Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The International Fake Station.
"The greatest proof, for me, is how the astronauts are acting, their disposition.
Imagine you're a real astronaut in real space. You've worked your whole life to become an astronaut on the real ISS... would you stand still as you answer questions in Zero G? Something which only a few people get to experience?
Hell no!! You would be enjoying yourself, laughing, bouncing off the walls, doing twists and turns. It would be an incredibly fun and joyful experience.
You would be overcome with joy. You and the other astronauts would be carrying the camera around excitedly, naturally using many angles rather than one fixed angle, incorporating closeups and peeks out the windows because it's so cool.
There would be no need to be nervous and tense and stand stock still like you are hiding something behind your back. But that's exactly what we see. Every single astronaut has a guity look on their face because they are literally wearing the proof of their guilt around their waist and behind their back, and it's fully visible to them. They have to psych themselves into remembering the audience cannot see it because of camera tricks!! That's why they are so worried and afraid. They know that their fraud is obvious to a sufficiently perceptive observer.
When the astronaut in the video does a flip, it's clearly effortful, and she experiences brief disorientation, as evidenced by her jaw being open as she initiates and ends the flip. If she were truly in Zero G, flipping would be effortless and would require no body contortion, and cause no feeling of disorientation, as you were already floating to begin with before the flip started.
These people can fake the visuals all they want, they can create the best CGI the human race has ever seen. Doesn't matter. The giveaway is Human Emotion. You cannot fake genuine human emotion. Facial expressions, immediate reactions, and body language will always tell the truth."
~ "Ben" (5/18/2022)
The International Fake Station.
"The greatest proof, for me, is how the astronauts are acting, their disposition.
Imagine you're a real astronaut in real space. You've worked your whole life to become an astronaut on the real ISS... would you stand still as you answer questions in Zero G? Something which only a few people get to experience?
Hell no!! You would be enjoying yourself, laughing, bouncing off the walls, doing twists and turns. It would be an incredibly fun and joyful experience.
You would be overcome with joy. You and the other astronauts would be carrying the camera around excitedly, naturally using many angles rather than one fixed angle, incorporating closeups and peeks out the windows because it's so cool.
There would be no need to be nervous and tense and stand stock still like you are hiding something behind your back. But that's exactly what we see. Every single astronaut has a guity look on their face because they are literally wearing the proof of their guilt around their waist and behind their back, and it's fully visible to them. They have to psych themselves into remembering the audience cannot see it because of camera tricks!! That's why they are so worried and afraid. They know that their fraud is obvious to a sufficiently perceptive observer.
When the astronaut in the video does a flip, it's clearly effortful, and she experiences brief disorientation, as evidenced by her jaw being open as she initiates and ends the flip. If she were truly in Zero G, flipping would be effortless and would require no body contortion, and cause no feeling of disorientation, as you were already floating to begin with before the flip started.
These people can fake the visuals all they want, they can create the best CGI the human race has ever seen. Doesn't matter. The giveaway is Human Emotion. You cannot fake genuine human emotion. Facial expressions, immediate reactions, and body language will always tell the truth."
~ "Ben" (5/18/2022)
