I'm not a scientist, no; I can't quote theorems, formulae, scientific reports and so on. But I know scientific Christians who can.
I trust Neil Armstrong when he says, and writes, that he went to the moon and the first thing he did was to read some words from Genesis. How amazing was that? God gives man the ability to discover more of his creation, man goes to the moon and reads from God's word! Great!
Yet you don't want to believe it.
I trust the photos that I've seen, the footage of the Apollos landings - I even watched part of one of them on TV.
You, however, see photos of the moon, cry "fake!" and yet cannot prove what you are saying.
You have posted a YouTube clip in which, you claim, Buzz Aldrin denied the moon landings - in fact, the clip showed the opposite.
You have made statement after statement which people have asked you to prove, or show evidence for your remarks - and you can't.
Why would anyone believe the notion, "the earth is flat; it really is. Well no, I have no proof but I believe what I am saying and have found some others who believe it too"?
If I'd taken an exam, answered the question "when was the Battle of Hastings" with the answer "1532" and had it marked wrong, how likely would it be that the teacher would correct it because I insisted that I
knew I was right and all history books everywhere were incorrect?