re: Why Do People Think We landed on the Moon

Assuming you're serious (which is a little hard to believe, but I'll run with it): stars aren't visible in the photos because it was daytime on the moon. The moon surface was far brighter than any stars. If the camera timing were adjusted for a longer exposure to capture the stars, the moon surface would (at least) be totally washed out. And then you'd say "that's obviously NOT the moon. It's a big fake cue ball."

You later said, "I just used one example." There are of course many examples from the tinfoil hat crowd. Popular Mechanics and Mythbusters both shot all of those down convincingly. Their articles are still out there.