I watched the first 20 min of this video and that was enough to tell me, (actually, I knew it in the first 3 1/2 but I gave it more time just to be fair), this was simply another aspirant for YouTube fame and glory. He displays maybe a high school level of scientific understanding and forces evidence to fit his premise when it has a far simpler and correct interpretation.
He, like some others here on this site, has no understanding of perspective. At the 3 min area of the video he is going on about how it is “impossible” to have a shadow “completely” cover the area between the camera and the astronaut in the distance. Obviously, this wannabe debunker, is unaware that the shadow “could be” and IS passing across the lens… not the landscape.
The moving bag? Darby or RainmanTime are far more qualified to answer this than I but for my 2 cents… It’s inertia. Once the bag is started in motion it will continue to be in motion, until acted on by another force. Since it is hanging by straps and is unable to move off in a constant direction… it appears to swing. It is “the lack” of atmosphere that allows it to, seemingly, move for a longer time than a person, used to the effects of motion here on Earth, would expect.
I watched the last few min since, heka, said there was an interesting part there.
Most people know that sound needs a medium to travel through to be detected. With no atmosphere on the moon… or in space, which gave rise to a tagline for the awesome space horror film, Alien (1979) “In space, no one can hear you scream”… sound will not “carry”. The noise mentioned in the last few min of this video is used as another example of proof of a hoax. Almost pretty good evidence… almost.
Sound needs a medium to travel in… any medium… metal is a good “conductor” of sound waves. If you look closely, you might notice the astronaut’s hand in contact with the Lander by way of the table he is touching. The sound wave would easily pass into his glove and be detected inside his suit by his mic. It doesn’t need “air” to travel… the lander’s structure will do the job quite nicely. The same is true for the hammer sounds traveling through the glove. He makes a big deal out of a story that “NASA disappeared” from their internet site, that the hammer made no sound, in contrast to other statements about the sound that was obviously heard. I think the article was talking about sound ON the moon… not the same as sound “within” the astronauts suit.
The “hoax” claims about the moon landings have already be busted by several credible sources but if you want to see a good one, watch MythBurters episode 104 from 2008. There is plenty of proof that we did, in fact, go to the moon. There are images from the LRO, (Google LRO images, you can easily lose half a day looking through these pics, like I did awhile back). The Russians, who were not our friends during this time, nor are they now, admitted the radio transmissions originated from the moon.
More info here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_evidence_for_Apollo_Moon_landings