AN image of a NASA astronaut on the moon during Apollo 11, with the Earth in the background, which has been used by conspiracy theorists to argue the lunar landings were faked, appears to have been edited, it has emerged. Moon landing deniers claim that by lightening the picture a square around the Earth was revealed, meaning it must have been cut and pasted into the image. Moon hoax conspiracy theorists claim a desperate President JFK, who wanted to beat the Russians to the moon, ordered the production of a series of films in top-secret studios to make it look like NASA astronauts made it to the lunar surface. It has gone on to become one of the world's biggest conspiracy theories. Supporters of the theory claim that the Earth had to be added to the picture, because the lunar surface we see was actually mocked up in a studio. However, sceptical debunkers, who believe the moon landings did happen, appear to have beaten the conspiracy theorists at their own game in the case of this