What's wrong

^that to.

*too.

...Moon moon...

I see what you did there o_o

He twisted the pole back and forth to put it in the ground and it was still waving when the picture was taken.

There's no wind to move it but if he shakes it there's no air resistance to stop it.

There's not LESS air resistance, there's NO air resistance.

The reason the flag looks rumpled, like it's blowing, is because it was stuck in that shape. On the flight up, it wouldn't have been able to stay completely straight. The speed and pressure of leaving the atmosphere would have rumpled it up. And because of the almost non-existence of gravity and the bar holding the top of the flag up, the rest of the flag would have stayed in whatever rumpled up position it was when they brought it out.

Did you seriously just. . . .

THE MOON. IT'S THE MOON.

You want a cookie ?

No give him the vegetarian gluten-free brownies.