Your video sparked a new idea. I think you couldn't have guessed your topic will lead to this but now I see it was inevitable.
In Iran NASA's work is considered 100% legitimate. No fake is officially suspected. I made a Persian language search and found that one of the top results is a guy vehemently debunking, not NASA, but NASA moon landing doubters! One Web publication that actually had an article about fake moon landings was a website directly owned and operated by Iran revolutionary guards! Even in that the article is a very long translation, dealing with "moving flag" among others, and this moving flag being the favorite of NASA trolls, was actually taken up in comment section for ridicule of the article. However even such websites won't go beyond moon landing and indeed even moon landing officially seen as an undisputed fact. Other than the fake moon landing, I think other space hoaxes are totally unheard of among the Iranian educated who know a bit of English. School children are actually taught about ISS by their physics teachers and fake videos of Astronuts in fake ISS is shown to them.
It seems that in the middle east the space hoaxes of NASA et al are feverishly sold to the public. I highly doubt this is accidental. I think NASA is finding new audience for itself, people who will bind their faith to it. The religious scholars in the middle east trust NASA at least for now. I need to make an Arabic search for this but I wish we had a native Arabic speaker to help us more efficiently. NASA is losing credibility in the western world really fast, but what about in the middle east? I don't see any credibility threat from Iranian population. Especially if this is tied to pride, people might have a lot of difficulty seeing the reality, and think that someone wants to deprive them of their achievement. I have heard the name of that Anoosheh Ansari mentioned to me much more than once as an example of Iranian space achievement!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anousheh_Ansari
Yeah here we all take these for granted but there are populations out there who are going to have a lot of difficulties in accepting the truth. I think NASA is very well aware of this and the theoretical physics, cosmology, theories dealing with structure of mater and universe, physical theories that try to cross over into metaphysical ontology, these will surely get a form more compatible with middle eastern philosophy, to appeal more to this population. I heard that our current cosmology is already compatible with Hindu teachings, but I need to confirm that myself.
These are new perspectives I am gaining from this thread and I think might lead to some solid results, like a theory that we can test!