Apollo Program Part 1 - Lunar Surface Photography

from This Perfect Day · host TPD Podcast

Have we really been to the moon? History books tell us that on July 20, 1969, NASA’s Apollo 11 mission landed mankind on the moon for the first time. But one out of ten Americans say “no way!,” and do not fully believe the official record of mankind’s greatest achievement. Could the Apollo moon missions 11-17 be an elaborate hoax? If yes, why would such a hoax be perpetrated, and who would benefit? Or are conspiracy theorists simply…well…throwing rocks at the moon?

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