Lunar Landing Hoaxes Skeptical Inquiry
Lunar Landing Hoaxes Skeptical Inquiry
Lunar Landing
Sites dedicated to the theory that the Apollo lunar landings were a hoax perpetrated by the United States government in order to save face after the 1969 moon shot had to be scrapped halfway through the mission.
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- This site features a documentary that attempts to prove Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Funded by the state of Ohio, film premiered at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.
- A Debunking of the Moon Hoax Theory.
- Yet more evidence of a hoax, including what purports to be a NASA press release.
- Page rebutting the Fox TV documentary that claimed Moon landings were faked.
- Was the moon landing a hoax? Did men really land on the moon? Comprehensive books and resources for researchers on lunar landing topic.
- Acronym for Numerous Anomalies and Scams Allowed and approaches the topic accordingly.
- Review and synopsis of R. Ren's book, "Nasa Mooned America."
- CNN's Sci-Tech article about the television show which re-popularized the issue. Includes message boards and related stories.
- Examines numerous claims the Apollo Moon landings were hoaxes constructed by NASA.
- Website of astronomer Jim Scotti, debunking the Moon Hoax Theory.
- Evidence to supposedly prove Apollo landings were faked.
- Wired published one of the first articles on the web to advance the theory that we never landed on the moon.
- Message board where the general public voices personal views on whether or not the moon landing was a hoax.
- NASA's rebuttal of the allegations that the lunar landing was a hoax. Includes a Space Education Exercises section.
- Parody of lunar landing hoax sites including exclusive photo evidence purporting to be from the top secret NASA archives.
- Daily Telegraph article by Robert Matthews.
- Rebuttal of claims that the NASA moon landings were an elaborate hoax.
- Interesting photos from Langley and elsewhere, purporting to prove how Apollo was faked.
- Offers an analysis and questions the authenticity of photographs taken during the missions.ยต
- Not-so-tongue-in-cheek page from the creator of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon," detailing the top ten clues that there was a hoax.
- Organization of amateurs and professionals devoted to the Apollo program and its manned exploration of the moon. Debunks the so-called conspiracy theories that state such a landings may never have occurred.
- Inspired by a local radio show, the author embarks on a journey dissecting the reasons the government might want to fake such a thing, analysis of various pictures, and facts about the moon.
- Lengthy review of the Fox special "Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?"
- Rebuttal from NASA in which they explain their assertion that both moon rocks and common sense prove that the astronauts landed on the moon.
- Site by NASA geologist Paul Lowman, showing why the lunar samples returned from Apollo are indeed from the Moon.
- Discussion of the purported Apollo hoax asks and gives answers to such things as the question of the fluttering flag, crosshair irregularities, and a list of books supporting the both positions on the matter.
- In-depth analysis of the usual photos, as well as some which are not usual.
- Presented by a man who claims to have grown up next door to a space program worker.
- Credits Stanley Kubrick's cinematography as being the inspiration for NASA's purported lunar landing hoax.
- Examines lunar mission photographs, finds flaws in various claims that they are faked.
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