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Independent, third‑party measurements and physical samples provide the clearest scientific proof that Apollo landed humans on the Moon: Apollo returned about 382 kg (842 lb) of lunar rock and soil tha...
There is strong, multi‑party evidence that humans landed on the Moon six times between 1969 and 1972, including 382 kg (commonly reported as 382 kilograms) of lunar rock studied worldwide, retroreflec...
The Apollo moon landings (six crewed landings from 1969–1972) are widely documented and repeatedly defended by scientific institutions; the Institute of Physics says “every single argument” that NASA ...
Mainstream scientific and journalistic sources say the Apollo crewed Moon landings (six landings from 1969–1972) are real and supported by multiple independent lines of evidence — e.g., 382 kg of luna...
Buzz Aldrin has repeatedly been misquoted or had clips taken out of context that make it appear he said the Apollo 11 moon landing “didn’t happen”; fact-checkers and major outlets say those clips do n...
Experts respond to moon-landing denial by pointing to multiple independent lines of evidence—returned lunar rocks (382 kg cited by the Institute of Physics), retroreflectors and imagery from later orb...
Multiple independent lines of evidence — physical lunar samples (382 kg returned), third‑party photographic/observational confirmation, and robotic/laser measurements — are repeatedly cited by scienti...
Physical materials and independent observations confirm Apollo landed humans on the Moon: Apollo missions returned 842 lb (382 kg) of lunar rocks and soil and NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)...
Moon-landing skeptics point to photographic “anomalies” such as missing stars, strange shadows, identical backgrounds, apparent crosshairs over bright areas, and the lack of visible blast craters; mai...
Since 2000, no credible government or major national space agency has produced verifiable “new evidence” that overturns the Apollo moon landings; independent confirmations — Lunar Reconnaissance Orbit...