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Independent, non‑US recordings of Apollo 11 exist but are limited: amateur radio operator Larry Baysinger recorded VHF voice from the astronauts on the lunar surface, and a handful of professional obs...
The Apollo 11 moon landing is supported by multiple independent lines of evidence: third-party spacecraft imaging and tracking, contemporaneous radio and telemetry records, and physical artifacts and ...
Independent observatories — notably Bochum, Parkes, Honeysuckle Creek, Corralitos and Jodrell Bank — and several amateur radio operators (for example Larry Baysinger and others cited in ham-radio repo...
Soviet technical centers and foreign observatories actively monitored Apollo 11’s radio, telemetry and trajectories, and had both capability and motive to detect any fraud; Soviet tracking (including ...
A mix of NASA’s own global tracking network and independent international observatories—most notably Australia’s Parkes and Honeysuckle Creek, the UK’s Jodrell Bank, and several smaller professional a...
Independent, non‑NASA observations — radio recordings by observatories and amateurs, radar tracking by multiple nations, laser retroreflector returns, and optical imaging from spacecraft and telescope...