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Bryson DeChambeau Questions Authenticity of Moon‑Landing Footage

Viral podcast remarks that cast doubt on historic video have drawn sharp criticism while raising new questions about his credibility and career path.

Overview

  • DeChambeau told The Katie Miller Podcast on Tuesday that he believes humans went to the moon but does not trust the famous moon‑landing footage and called the visuals “quite wild.”
  • He said he relies on Elon Musk’s public statements to affirm that lunar landings occurred and also expressed belief in UAPs and 'interdimensional beings' during the same interview.
  • The clip spread quickly across social platforms and news outlets, generating immediate backlash from fans and commentators and prompting widespread media coverage.
  • Reporters noted the timing of the remarks during a poor competitive stretch for DeChambeau, who missed cuts at recent majors, and linked them to uncertainty about LIV Golf’s funding and his stated interest in shifting toward content creation.
  • Coverage stressed that independent scientific evidence supports the Apollo landings — including lunar reconnaissance images, retroreflector laser ranging and analyzed lunar samples — and no correction or retraction from DeChambeau has been reported.