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NASA Rebukes Kim Kardashian’s Moon-Landing Claim, Invites Her to Launch

Experts point to extensive physical proof of Apollo missions, including moon rocks plus active laser reflectors.

Overview

  • In a newly aired scene from The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian says she believes the 1969 Moon landing was faked and tries to persuade colleague Sarah Paulson with links and clips.
  • She attributes a denial of the landing to Buzz Aldrin, a claim reporters and fact-checkers say stems from out-of-context video and does not reflect Aldrin’s views.
  • Acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy responded on X that the United States has been to the Moon six times, invited Kardashian to a Kennedy Space Center launch, and highlighted the Artemis program.
  • The clip reprises familiar conspiracy talking points such as a moving flag, no visible stars, and supposed footprint discrepancies, all of which scientists have repeatedly explained.
  • Coverage reiterates evidence confirming Apollo missions, including roughly 382 kilograms of lunar samples verified internationally, still-operational laser retroreflectors, extensive telemetry, and independent observations.