NASA rejected Kim Kardashian's claims that the moon landing in 1969 was faked, emphasizing that the mission took place six times.
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NASA responded to Kim Kardashian's comments, who suggested that the 1969 Moon landing was a hoax. In a recent episode of her television series, Kardashian stated that she does not believe the mission took place, citing an alleged comment from astronaut Buzz Aldrin. NASA, through its acting administrator Sean Duffy, emphasized that humans have landed on the Moon six times and vehemently rejected conspiracy theories that have persisted for over 50 years. Duffy invited Kardashian to the Kennedy Space Center for the launch of the Artemis program, which aims to return to the Moon. Despite Kardashian's claims, experts have demonstrated that all theories asserting that NASA faked the Moon landings are unfounded.
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