NASA response to Kim Kardashian Moon landing claim
NASA has responded to recent comments made by American reality star Kim Kardashian, who claimed that the 1969 Moon landing never happened. The agency firmly dismissed her statement, reiterating that the Apollo 11 mission remains one of humanity’s greatest scientific achievements.
During a podcast interview earlier this week, Kardashian questioned the authenticity of the Moon landing, suggesting that it was staged for political reasons. Her remarks quickly spread online, sparking debates and criticism from scientists, historians, and space enthusiasts.
In a statement released by NASA officials, the agency reaffirmed that there is undeniable evidence proving the success of the Apollo 11 mission. It cited thousands of photographs, Moon rock samples, and live transmission recordings as proof that astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the lunar surface in July 1969.
NASA added that the Moon landing was not only documented by the United States but also tracked by other countries, making it impossible to fake. The agency urged the public to rely on verified scientific facts rather than conspiracy theories that distort historical events.
Experts have noted that claims like Kardashian’s can fuel misinformation and undermine decades of scientific progress. NASA’s firm response, they said, is part of its broader effort to counter false narratives about space exploration.
