Third-party Evidence For Apollo Moon Landings - Independent Research Consistent With NASA Claims

Independent Research Consistent With NASA Claims

In this section is evidence, by independent researchers, that NASA's account is correct. However, at least somewhere in the investigation, there was some NASA involvement.

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