This is an eternal dispute, Stephen Curry claims that NASA has never landed on the moon!

What is the official version? Forty-nine years ago, NASA's spacecraft Apollo 11 successfully transported the first astronauts to the moon's surface. Buzz Aldrin left the first tracks on the lunar soil. Apollo 11 left a lot of artifacts, just like NASA's other Apollo missions that followed later.

Despite the fact that there is a wide range of pictures and online videos showing that humanity has reached the moon, Millions of people around the world believe that NASA has never been able to land on the lunar surface and that everything is a massive scam. This view is also held by a person who accuses NASA of pretending to land on the moon. This man is the superstar NBA (the National Basketball Association *) Stephen Curry, which claims that NASA never stood on the moon.

On the way to the Moon, the crew of Apollo 17 photographed this picture of Earth called Blue Marble (© NASA)

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Stephen Curry, the NBA champion, made a surprising statement during an interview for a podcast called "Winging It" (doing something without preparation and knowledge *). NBA players Vince Carter and Kent Bazemor were also present. In a relaxed conversation that led to some kind of existentialism and pseudo-deep questions off topic. Curry finally moved the gear lever when he asked the others if he believed the human foot had really touched the moon's surface.

He asked guests Vince Carter, Kent Bazemore, Annie Finberg and his colleague Andre Iguodal if they thought we had ever been to the moon. Everyone in agreement said they did not.

Curry said:

"They're going to get us and obey. sorry, I do not want to start with conspiracies."

NASA response

The NASA people finally answered. They invited Curry, who plays for the Golden State Warriors, to visit his lunar lab. They wanted to look at the rocks.

NASA spokesman Allard Beutel said:

"We would like Mr. Curry to take a tour of the lunar laboratory at our Johnson Space Center in Houston, perhaps the next time the Warriors play with the Rockets in the city. We have hundreds of kilograms of lunar rocks and Apollo control equipment stored here. During his visit, he can see what we did 50 years ago, as well as what we are doing now to return to the moon in the years to come, but to stay there this time. ”

NASA, in the years 1969 to 1972, successfully made six landings on the moon, when 12 of American astronauts laid their feet on the moon surface. Curry is not alone who does not believe that NASA has sometimes set foot on the moon.

However, as the agency explains:

"Not all questions raised by unbelievers are answered. One of the strongest arguments, however, is that all Apollo missions were independently monitored by England and Russia (our allies and enemies), and both sent letters of congratulations after landing on the moon. Russia would report our failure very quickly if the landing did not take place. "

At the request of President Trump, NASA is now working on another plan to return to the Moon.