Moon Landing Debate
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- Scott ThompsonFox News
- Jenna LemoncelliNew York Post
- Erin KellerThe Independent
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“Moon Landing Debate.” The Aporia, October 13, 2026. https://theaporia.onrender.com/event/64055.
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Drake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed skepticism during a radio interview about whether the United States actually landed on the moon in 1969, mentioning that he took a conspiracy theories class while at the University of North Carolina. In response to Maye’s comments, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman defended the lunar landings, emphasizing the extensive evidence and international…
Patriots' Drake Maye says he's 'a little bit skeptical' US landed on moon, NASA responds →Drake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed skepticism about the Apollo 11 moon landing during a radio appearance, suggesting he is not entirely convinced it occurred. He mentioned taking a conspiracy theory class in college that covered various unconventional theories. The conversation took place amid discussion of his performance in a recent game against the Buffalo Bills, where Maye led his…
Patriots’ Drake Maye isn’t so sure we landed on the moon →Drake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed doubt about whether astronauts truly landed on the Moon during an interview on WEEI Sports Radio 93.7 Boston. NASA’s chief administrator Jared Isaacman responded to Maye's skepticism with a humorous tweet saying he “quite literally have[s] the receipts,” referring to evidence of the moon landing. This exchange highlights ongoing public debates…
NASA chief has hilarious response to NFL player who doubts whether astronauts really landed on the Moon →Analysis
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Patriots' Drake Maye says he's 'a little bit skeptical' US landed on moon, NASA responds
Patriots’ Drake Maye isn’t so sure we landed on the moon
NASA chief has hilarious response to NFL player who doubts whether astronauts really landed on the Moon
How it changed
- 7 Oct
Add New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye to the group of Americans who are not quite sure the United States landed on the moon in 1969.
- 8 Oct
The Patriots will host the Las Vegas Raiders this Sunday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
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8 Oct NASA chief has hilarious response to NFL player who doubts whether astronauts really landed on the MoonDrake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed doubt about whether astronauts truly landed on the Moon during an interview on WEEI Sports Radio 93.7 Boston. NASA’s chief administrator Jared Isaacman responded to Maye's skepticism with a humorous tweet saying he “quite literally have[s] the receipts,” referring to evidence of the moon landing. This exchange highlights ongoing public debates…The Independent
7 Oct Patriots’ Drake Maye isn’t so sure we landed on the moonDrake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed skepticism about the Apollo 11 moon landing during a radio appearance, suggesting he is not entirely convinced it occurred. He mentioned taking a conspiracy theory class in college that covered various unconventional theories. The conversation took place amid discussion of his performance in a recent game against the Buffalo Bills, where Maye led his…New York Post
7 Oct Patriots' Drake Maye says he's 'a little bit skeptical' US landed on moon, NASA respondsDrake Maye, quarterback for the New England Patriots, expressed skepticism during a radio interview about whether the United States actually landed on the moon in 1969, mentioning that he took a conspiracy theories class while at the University of North Carolina. In response to Maye’s comments, NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman defended the lunar landings, emphasizing the extensive evidence and international…Fox News
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