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Informative Essay: The Moon Landing

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Who was right? Who knows, today we will discuss the Moon Landing! By Jordan Cornelius

According to conspiracy theorist Bill Kaysing, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong should have been up for an Emmy in 1969, with their performance of “The Moon Landing.” Believe it or not, the theory exists that we never really landed on the moon.
On 1969 NASA showed LIVE FOOTAGE of the Apollo Moon landing in 1969, but was it really just that? Some say NASA faked the Apollo 11 moon landing in a studio, but both sides have shown facts to back them up. Today I will show you facts about what NASA, Scientists, Theorists, Conspirators, and the U.S. government showed and said to prove they were RIGHT. NASA has spoken, and the Conspirators have been skeptical, here are

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