Sorry, Candace Owens, but men really did walk on the moon

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Candace Owens, the right-leaning populist commentator, is no stranger to controversy. For example, she recently tore into former President Donald Trump for his advocacy of taking coronavirus vaccines, which he helped to come into being thanks to Operation Warp Speed. However, Owens has taken to Twitter and championed an oldie-but-goodie conspiracy theory.

“Now for some light-hearted fun. What’s the one ‘conspiracy theory’ that no matter what anyone says you believe is true. Mine is that the moon landing in 1969 was completely faked. Just nothing about it makes sense. Especially NASA ‘accidentally erasing’ the original footage.”

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