On the occasion of the 56th anniversary of the launch of Apollo 11 and the historic day – on July 20, 1969 – that Neil Armstrong took “a small step for man” on the surface of the Moon, but “a huge jump for humanity”, the theories of conspiracy that argue that the mission of the Moon may have been in the Moon. Baz Oldrin, the second astronaut who walked the surface of the moon after Armstrong.

In his two interviews, Oldrin seems to have admitted that the US has never reached the moon and what humanity watched was not true.

In a television interview in 2000 – when Late Night’s presenter Conan O’Braen told him that he had watched the historical adhesion on television as a child, Oldrin left the audience speechless with his answer.

“No, you didn’t see it,” the former astronaut replied abruptly. “There was no television, there was no one to take photos. You saw a moving imaging, “he said.

Ataka was quickly overtaking and Aldrin continued to talk about how he felt the whole planet was seeing him, because he decided to jump like a “kangaroo” on the footage and other such loose, television questions.

In this photo of July 20, 1969 released by NASA, astronaut Baz Oldrin walks to the surface of the Moon

Another statement by Oldrin from the past seems to confirm this view.

In 2015, an eight -year -old baby girl had the former astronaut because no one has returned to the Moon since then. Oldrin replied, “Because we just never went there.”

The historic moment of the Apollo 11 hired “live” worldwide and was watched by about 600 million people.

For decades, however, skepticists have questioned whether the viewers saw it was authentic.

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In this image of a video provided by NASA, Apollo 11 astronauts, Neil Armstrong, presses on the surface of the Moon on July 20, 1969

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Thousands of people watch from giant televisions in Central Park in New York the Apollo 11 crew walking on the Moon

The historic mission Apollo 11 was launched on July 16, 1969 at 9:32 am (local time) from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The crew consisted of Commander Neil Armstrong, 38, the pilot of the 39 -year -old Baz Oldrin, and the 38 -year -old spaceship pilot, 38.

Armstrong and Aldrin walked the moon while Collins was orbited as the other two were attached.

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Apollo 11 crew poses outside his moonlight, Baz Oldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins (from left to right)

The conspiracy theories Apollo 11 began in the mid -1970s, amid the public suspicion caused by the Watergate scandals and the Pentagon documents.

Skeptics often report arguments such as Curious lighting on the shots and (non) shadow of the American flag, suspicious interviews and unnatural conditions on the surface of the Moon.

NASA has repeatedly rejected these allegations, displaying the telemetry data, lunar samples and the testimonies of thousands of engineers, scientists and astronauts.

Central Photo: Astronaut Edwin “Baz” Oldrin poses for a photo by the US flag on the Moon, during Apollo 11 on July 20, 1969