Evidence to supposedly prove Apollo landings were faked.

Message board where the general public voices personal views on whether or not the moon landing was a hoax.

Lengthy review of the Fox special "Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land on the Moon?"

In-depth analysis of the usual photos, as well as some which are not usual.

NASA's rebuttal of the allegations that the lunar landing was a hoax. Includes a Space Education Exercises section.

This site features a documentary that attempts to prove Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Funded by the state of Ohio, film premiered at the Museum of Modern Art in NYC.

A Debunking of the Moon Hoax Theory.

Site by NASA geologist Paul Lowman, showing why the lunar samples returned from Apollo are indeed from the Moon.

Discussion of the purported Apollo hoax asks and gives answers to such things as the question of the fluttering flag, crosshair irregularities, and a list of books supporting the both positions on the matter.

Page rebutting the Fox TV documentary that claimed Moon landings were faked.

Credits Stanley Kubrick's cinematography as being the inspiration for NASA's purported lunar landing hoax.

Interesting photos from Langley and elsewhere, purporting to prove how Apollo was faked.

Review and synopsis of R. Ren's book, "Nasa Mooned America."

Presented by a man who claims to have grown up next door to a space program worker.

Organization of amateurs and professionals devoted to the Apollo program and its manned exploration of the moon. Debunks the so-called conspiracy theories that state such a landings may never have occurred.

Offers an analysis and questions the authenticity of photographs taken during the missions.µ

Club Lard investigators discuss evidence that the moon landings in the late 60s through early 70s were staged.

Was the moon landing a hoax? Did men really land on the moon? Comprehensive books and resources for researchers on lunar landing topic.

Parody of lunar landing hoax sites including exclusive photo evidence purporting to be from the top secret NASA archives.

Acronym for Numerous Anomalies and Scams Allowed and approaches the topic accordingly.

CNN's Sci-Tech article about the television show which re-popularized the issue. Includes message boards and related stories.

Examines numerous claims the Apollo Moon landings were hoaxes constructed by NASA.

Yet more evidence of a hoax, including what purports to be a NASA press release.

Rebuttal from NASA in which they explain their assertion that both moon rocks and common sense prove that the astronauts landed on the moon.

Website of astronomer Jim Scotti, debunking the Moon Hoax Theory.

Inspired by a local radio show, the author embarks on a journey dissecting the reasons the government might want to fake such a thing, analysis of various pictures, and facts about the moon.

Rebuttal of claims that the NASA moon landings were an elaborate hoax.

Wired published one of the first articles on the web to advance the theory that we never landed on the moon.

Not-so-tongue-in-cheek page from the creator of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon," detailing the top ten clues that there was a hoax.

Examines lunar mission photographs, finds flaws in various claims that they are faked.

Daily Telegraph article by Robert Matthews.