Space & Extraterrestrial Theories

A persistent Moon Landing Hoax sub-theory claims that director Stanley Kubrick filmed fake Apollo mission footage on a soundstage — often citing his 1968 film *2001: A Space Odyssey* as proof of his technical capability. Multiple independent lines of evidence refute the claim. The sustained low-gravity movement shown in Apollo footage (1/6 g for hours at a time) was technically impossible to simulate with 1960s film technology; *2001* itself used techniques that would have been immediately identifiable if applied to Apollo footage. The Soviet Union, tracking the missions and with every incentive to expose a fake, confirmed the missions. The Apollo program returned 842 lbs of lunar samples distributed to international labs. Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter photographs from 2009 onward show Apollo landing sites with hardware and tracks still visible.

Claims that Artemis II mission photos, videos, or broadcasts prove the lunar flyby was staged or AI-generated.

Claims that governments run hidden breakaway space fleets or off-world bases.

Tracker for claims about official UAP historical reports and what they do or do not establish.

A media-provenance page tracing alien-autopsy film and image claims.

Claims that a hidden planet is approaching Earth and repeatedly predicted to cause apocalypse.

Claims that mummified remains promoted from Peru are non-human alien bodies.

Claims that NASA or governments will fake an alien or religious event using holograms to create world government.

The claim, based on a 1984 packet of allegedly leaked documents, that President Truman in 1947 established a secret committee (Majestic 12 or MJ-12) of 12 scientists and military officers to study recovered UFO craft from Roswell.

The 1947 crash of a high-altitude Project Mogul balloon near Roswell, New Mexico that was briefly described by the US Army as a recovered "flying disc" before being reclassified as a weather balloon — and later, in 1994, as a classified Soviet nuclear-test surveillance balloon.

The theory that NASA faked the Apollo moon landings between 1969 and 1972, filming them on a secret movie set rather than actually sending astronauts to the lunar surface.