NASA admitted that it had lost, lost the original footage of man’s first steps on the moon. It was all recorded on these telemetry tapes. So where is this hard evidence?
NASA Gean Krantz Apollo 11 Flight Director – Lost Moon Walk Tapes
I haven’t seen anything that indicates the telemetry tapes data is even in existence. And as I said, even if we had it, we don’t have the machines to play it back. But your own research has shown the telemetry tapes data is missing. That’s right.
Narrator – NASA’s Goddard Space Center
If it’s anywhere, it should be here at NASA‘s Goddard Space Center in Maryland, home to the National Space Science Data Archives.
Dr. David Williams NASA Archivist Goddard Space Center
Doesn’t have it either. This was so-and-so doesn’t have it. Johnson doesn’t have it.
Right, right. We’ve been unable to track it down. I mean, we don’t know where this telemetry tapes data ended up, and we don’t know what path it may have taken.
So unfortunately, I’m afraid I can’t really give you much of a clue as to where this data ended up and whether it still exists.
NASA Control Room and Newscaster
You can see there, 25 feet of umbilical cord. That contains the life support system and communications link from the spacecraft life support system up through that chest pack.
This is clearly fake, and made with props, models, and footage similar to the Hollywood creations of the day, such as Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 Space Odyssey, created in 1968, the year before the first supposed moon landing.
