NASA lunar return challenges questioned by Mark Keenan

Author Mark Keenan raises questions regarding the difficulty of NASA's current efforts to return humans to the lunar surface, given the success of the Apollo program between 1969 and 1972.

In his book, ‘Falošné pristátia na Mesiaci a lži NASy’ (False Moon Landings and NASA Lies), Keenan challenges the official narrative of the six Apollo missions that allegedly landed twelve astronauts on the Moon. He questions how the United States possessed the reliable technology to transport humans 240,000 miles from Earth and return them safely using 1960s-era computing and engineering, without modern tools like GPS or the internet, yet has struggled to replicate such feats more than half a century later.