1. CLAIM — NASA's website discloses that space exploration images and pictures are not real but all computer-generated (CGI) cartoons.1

2. VERDICT — FALSE.2

3. EVIDENCE — NASA websites explain that raw images from missions are unprocessed camera data (like smartphone photos before editing), available publicly, and processed versions enhance details, colors, and contrast already present in the data for science and visualization—standard practice, not fabrication. No NASA page states images "aren't real" or are all "CGI cartoons"; NASA distinguishes raw captures from enhancements and explicitly debunks such claims. For example, NASA's Raw Images FAQ: "Enhancement... is done to share what's in the image, not to add something that's not there."1 Space.com (citing NASA): "NASA routinely processes raw images to enhance details, or to visualize things the human eye could never see."2 Composites (stitching multiple photos) and colorization occur, but raw photos exist and are real captures.2

4. SOURCE CHECK — TruthBomb (facebook.com/Truthbomb911) is a Facebook page posting conspiracy content claiming NASA fakes missions with CGI, green screens, and Masonic symbolism (e.g., Artemis as "Masonic theater," all NASA photos fake/AI).345 No evidence of expertise in space/science; promotes anti-NASA hoaxes alongside vaccine skepticism.6

5. CREDIBILITY — 1.

6. BIAS — FAR RIGHT.