1. ANSWER
Humans landed on the Moon six times via NASA's Apollo program (1969-1972), with overwhelming physical, photographic, and independent verification.12

2. EVIDENCE
- Apollo missions left retroreflectors on the lunar surface, confirmed by independent laser ranging experiments worldwide (e.g., by observatories in France, Germany, and others).1
- Moon rocks (382 kg total) collected and analyzed by geologists globally, matching no Earth rocks and confirming lunar origin via composition and micrometeorite impacts.31
- NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (2009+) imaged all six landing sites, showing hardware, tracks, and descent stages; third-parties like Japan (Kaguya), India (Chandrayaan), and China confirmed.245
- Missions tracked in real-time by non-NASA entities, including the Soviet Union, which never disputed despite rivalry.14
- 1969 video tech couldn't fake slow-motion dust behavior or 1/6th gravity effects, per film experts.6
Recent (2026): Artemis II flyby reignited hoax claims, but sites remain visible; no new disproof.72 All hoax claims debunked repeatedly; no credible counter-evidence found.

3. CREDIBILITY — 1 (fabrication).

4. CONFIDENCE — 10 (overwhelming, multi-decade independent verification).

5. BIAS — CENTER (scientific, governmental, and international sources).

6. CATEGORY — Conspiracy & Fringe.