All we learn about Artemis II conspiracy concept – bizarre static letters on ball

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NASA’s moon fly-by mission has been hit by wild hoax claims after some online cynics spotted strange static lettering on a toy ball during an interview with the crew

Here is everything we know about the claims NASA’s moon mission are ‘fake’

1. The first space mission around the moon in decades has been dubbed “fake” after sharp-eyed sceptics noticed an apparent “green screen glitch”.
2. A video of the NASA crew being interviewed drew attention for all the wrong reasons when lettering appeared on a toy, while others suggested a more innocent explanation.
3. The small ball, utilised to demonstrate zero gravity in space, is seen spinning in front of an astronaut. Static lettering oddly appears on some blue sections of the ball.
4. This strange occurrence led some enthusiastic internet users to declare the entire mission was “fake”. One user commented: “duh… even my dog knows it’s fake…”
5. However, a user on X, formerly Twitter, insisted that the viral video was edited as he shared a clip of the original CNN interview, which did not have any of the static lettering.
6. Max DeLargo stated: “A viral video of an Artemis 2 interview has been doing the rounds on X showing an apparent “blue screen” chromakey text glitch. However it is NOT present in the original.”

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