End the Nonsense: Moon Landing Denial Should Be a Bannable Offense

This iconic photograph, taken by Michael Collins during the Apollo 11 mission, is a profound representation of human achievement, uniting all of humanity except for the one soul taking the picture. It's a testament to our drive to explore and understand the universe.

However, even in a community dedicated to science and space, a persistent shadow of denial looms. Every post, every video, every piece of evidence from the Apollo era seems to attract those who, over 50 years later, have yet to produce a shred of credible evidence to support their baseless claims. Moon landing denial isn't an opinion; it's a demonstrably false narrative, easily debunked. It is not a matter for debate.

In a space dedicated to scientific discourse, allowing such easily disproven lies to fester is detrimental. It dilutes the conversation and disrespects the incredible feats of science and engineering that made these missions possible. The time has come for moderators to take a firm stand for truth.

Making moon landing denial a bannable offense is not about censorship; it's about maintaining the integrity of the community and ensuring that factual discourse prevails. It's about preventing the spread of willful ignorance and ensuring that discussions remain grounded in evidence and reason. Let's send these knuckle-draggers back to their echo chambers, where their nonsensical claims can be contained, and allow genuine enthusiasts to celebrate the awe-inspiring reality of humanity's journey to the Moon.