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Patriots QB Drake Maye Sounds Slightly Skeptical of the Moon Landing
Drake Maye said he is not 100% sure the U.S. landed on the moon after a WEEI fan asked about conspiracy theories.
- Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye expressed skepticism about the 1969 Moon landing during a Tuesday radio interview on WEEI, admitting he is "not 100% sure" the United States actually reached the lunar surface.
- Maye revealed he studied Conspiracy Theories in a University of North Carolina class, discussing topics like Hitler while explaining his skepticism about the Moon landing.
- Maye's Moon landing comments came after he threw for 269 yards and three TDs in a 29-26 victory over the Buffalo Bills, ending a two-game drought without a TD pass.
- NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman responded on Twitter Wednesday, stating he "quite literally have the receipts," referencing the 842 pounds of lunar rock brought back by Astronauts.
- The United States has overwhelming evidence for the landings, including photographs from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, while the Soviet Union tracked the missions and never disputed the achievement by Americans.
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Drake Maye questions credibility of 1969 moon landing: ‘I’m a little bit skeptical’ - Boston News, Weather, Sports
Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye took some time to answer a fan’s question about which conspiracy theory he thinks is real during a radio appearance this...
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Drake Maye admits he's 'a little bit skeptical' about Moon landing
The United States famously landed on the moon back in 1969 with Neil Armstrong delivering his famous line, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” as he became the first man to set foot on the surface of the moon. However, not everyone believes that the moon landing actually happened. Over…
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