Apollo Astronaut Finally Admits The Truth — Why We Stopped Going To The Moon

On April 27, 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke became the tenth human being to walk on the surface of the Moon spending over 20 hours on the lunar surface

conducting three moonwalks, collecting 211 pounds of rock and soil samples in the Descartes Highlands region, with the mission officially declared a complete success accomplishing all scientific objectives—but Charles Duke, now in his late eighties with nothing left to lose and no career to protect

has begun telling a different story about what he and mission commander John Young really found on the lunar surface that was never included in official mission reports, something that was photographed extensively.

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