Chris Liss on Nostr: Friend of mine told me the astronauts who supposedly died on the Challenger shuttle ...

Friend of mine told me the astronauts who supposedly died on the Challenger shuttle in 1987 are apparently still alive. So I checked out this video — very interesting:

https://x.com/PollsNOpinions1/status/1797932650197581976/video/1

But the question is, if it were true, why in 1986 would they bother to stage such a thing, given the cost and the possibility of being found out?

But it occurred to me there is a plausible explanation: the last time we went to the moon was in 1972. Fourteen years later, I’m sure the public was wondering, why haven’t we been back or gone to Mars?

But once the Challenger exploded, they had a good reason not to try for a while, not to fund space exploration and allow the public more or less to forget about it.

In other words, if the original moon landings were fake, you needed some kind of disaster to help with the cover-up, or else people would expect more space missions.

I’m not saying the video is dispositive or that the astronauts are actually still alive. I find it plausible, though, and definitely think the alleged living astronauts merit a real sit-down interview to confirm or debunk, were there such a thing as journalism anymore.

I’m also not entirely convinced the moon landings were fake, but let’s just say doubts about it are creeping in, along with 90 percent of all the other shit I took for granted growing up.