Originally appeared on E! Online<\/a><\/p>\n Remember that giant leap for mankind? Well, Kim Kardashian<\/strong><\/a> isn’t so sure that step was actually taken.<\/p>\n As the All’s Fair<\/em><\/a> star revealed, she’s someone who keeps up regularly with conspiracy theories. So much so, that Kim has taken to sending her costar Sarah Paulson<\/a><\/strong> articles “all the time,” including one that explores the longstanding notion that the 1969 moon landing was not real.<\/p>\n “I think it didn’t happen,” Kim told Sarah during the Oct. 29 episode of The Kardashians<\/em>, later adding in a confessional, “I think it was fake.”<\/p>\n As for the proof? Kim cited Buzz Aldrin <\/strong>himself, the former astronaut who became the second man to walk on the moon after fellow Apollo 11 crew member Neil Armstrong<\/strong>.<\/p>\n “I’ve seen a few videos on Buzz Aldrin talking about how it didn’t happen,” she explained. “He says it all the time now in interviews. Maybe we should find Buzz Aldrin.”<\/p>\n And after suggesting that sister Khloe Kardashian <\/strong>have the 95-year-old as a guest on her Khloe in Wonder Land <\/em>podcast, Kim launched into a few examples of why the theory is still floating around out there.<\/p>\n More from E! Online<\/strong><\/p>\n “Why does Buzz Aldrin say it didn’t happen? There’s no gravity on the moon,” she listed, adding in reference to images, “Why is the flag blowing? The shoes that they have in the museum that they wore on the moon is a different print in the photos. Why are there no stars?”<\/p>\n And for those who thinks she’s “crazy” for even suggesting such a notion, Kim isn’t fazed.<\/p>\n “They’re going to say I’m crazy no matter what,” she said. “But go to TikTok, see for yourself.”<\/p>\n CraSH\/imageSPACE\/Shutterstock<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Indeed, rumors that the moon landing isn\u2019t real have persisted for years, with many believing 2001: A Space Odyssey <\/em>director Stanley Kubrick<\/strong> was behind the fake out. But when it comes to Buzz\u2019s alleged claim, that stems from an interview he did with Conan O\u2019 Brien<\/strong> in 2000.<\/p>\n After Conan revealed he remembers watching Neil and Buzz land on the moon, Buzz can heard telling the talk show host that he \u201cdidn\u2019t,\u201d adding that \u201cthere wasn\u2019t any television, there wasn\u2019t anybody taking the picture.\u201d<\/p>\n However, as Reuters\u2014who fact-checked and debunked<\/a> the suggestion in 2022\u2014noted, Buzz was referring to the type of media (animation) shown around that time, clarifying that Conan was likely watching a recreation of sorts and not live TV.<\/p>\n As for Buzz himself, he\u2019s not only had a fierce reaction to naysayers but earlier this year, he <\/span>even celebrated the 56th anniversary of the historic event<\/a> with a heartfelt message.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201cI couldn\u2019t be prouder to have completed this mission with the hundreds of thousands of people that helped get us to the moon and back home,\u201d he tweeted in July, in part. \u201cGod bless the USA and all of humankind.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n Keep reading for more celebrity conspiracy theories\u2026<\/span><\/p>\n Taylor Swift\u2019s Wildest Belly Button Dreams<\/strong><\/p>\n