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12 of the Most Ridiculous Fakes About Space

It's unclear how anything on this list can be taken seriously at all.

By Jim Collins
Published: November 4, 2024
Chang'e-4
Photograph of Jade Hare 2 on the Moon, taken by Chang'e-4. There is a "hare", but there are no Americans. Credit: CNSA
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