15K views · 138 reactions | As the world prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first manned lunar landing, Emmy and Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Tom Jennings uses his signature style of first-person storytelling to create an immersive account that spans the breadth and depth of NASA’s Apollo Space Program. | National Geographic TV | Facebook

Ancient secrets hidden on the Moon may be far stranger than we’re told. Some researchers claim that during the Apollo missions, astronauts stumbled upon traces of what they call Lunar Megabytes—vast, encrypted data storage left behind by a forgotten civilization or even non-human intelligences. These supposed records, etched into the lunar crust or embedded in strange crystalline formations, hint at a cosmic archive older than humanity itself. Why would NASA keep such discoveries classified? Are

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#OTD More than half a century ago #onthisday, astronauts on #Apollo11 set foot on the moon. Over the next several Apollo missions, they brought back moon rocks for scientific research. Today, #neutronscattering at Oak Ridge National Laboratory is helping unlock mysteries hidden in the rocks! https://bit.ly/43v3ZIz | Neutron Sciences at Oak Ridge National Laboratory | Facebook