There is a Mandela Effect that many people remember the Apollo Program’s lunar landing by the lunar module as having happened only once
There is a Mandela Effect that many people remember the moon landing by the Apollo program’s Lunar Module as having happened only once. In reality, there were six successful manned lunar landings. It gives a similar impression to the Mandela Effect where many people remember the battleship Yamato as having been sunk easily in its first sortie. Also, regarding the Apollo program, there are points raised such as: you might be able to land, but liftoff is difficult, so if you go you should be stuck there and unable to return; or, even for landing itself, a crash-like hard impact landing might be possible, but a neat landing would be difficult; and further, there exists footage of Apollo 14’s Command Module and Lunar Module flying over the moon being filmed, but to shoot this, an astronaut would have had to go outside with a lifeline attached and film it, yet no lifeline-like thing is visible, and it’s hard to think there was yet another spacecraft and that it was shot from there; and besides these, many other mysteries remain and are still unresolved. (7-1) Changes in the foundational parts of physics and in the history of nuclear weapons, as well as changes on a cosmic scale
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.