If you believe they put a man on the moon, well, you're not in unanimous company. There are plenty of nutcases and black-helicopter types who think the whole thing was a big conspiracy theory.
This week marks the 46th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing, so some of the weirdos have come back out in force, as the Huffington Post noted.
A professor of particle physics decided he'd had enough science-denying for a lifetime. Brian Cox, who teaches at the University of Manchester, let it rip on Twitter:
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That got the physicist teased by those who prefer to spell knob with a "k."
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But it also won a ringing endorsement from one of the astronauts aboard that mission, Buzz Aldrin.
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