The head of NASA has called out Kim Kardashian after the famous mogul and reality television star claimed that the iconic 1969 moon landing was faked.

After acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy this month called out SpaceX for Starship delays, Elon Musk's company has come back with an update defending its progress and offering a speedier plan to get astronauts back on the moon as part of the Artemis program.

NASA responded to Kim Kardashian after the reality star insisted that the 1969 moon landing “was fake” and that people “go to TikTok. See for yourselves.”

Kim Kardashian sparks controversy claiming the 1969 moon landing was fake on "The Kardashians." NASA's administrator fired back on social media, defending the Apollo 11 mission.

The United States and China are locked in a contest to be the first country to send humans to the lunar surface in half a century. But there's a developing twist: an emerging competition between American companies to build the landing vehicle that could win this new moon race for the US.

Elon Musk's SpaceX on Thursday said it proposed to NASA a simplified plan to send humans to the moon using its Starship rocket, as the agency presses its contractors to move more quickly toward beating China to the lunar surface this decade.

As NASA’s moon-landing plans with SpaceX hang in the balance, other bold ideas are quietly starting to take shape.

NASA has responded to Kim Kardashian’s recent claim questioning the authenticity of the 1969 moon landing. The agency responded after The Kardashians aired Kardashian’s claim that Buzz Aldrin’s Apollo 11 mission was staged.

NASA responds to Kim Kardashian’s claims that the 1969 moon landing was fake after the reality star shared her doubts during Hulu's 'The Kardashians.'

NASA has reacted to Kim Kardashian saying that Buzz Aldrin's 1969 moon landing was fake, with acting administrator Sean Duffy issuing a statement telling the personality "we’ve been to the moon before.

Kim Kardashian got a lot of people talking when she claimed the moon landing didn't really happen during the Thursday, October 30, episode of The Kardashians. After the comment left many fans scratching their heads, NASA weighed in to react to Kardashian's claim.

A retro-futuristic space truck. A nimble crustacean on wheels. A space-age dune buggy. One will win a multibillion-dollar prize to deploy on a future NASA Artemis mission. But first, we took a ride on all three.