Another clip of “What did I just watch” emerged on the internet after a regular housefly was seen on a Mars rover. However, on a quick check, we discovered that the video was edited to include the housefly.
The fake video aimed to put a dent in the authenticity of NASA’s space exploration claims.
Many believe NASA’s space images of the planets, the moon, as well as the moon landing, were fake.
Watch the video below:
A fly was spotted on top of NASA's 'Mars Rover.' It's almost as if it's actually Devon Island, Canada, and not Mars, and the whole thing is fake…đź‘€ pic.twitter.com/GBIVgLBQJn
The edited video was taken from a footage from NASA that was published on February 24, 2021, and the fact-checking was also supported by Reuters, which also cited a NASA representative acknowledging that viral fake video was an altered copy from the original.
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