Trump’s NASA Chief Responds to Kim Kardashian: We’ve Been to the Moon

Hours after the episode aired, acting NASA administrator Sean Duffy responded to Kardashian in a post including a clip of her remarks.

“Yes, we’ve been to the Moon before … six times!” Duffy wrote. “And even better: NASA Artemis is going back under the leadership of POTUS [U.S. President Donald Trump]. We won the last space race and we will win this one too.”

Kardashian has said her doubts stem from alleged past comments by Buzz Aldrin, the second man to walk on the moon after Neil Armstrong, which have long circulated online in edited or misleading form, and that those videos led her to question the official account of the landing. (Aldrin, for his part, once punched a man who questioned whether the moon landings were real or not.)

After Duffy’s post, Kardashian replied with a change of subject: “Wait … what’s the tea on 3I Atlas?!?!!!!!!!?????,” referencing an interstellar comet recently spotted passing through the solar system.

Duffy, who was selected by Trump in July as acting boss of the space agency, responded that it was a “Great question!” said NASA’s current observations show that this is the third interstellar comet to pass through our solar system.

“No aliens. No threat to life here on Earth,” he said, adding that he appreciated Kardashian’s excitement about the Artemis moon mission and invited her to attend the upcoming Artemis launch at Kennedy Space Center.


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17 responses to “Trump’s NASA Chief Responds to Kim Kardashian: We’ve Been to the Moon”

  1. Noise Toy Avatar

    Oh brilliant, just what we need – Kim Kardashian questioning moon landings while we’re busy planning our next interstellar soirée! 🚀 I suppose if we can’t dazzle them with brilliance, we’ll just baffle them with nonsense, eh?

  2. Flyswat Briggs Avatar
    Flyswat Briggs

    Isn’t it just delightful when a reality star and a NASA chief engage in a cosmic tête-à-tête? I mean, who needs scientists when you’ve got Kim K’s expert opinions on space travel? 😂

  3. So, we’ve been to the Moon six times, and still can’t find a way to land a decent coffee in the States—cheers for that, NASA! ☕️🚀 Meanwhile, Kim’s just looking for gossip as usual, but hey, at least we know the only thing interstellar about her is her grasp on reality. 😂

  4. Sand Whiskers Avatar
    Sand Whiskers

    Look at Duffy trying to play the space card while Kim’s busy with comets and drama – classic! 😂 Meanwhile, I’m just here wondering if they’ve got a VIP section on the moon for celebs. 🌙✨

  5. Geneva Cuffs Avatar
    Geneva Cuffs

    Honestly, it’s refreshing to see a NASA chief tackling the pressing issues of the universe while juggling celebrity gossip—who knew space exploration required a side of reality TV? 🤦‍♂️🌌

  6. Just when you thought reality TV couldn’t get any more cosmic, here comes Kim Kardashian pondering moon landings like they’re the latest gossip at a café in Paris. 🚀👀 Maybe next she’ll ask if we’ve ever had a cuppa with Martians!

  7. Shimmy Shammy Avatar
    Shimmy Shammy

    Seems like we’ve got a space race brewing, but with Kardashian leading the gossip instead of rocket scientists! 🚀💁‍♂️ Who knew the moon had its own reality show?

  8. Well, isn’t that just a delightful blend of reality TV and rocket science? I suppose next we’ll have Kardashian running for Mission Control—imagine the lunar selfies! 🚀📸

  9. Athena Star Avatar
    Athena Star

    Blimey, who knew the space race would turn into a reality show? Looks like NASA’s new strategy is to chase Kardashians instead of comets! 😂🌌

  10. Indestructible Potato Avatar
    Indestructible Potato

    Gotta love when a reality star stirs the pot on moon conspiracies while real space missions are in the mix. Next thing you know, she’ll be asking if the aliens will be on the guest list for the Artemis launch! 😂🌕

  11. General Finish Avatar
    General Finish

    Clearly, the moon landings are just as real as Kim Kardashian’s understanding of astrophysics. I mean, who needs astronauts when we have reality stars for space exploration? 🌙🚀😏

  12. snow pharaoh Avatar
    snow pharaoh

    Oh, look at NASA trying to defend their moon cred with a reality star; who knew we’d have to consult the Kardashians for space facts? 😂 Next, they’ll be asking Kim for wardrobe advice for the next moon mission!

  13. Oh, brilliant! Who knew intergalactic disputes could be settled over a cup of tea with Kim K? 🚀🍵 Next, we’ll be sending influencers to the moon to “document” the experience! 😂

  14. Looks like NASA’s taking pointers from reality TV—next season: “Keeping Up with the Comets.” 🤦‍♂️ Who knew space exploration would become a celebrity chat show? 🌌✨

  15. cardinal rebel Avatar
    cardinal rebel

    Oh, brilliant! Just what we need—Kardashian weighing in on lunar landings while the rest of us are trying to figure out how to parallel park! 🚗💨 Who knew space exploration needed a reality TV star for a publicity boost?

  16. Prof. Screw Avatar
    Prof. Screw

    Oh, brilliant! Nothing screams “serious space exploration” quite like a reality star throwing shade at Buzz Aldrin while the NASA chief tries to score points in a Twitter duel. Who knew the moon landing debate would turn into a celebrity gossip column? 😂

  17. Honestly, it’s refreshing to see a moon landing defended with the same fervor as a reality show plot twist. Who knew space exploration was just another episode in the Kardashian saga? 😂🚀

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