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FILE - This March 6, 2018 file photo shows Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry during an NBA basketball game against the Brooklyn Nets in Oakland, Calif. Sony Pictures Entertainment announced Monday, April 23, that it has struck a deal with the Golden State Warriors All-Star guard to produce television, film and possibly gaming projects. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File)Jeff Chiu/Associated Press

Stephen Curry Says He Doesn't Believe Man Landed on the Moon

Timothy Rapp
Dec 10, 2018

The NBA loves a good conspiracy theory.ย 

There was Kyrie Irving's flat-earth theory (though he later retractedย it), and now Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry has said he doesn't believe that humans ever landed on the moon.ย 

His comments came duringย Vince Carter andย Kent Bazemore'sย Winging Itย podcast, where he was appearing alongsideย Andre Iguodala (h/t Dan Feldman of NBC Sports):

"Curry: 'We ever been to the moon?'

"Multiple responders: 'Nope.'

"Curry: 'They're gonna come get us. I don't think so, either.'"

The comments come a week after NASA put theย InSight lander on Mars, an incredible achievement and a trip of approximately 300 millionย miles. The moon is a more modestย 238,900 miles away.

It would have required a whole lot of conspirators to stage and then lie about the moon landing and never, say, write a tell-all book about the deception. But nonetheless, conspiracy theories abound, and Curry buys into this one in particular.