>>24452978
any demographic notables?
Yes—research and polls show some clear demographic patterns among people who doubt the Moon landing:
1. Age
Younger adults (millennials and Gen Z) tend to show slightly higher skepticism than older generations.
Example: In the 2019 Ipsos poll in the U.S., ~11% of millennials doubted the Moon landing vs. ~6% overall.
Possible reasons: exposure to online conspiracy communities, social media misinformation.
2. Education
Lower levels of formal education correlate with higher likelihood of doubt.
People with college or advanced degrees are overwhelmingly more likely to accept that the Moon landing happened.
3. Political / Ideological Leaning
In the U.S., there’s a weak correlation with anti-establishment or conspiracy-prone attitudes, rather than strict party affiliation.
People who generally distrust government institutions or mainstream media are more likely to believe in Moon landing hoax theories.
4. Geography
Skepticism is higher outside the U.S. in some countries:
Russia: polls have shown ~28% or more doubt it happened.
UK: up to ~25% in certain surveys
Cultural factors, education, and historical trust in government/science play a role.
5. Media Exposure
Those who frequently consume conspiracy-heavy content online or on social media are much more likely to endorse the idea.
Bottom line: Doubt tends to cluster among younger, less formally educated, anti-establishment-minded individuals, often amplified by certain media channels.
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