In August 1835, a New York newspaper called The Sun published a series of articles that shocked and amazed its readers. The Sun reported that a famous British astronomer, Sir John Herschel, had discovered incredible things on the moon: plants, animals, lakes, and even people and buildings. The information in the story was said to come from powerful new telescopes in South Africa, and readers were captivated. Thousands believed what they read, but there was one big problem, none of it was true. This is the true story of what came to be called the Great Moon Hoax of 1835.
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