The Delingpod: The James Delingpole Podcast Dr Ferdinand Santos III
Jan 21, 2026
Dr. Ferdinand Santos III, a Canadian physicist and skeptic of mainstream science, discusses his controversial views on the Apollo moon landings, claiming they were faked and that the Soviet Union was complicit. He highlights gaps in early rocket programs, critiques the lunar module's design, and questions the authenticity of historical footage. Ferdinand also delves into the implications of modern deepfakes and AI on our understanding of space narratives, advocating for a re-examination of scientific foundations like relativity and the speed of light.
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Deepfakes And Fuel Reality Undermine Narratives
- He notes modern CGI and deepfake AI make convincing simulated space footage easier than ever.
- Elon Musk's public comments about refuelling needs expose practical fuel limitations for lunar missions.
Follow The Money Behind Big Science Claims
- Question official narratives and follow financial incentives when assessing large programs.
- Ferdinand suggests money flows explain why agencies can buy compliance across media and academia.
ISS Footage May Be Training, Not Orbital
- He disputes the International Space Station imagery and live feeds as staged or trained footage.
- Ferdinand points to zero‑g plane training and lighting inconsistencies as evidence against claimed orbital altitudes.
