Apollo 11 Programmer EXPOSES the Truth About NASA’s 1202 Error Code!

For over half a century, NASA claimed that Apollo 11’s infamous error code 1202 was nothing more than a harmless computer overload—quickly handled by mission control. But now, Don Eyles, the 23-year-old MIT programmer who wrote the lunar guidance computer code, has revealed a shocking truth.

According to Eyles, the computer wasn’t just glitching—it was running hidden backup systems, survival programs, and emergency protocols that NASA never wanted made public. These secret failsafes activated simultaneously during the Eagle’s descent, putting Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the brink of disaster.

What Eyles discovered after the mission changed everything. The truth about error 1202 points to a cover-up reaching NASA’s highest levels—and forces us to rethink what really happened during humanity’s first steps on the Moon.

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