If you can solve this brain teaser in 30 seconds you’re among Britain’s smartest

A new brainteaser has been released to challenge the mind following the recent news that over half of Brits admit that they believe in conspiracy theories. The new puzzle has been created matching the top most believed conspiracy theories.

The inspiration for this puzzle, created by experts at online casino MrQ, is taken from the popular theory that the moon landings were faked. This well-known conspiracy claims that the famous Apollo moon landings were hoaxes staged by NASA and the US Government to assert dominance in the space race during the Cold War. Online conspiracy groups claim that the United States lacked the technological capability to safely land astronauts on the moon and return them to Earth in the 1960s, The Express reports. The image above contains the phrase “the moon landings were real” again and again, but can you find the hidden “moon landings were fake”?

The conspiracy claims have been debunked with the vast majority of scientists, engineers, and experts in the field, as well as extensive documentation and evidence, confirming that the moon landings were genuine and stand as a remarkable achievement in human history. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin – the second human ever to set foot on the moon – once famously punched a conspiracy theorist who claimed he was lying about his famous moon mission on Apollo 11. Aldrin was walking outside a Beverly Hills hotel when a conspiracy theorist started harassing him and accusing him of lying about the moon landing. Incensed, Aldrin punched his heckler in the face.

So have you found it yet? If not, you can check the answer in the picture above. Brainteasers require you to think critically and approach problems from different angles, enhancing your problem-solving abilities. Your memory can be improved by tackling puzzles and brain teasers which require you to remember clues, patterns and details.