Oh! Another big one, that I've talked about on fedi before, is the amount of dust on the moon.
They measured solar dust in different ways leading up to the moon landing. It was predicted there would be A LOT because of the rate of dust and the "age" of the solar system. (anyone who claims that it wasn't expected to be a lot, is claiming that their measurements of space dust were small, but that simply isn't the case!)
After they landed on the moon, it was discovered there was very little dust. Amazingly over the next 30 years, solar dust measurements slowly converged (through carefully refined and refined again experiments) to exactly the correct rate to fit their solar timeline. Truly amazing that knowing what the correct answer must be, causes your measurements to converge... But, that is a crock of shit. And any intellectually honest person can admit that, when faced with the history of moon dust.
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