More anti-intellectual claptrap. The protection of earth's magnetosphere -- which is what protects us from solar winds and other space radiation -- extends to beyond the orbit of the moon, which means the Van Allen radiation belts don't begin until you're beyond the moon's orbit.
People who are science-ignorant really should second-guess their decision to flaunt that fact.
Please look up the limits of the earth's Van Allen radiation belts.
No, they don't extend past Luna. They don't even extend past Geosynchronous Orbit.
Note that:
A) They're belts, not spheres.
B) They're not uniformly intense.
C) They're not uniformly thick.
When sending Men to Luna, you send them AROUND the most intense parts, and send them quickly. Radiation exposure is cumulative.
The "Moon Landing was a Hoax" crowd simply do not know what they're talking about. Some are ignorant, some are gullible, and some are damned liars.
This is what NASA says about the belts:
https://spacecenter.org/what-are-the-van-allen-radiation-belts/
“which means the Van Allen radiation belts don’t begin until you’re beyond the moon’s orbit.”
You have no idea what you are talking about, and this from a guy who was on the missions that discovered the third belt; Temporal F.