The documentary Peanuts in Space: Secrets of Apollo 10 is a 2019 film that was released by Apple TV+. The documentary explores the Apollo 10 mission, which took place in May of 1969. The purpose of the mission was to test the lunar module, which was the vehicle that would be used to land on the moon.
During the mission, the Apollo 10 crew nicknamed the lunar module "Snoopy" and the command module "Charlie Brown". It has been speculated that the mission was also used to test the capabilities of manned missions to the moon, and potentially even grab Soviet intelligence from secret spy satellites.
The documentary explores the history of the Apollo 10 mission and the role of the Peanuts characters in popularizing the event. It also features interviews with astronauts, mission control personnel, and Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz's family members.
The documentary does not definitively answer the question of whether or not Snoopy was a top-secret astronaut, but it provides interesting insights into the history of the Apollo program and the cultural influence of the Peanuts characters.
