For the most part, the telemetry 'debate' is one where the conspiracy lovers are just demanding something they know doesn't exist.
It is, in itself, of no use to anyone now. It had a use at the time to give the state of a given element of the missions while it was ongoing. Once those missions were over it was of no use: the data became of purely esoteric interest, so why would anyone need to keep it?
If it did exist, you can bet they would be jumping through all kinds of hoops to try and discredit it and handwave it away. Goalposts would be moved faster than a right hook at Sibrel's nose.
Here's a folder containing all kinds of raw data from Apollo experiments.
https://cdaweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/pub/data/apollo/
I found several tools to read the .CDF files. Is there one that is recommended over others? (I found: a Python tool, Matlab, Wolfram, among many others). I was wondering if ya'll have a preferred tool?
-edit: corrected Python spelling
