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Originally posted by lazer1
Why? Because of an element called Helium3
Now there we go... This is worth BIG money. If the USA did already have such technology then they would already be on the moon and mining it.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by mikesingh
Damn! Unfortunately that site, VirtuallyStrange.net has become pay and access!! $74 a year!!
Yeah that's the fourth one Ellen Lloyd pulled out of Pegasus and went subscription only with her site www.ufoarea.com...
There are other popular sites doing the same. Whats up with that?
Originally posted by kindred
Don't know if anyone has brought this up, but if the US Military has it's own secret space program, then why haven't they used their fancy technology to retrieve their secret spy satellite that is apparently spinning out of control and crashing back to Earth. Surely if they had this tech, they would do everything in their power to save it.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by lazer1
Why? Because of an element called Helium3
Precisely! Already on the moon and mining it...
and transporting it back with THIS
www.thelivingmoon.com...
Do a search on the internet at all the CURRENT projects using HE3 in progress and ask yourself... if this stuff is so rare on Earth, where are they getting it all from?
Originally posted by hal5000
Questions for you.
1) Why could we go to the Mooon and Walk on the Moon within a ten year span or less, and yet in the next 35+ years we haven't really accomplished much in space? Or is NASA just a public program to apease the public?
2) Why did we stop so suddenly from further Moon exploration? Does that make sense to you? Or did we really stop?
3) Why has NASA airbrushed thousands of images from the Moon and Mars exploration missions? What is NASA hiding from us all? We paid for the missions however the information is withheld from the public, does this sound democratic and free too you?
While some very optimistic projections place the cost/benefit ratio around that of oil
LOL...well, that's another piece of my puzzle, thanks, i never heard that before!!