posted on Nov, 13 2008 @ 12:59 PM
I'd like to weigh in on this quickly.
I personally believe there is something there. I seriously doubt that we have anything there. They are alien in my opinion.
Supporting data:
1) Like any intel analysis you look for consistencies. There are a myriad of different stories from different people. The truth and validity of all
these stories is obviously questionable and should be looked at with healthy skepticism and an open mind. Similar to an accident scene...witnesses see
things differently and have varying accounts of the accidents. The investigators job is to pick out the consistencies between the stories. The
consistency here is that "something is there".
2) There are so many facts about the moon that are extremely interesting:
a) People have been observing and recording strange lights and events on the moon for hundreds of years.
b) The moon has been dated to be about a billion years older that the Earth. Astronomy asserts that this is impossible. Moons usually form with their
planets. Occasionally, small moons may be captured in the gravity field of large planets and maintain orbit. Since our moon is so large relative to
the Earths mass, this cannot be the case.
c) The moon is likely hollow. We have seismic recorders in various places on the surface. In many occasions, the data from these sensors recorded hour
long reverberations (like a bell) after lunar impacts. One of many such impacts came from the ejected boosters of Earth origin spacecraft. Astronomy
states that moons formed naturally (on average) cannot be hollow.
d) Remote viewers, including the most famous ones I.Swann and J.Mcmoneagle, have viewed structures on both the Moon and Mars. The rigidly-scientific
method used in true remote viewing produced data cannot be ignored. Neither can the success rate of the viewers themselves. The government funded the
program for 20 years with RIGID oversight that was success oriented. Anyone in government contracting knows that you have to produce compelling
results through bi-annual or even quarterly oversight committees.
e) The rocks on the surface of the moon have been tested and were found not only to be older, but also more dense than the mass found below. This
usually suggests a digging program of some sort.
f) Since the early days, we have known that there are ‘spots of mass’ on the moon that must be compensated for by orbiting spacecraft. There are a
few circular shaped objects under the surface of the moon that have significant enough mass that can cause spacecraft to degrade orbit unless
compensated for. Early Russian and American lunar satellites were adjusted for this anomaly. In fact, these structures nearly caused a cease in lunar
missions due to the cost of failed missions for uncompensated craft. This was before they realized the problem.
g) I forget the exact date, but our lunar instruments on the surface detected a storm of water hundreds of kilometers long lasting hours. This is
pretty big news when considering that the moon is not supposed to contain an atmosphere or water.
h) finally we have the anomalous orbit of the moon and it’s odd rotational axis. The dark side NEVER faces the Earth. When considering that the
formation and rotation of moons in nature is apparently random, this is a very odd case. Consider that the moon orbits the Earth, and the moon also
spins on an axis. The moons rotational speed exactly matches the orbital speed so that one side of the moon never faces its mother planet.
Considering this data (and there is much more) one has to come to the conclusion that it is not ‘just a moon’. It’s not just an uninteresting
rock full of space dust. It is indeed VERY INTERESTING. Lastly, I believe there are no coincidences.
[edit on 13-11-2008 by Spirit Warrior]