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Originally posted by easynow
i still don't see the Relevance of the fake video
That is because you haven't bothered to research it....
It is the first secret moon base to ever appear on film - quite possibly the base that begun the moon-base conspiracy.
Von Braun is rumoured to have had access to knowledge outside the bounds of the standard scientific sphere or literature - He played a key role in the making of the film.
You may not find its significant in anyway whatsoever, but it's uniqueness and originality warranted it a place on the livingmoon.com - it is a pity you don't find it good enough for your thread or cannot see the relevance
Originally posted by ablue07
reply to post by Exuberant1
Which Apollo mission was this? How come the radioman is using dial up to get online? This doesn't look real to me is this a hoax?. I think I've seen a picture of that base or whatever they were dropping flares on. Seriously I believe I have seen that picture of the base before. Thanks for the post it was fun to watch especially after all the other things I've been looking at.
*You keep taking the opportunity to take jabs at me - is there something you would like to convey via U2U?
Originally posted by tawewe
well, im building a space craft and going up there to find out myself.
That is one of my favorite shots of Aristarchus. You can see the clear delineation in the "square" formation of the surrounding plain.
ARISTARCHUS REGION: A POTENTIAL LOCATION FOR FUTURE SURFACE EXPLORATION.
The Aristarchus region of the Moon has long been considered as a key area for exploration and possibly as a lunar outpost location
I've flagged quite a few of your recent threads, they've been interesting. These 'Moon Base' threads always revolve around images, hearsay and differences of interpretation. They always fade out as various members realize that nobody's opinion is changing and leave the thread.
Armap, Phage, Nablator, Weedwhacker and others rebutt one image after another and provide tifs to support their points. Conversely, Zorgon, Burns, Watchzeitgeist and others insist that it's all a NASA cover up and that a conspiracy prevents us knowing 'the truth.'
While not directly suggesting a cover up of evidence, the Brookings Report does suggest that contact with extraterrestrials (or strong evidence of their reality) could have a somewhat disruptive effect on humanity, and briefly mentions the possibility of withholding such evidence from the public
Regarding Sgt Karl Wolfe, his was one of the less convincing accounts on the Disclosure Project film. He's essentially said nothing of any significance. There are several criticisms about his terminology and description of events also. Disclosure Project amazed me the first couple of times I watched it. It reignited an old interest in UFOs...sadly, it appears that several 'witnesses' should have been left on the cutting room floor...
Explanation: If you could see gamma rays - photons with a million or more times the energy of visible light - the Moon would appear brighter than the Sun! The startling notion is demonstrated by this image of the Moon from the Energetic Gamma Ray Experiment Telescope (EGRET) in orbit on NASA's Compton Gamma Ray Observatory from April 1991 to June 2000. Then, the most sensitive instrument of its kind, even EGRET could not see the quiet Sun which is extremely faint at gamma-ray energies. So why is the Moon bright? High energy charged particles, known as cosmic rays, constantly bombard the unprotected lunar surface generating gamma-ray photons. EGRET's gamma-ray vision was not sharp enough to resolve a lunar disk or any surface features, but its sensitivity reveals the induced gamma-ray moonglow. So far unique, the image was generated from eight exposures made during 1991-1994 and covers a roughly 40 degree wide field of view with gamma-ray intensity represented in false color