Moon Landing Opinion

By Quinton | October 13th, 2009

I think Richard Hoagland is the expert on this topic and is accurate in his assessment. America most certainly did go to the moon, but this wasn't the full story. There are other things that we saw there and things that were covered up. There was much more to it than we have been told.

Bob Dean also has shared photographs of UFOs that were taken during this expedition. There is definitely something going on here and it has nothing to do with America not going to the moon. We have the technology to get there, we have the technology to get beyond there.

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morlam: Moon Landing Opinion

I agree that there would be things kept from the public. Unfortunately because it's withheld we don't know exactly what it is, so we invent stuff to fill in the gaps. That's always only going to be speculation.
Hoaglands ideas about physics are totally bogus and the result of a guy who is NOT a physicist. Consequently he says things that sound fantastic to attract attention. "hyper-dimensional physics" is totally unnecessary as an explanation for what's going on in the universe. It's like hitting a fly with a sledge hammer.
If anyone needs good space science I thoroughly recommend www.holoscience.com
After years of investigating, and I am an applied math graduate so I do know a thing or two, the "electric universe" hypothesis is the ONLY one that answers ALL the questions.
The result is: No big bang, no black holes and no dark matter. It's all plasma and plasma is only just starting to be investigated and understood and consequently applied to the bigger picture with fantastic success!
I predict that 21st Century astrophysics will look nothing like the 20th century ideas that created it as we know it today.
Going back to the original theme of your comment I also don't trust Bob dean at all because he talks like someone who loves sounding like a guy who should be asked for opinion. He's a show-off in other words so I would take anything he says AND what Hoagland says with a huge pinch of salt.
I'm not trying to rubbish them. I'm just saying don't trust everything you hear.
Science needs a specific reason to go back to the moon and I would recommend a viewing of the current situation to get a rtealistic sense of why we aren't there right now. It's a huge investment and a very big deal so there needs to be good reasons for going there.
John Lear has photographs of possible mining on the moon so we may be there now outside public view.
As for UFO's: yes strange things have been photographed but what are they? The "U" stands for "unidentified." It doesn't stand for "alien spaceship." I'm not saying they are not alien ships. We simply don't know.

2 years 9 months ago

X: Moon Landing Opinion

I also recommend Hoagland. Anyone who has not read Dark Mission by Richard Hoagland would be well served to read this excellent book.
Also his website is great
http://www.enterprisemission.com/

2 years 9 months ago

X: Moon Landing Opinion

I also think the DVD
What happened on the Moon?
by David Groves PhD
is most enlightening.
It is well worth watching.

2 years 9 months ago