Revisiting The Moon Life Conspiracy

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Revisiting The Moon Life Conspiracy

We're all familiar with the phrase "the man in the moon," the idea that the full moon looks like a human face. But what about this far-out notion: Could there be aliens on the moon watching humankind from a relatively close distance?

That's a meaty question that brings out emotional responses from anyone you ask.

For decades, researchers have claimed that strange objects have been seen on or above the moon -- things that shouldn't be there. From mysterious pyramid shapes to unusual moving lights to tall towerlike objects to geometrically oriented buildings and huge glasslike dome structures, stories and pictures abound claiming that Earth's next-door neighbor is loaded with extraterrestrial artifacts. "What NASA did not tell the American people is that it discovered the remains of an ancient lunar civilization, and to this day, that data and those artifacts have been withheld from the American people," claims Richard C. Hoagland.

Hoagland, a former NASA consultant and curator of astronomy and space science at the Springfield Science Museum in Springfield, Mass., was also a consultant to CBS News during the Apollo moon missions. He has spent decades looking into what he asserts is the truth about the numerous unmanned spacecraft missions as well as the manned Apollo voyages to the moon 40 years ago.

"The orbital photographs show us the scale of ancient ruins on the moon. And surface photography by the astronauts have shown remarkable, specific examples of anomalies that could only be explained through there being ancient remnants of some extraordinarily advanced technology," he says.

In his books, Hoagland alleges there are huge glass towers and domes on the moon that have produced repeated prismatic or rainbow effects on Apollo astronaut photographs available on NASA websites. He also claims numerous geometric ground features are evidence of ancient structures.


This striking "geometric square" on the moon was photographed from lunar orbit by the Apollo 10 astronauts in 1969. Author-researcher Richard Hoagland points to the "rectilinear geometry" in both the surface markings framing and crisscrossing the square itself, as well as what he claims are repeating, equally geometric glasslike lunar ruins visible around it. He believes this is evidence of an alien structure.





This is an object on the moon commonly referred to as "The Shard." Hoagland believes this image shows "anomalous, perfectly regular vertical striations," indicating a larger supporting framework of "an ancient lunar dome."





This close-up of an image taken by Apollo 10 seems to show a striking, sharply defined, metallic-looking pipelike object, resembling a giant "twisted paper clip." Hoagland asserts his analysis reveals it to be a small structural fragment of a surviving ancient dome structure.





This computer enhancement of an Apollo 17 image depicts what Hoagland refers to as lunar prisms, and what he claims is evidence of an ancient glass-like lunar dome in the distance. He asserts this rainbow optical effect is caused by artificial glass stuck in a lunar dome arching over the Apollo 17 landing site, reflecting dispersed sunlight back into the camera lens as Comdr. Eugene Cernan photographed geologist Harrison Schmitt.





n this NASA Apollo 10 photograph of Sinus Medii, the "Middle Bay" on the moon, is an object Hoagland refers to as the "Castle." While at first glance it may appear to be a glitch on the image, Hoagland believes this is a highly geometric, reflective glasslike structure, somehow floating in midspace. As the next image shows, an extreme close-up of the "object" suggests it may be suspended from something.





Stereo enlargements from two versions of the previous image show the "Castle" close up. Hoagland suggests this object is a remnant of an ancient alien structure. He notes what looks like a "sagging cable" at The Castle's apex, left, at an estimated height of several miles above the lunar surface.





This lunar image, acquired in 2008 by British amateur astronomer Damian Peach, represents what Hoagland believes is a major breakthrough in his investigation of "lunar ruins." The image, taken from Earth through a 14-inch reflecting telescope, shows what Hoagland suggests are regular geometric structures located in a southern lunar crater named Drygalski.






For years, Hoagland and other researchers have quoted from something known as "The Brookings Report," short for "Proposed Studies on the Implications of Peaceful Space Activities for Human Affairs," a study commissioned in 1960 by NASA and put together by the Brookings Institution, a highly trusted think tank in Washington.

One section of the report says: "While face-to-face meetings with it [extraterrestrial intelligence] will not occur within the next 20 years (unless its technology is more advanced than ours, qualifying it to visit Earth), artifacts left at some point in time by these life forms might possibly be discovered through our space activities on the moon, Mars or Venus." Hoagland believes that NASA did indeed uncover evidence on the moon of an extraterrestrial civilization, but decided the public wasn't ready to accept such information. But what about the astronauts who went to the moon? Wouldn't they have spoken up if they had encountered any evidence of an ET presence there? Cover-up theorists would say the astronauts were either ordered not to talk about this subject or they somehow, conveniently, forgot critical things about their trips to the moon.--- LINK

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