We continue tonight with Moongate The NASA/Military Cover-Up by William L. Brian II. I know from following Miles Mathis that the field of physics really needs to reassess itself. The writer puts forth a compelling argument, and suggests the folks controlling orthodox physics, are the ones who do not want to hear the truth with regard to the moons gravity as well as its atmosphere...

... There were many indications during the Apollo missions that the Moon has a Earth-like atmosphere. Television commentators and reporters seemed to ignore these indications and went along with the accepted belief that the Moon is airless. Evidence confuting the vacuum theory will be presented and conventional beliefs given in the previous chapter will be examined in light of the evidence.

Dust cannot exist in a vacuum; however, the reader probably remembers watching the astronauts walk through it on the Moon's surface. Just before astronaut Neil Armstrong stepped onto the Moon for the first time, he described the surface as fine grained, almost like a powder.1 Once on the surface, Armstrong confirmed his initial observation by stating that it was fine and powdery. He described how he could pick it up loosely with his toe, and how it adhered in fine layers to the soles and sides of his boots like powdered charcoal. He mentioned that he only went in a fraction of an inch; that he could see his footprints in the fine, sandy particles.2 Orthodox scientists accept that this dust exists, but they continue to deny that the Moon has any substantial atmosphere. There has to be an atmosphere because dust cannot exist in a vacuum. The density of the atmosphere remains to be determined.

Apollo 11 landed in the Sea of Tranquility which is a lowland on the Moon. If an atmosphere existed, its density would be greater in the lowlands than anywhere else. Since Apollo 12 also landed in the low lying Ocean of Storms, additional atmospheric indications would be expected during this mission. Indeed, soon after the landing, Conrad stated that he thought they were in a lot dustier place than Neil Armstrong was.3 Apollo 17 also encountered dusty conditions. The reader may recall Apollo 17 pictures of the Rover with the "rooster plume" of dust coming off the back wheels. The dust not only stretched behind the Rover, but it curved around and rained down on the astronauts.....

...Moon geology provides additional evidence that the Moon has a high surface gravity and a substantial Earth-like atmosphere. Other geological information collected by Apollo provides clues about the Moon's internal structure. When most people think about the Moon, they envision craters. However, craters are only one aspect of the Moon. Others deserving attention are the maria or seas, mountains, valleys, cracks, and river-like channels or rilles which meander across the surface and through lunar valleys. The craters often obscure and obliterate the details just mentioned. It is as though the Moon had an Earth-like surface at one time, but was subsequently bombarded by tremendous forces and essentially destroyed.

Most conventional scientists believe that the Moon could never have had an atmosphere because of the weak one-sixth gravity. They then rationalize that all lunar features are the result of meteors, volcanoes, or solar wind bombardment. Without an atmosphere, there would be no rivers, weathering, and so forth. They claim that the Moon is dead and always has been. The majority of orthodox scientists will not even consider the possibility that civilizations have existed that could destroy a planet's surface or reduce an entire planet to rubble with sophisticated weapons. This attitude then forces them to find natural causes for everything observed on the Moon, Earth, and other planets. This has been the trend of scientific interpretation of lunar geological discoveries to the present. It should also be noted that if civilizations of the past had the capabilities just mentioned, some of them are still undoubtedly in existence today. With a highly developed space technology, the obliteration of one or two planets would not destroy life on all planets. Many survivors of the conflict would occupy other planets and space colonies. If conventional scientists considered intelligent intervention in the Moon's geology in the distant past, they would soon be speculating on remnants of the civilization and subjects like UFOs.
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