Ancient Aliens on the Moon by Mike Bara

Author:Mike Bara
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
ISBN: 9781935487869
Publisher: Adventures Unlimited Press
Published: 2012-08-23T21:00:00+00:00

(Lunacognita)

What these independent images show is that there is ample evidence for the theorized glass towers over Mare Crisium. We have several TLP observations over a couple of centuries at least, Earth based telescopic observations which show the multi-colored lunar surface as rays of light are bent, refracted and combined by the many panes of this glass structure. We have a NASA original photo—taken from the desk of the NASA administrator back in the 1960s—which shows an obscuring medium between the camera in orbit and the lunar surface below. We have a crystal clear image of a structural “Spire” supported by “guy wires” at 90-degree angles to it. We have a pie shaped portion of a former dome over the crater Picard. We have an oblique view of Picard that shows the dark, bent over supports of the dome that once encased the crater. And we have at least two craters which have underlying support structures and look more like satellite dishes than impact craters. We have an independent confirmation of a gauzy, haze-like blanket that one of the Apollo astronauts testified that he was looking down through to the Crisium basin below, which is entirely consistent with our model of a transparent superstructure over the Crisium basin. We have independent confirmation of the towering glass structures over Mare Crisium against a sky that should be absolute black. Structures, by the way, that are completely consistent with what we’ve already confirmed are over Sinus Medii. Did I miss anything?

Oh yeah, I did. We’ve also got a building on a mountain on the north shore of Mare Crisium and a couple of fully intact glass domes over craters there.

The North Shore of Mare Crisium

I first met Steve Troy in July of 1998 at a lecture given by Richard Hoagland in Phoenix. Given that I was computer savvy and Steve at the time was not, Hoagland suggested that we start working together to find and confirm evidence of lunar anomalies that might be consistent with what we had already uncovered. Steve had been quietly working to confirm Hoagland’s artificial lunar dome hypothesis for almost 2 years and I had already put up my old Lunar Anomalies web site, so it seemed like a natural fit. Steve’s approach was entirely analog, sifting through the reams of data and catalogs provided by a variety of NASA archives. Steve had been studying lunar anomalies this way since 1994, with an astronomical and geologic interest in the Moon for several years prior to that. He found numerous oddities and discrepancies in his studies, both with regard to the unnatural “geology” and the also with the photo’s themselves. I provided image enhancement and confirmation of Steve’s findings using standard digital techniques, and he likewise examined photographic negatives by eye of strange objects I had found.

One of the first frames that came up was the now familiar AS10-30-4421, the oblique image of Picard that had already been examined in some detail by Lan Fleming on the VGL website.

Fleming

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