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Danuri’s Moon Pics and Ancient Ruins
Richard C Hoagland, frequent quest of Coast to Coast going back to the Art Bell days, has been reporting ruins on Mars and the Moon since Apollo days. Is there new evidence for something there?
The problem with the public acceptance of UFOs is that with that comes thoughts of aliens and acknowledgement of woo. Woo in this instance doesn’t mean ‘magical’ or ‘spiritual,’ but rather the realization that advanced tech may seem like that to a people that still strap themselves to a bomb and the hope that controlled explosion will propel them into space, not scatter their atoms across the planet. The thing is- UFOs are real, per the government. The government is proposing alien mother ships in the solar system. What’s next, alien bases on the moon?
One of the ideas that Hoagland shared in this latest episode of Coast to Coast is that so many people (Elon Musk) and other countries (most recently Korea) are headed towards the moon. NASA will not be able to keep the secret much longer.
They could have sent people instead of dummies on the test run, but they didn’t. And not because of safety. If safety was a concern, they wouldn’t sent people on Apollo.
There is hope, that is as trues as there are nations trying to get themselves to the moon, that there is more to this human story. The thing is NASA is still the gatekeeper to all space and the solar system at large. One of the articles lead with South Korea ‘launched Danuri.’ Well, that aint true. NASA launched it for them. In addition to that, NASA added tech to the payload, they added a shadow cam, which increased the weight so much that they had to use a meandering orbit to get to the moon.
Did they add a ‘shadow’ cam to obscure the findings? Maybe not. Korean is publishing their photos online, just like China did.
The gatekeepers are slowly dripping evidence into the public awareness that we’re not alone. Sometimes, all it takes is a look at the photos- to find evidence photos were doctored. Not all of them. Some of the older ones were passed through or missed, and likely because no one expected every home would have a…
