A mug shot used as a campaign photo? India landing on the moon? Strange photos of quantumly entangled particles? It wouldn’t be Friday Night Live without some laughs.
President Trump’s photo has become the latest viral meme, but this time from both the left and the right. Stargazers praise India’s space-faring efforts while some also express their doubts about its future. Did they really land?
In tech news, scientists made a 3D model from two correlated photons, which has some interesting implications for quantum technology and data acquisition. In otherworldly news, a black ring of smoke in the sky that was filmed in the ‘60s appeared to turn into a UFO and then back into a cloud. What was it?
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Thanks to the lack of transparency in D.C., it seems the popularity of moon-landing conspiracy theories has skyrocketed in recent years. “I’m perplexed because the evidence is overwhelming,” Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke tells Glenn Beck.
As one of the few humans to walk on the moon, Charlie is well equipped to set the record straight. He walked on the moon when he was just 36, making him the youngest person to leave footprints on the lunar surface. He tells Glenn the harrowing story of his near-disastrous win in the “Moon Olympics,” when he nearly punctured his space suit: “Never do anything on the Moon that you didn’t practice on Earth.”
Charlie also walks Glenn through his incredible life story on Earth, including his journey to Christ, which he holds as even more important than his voyage to the moon. He also gives his thoughts on the future of space travel, going to Mars, and whether aliens exist.
Trevor Moore, the comedian, teaches school kids how the 9-11 attack was faked as was the Apollo moon landing. He died August 7, 2021 from what was described as blunt force head trauma.
Of course, this probably didn’t sit well with them, either.
There are many individuals worldwide who have been involved in various unacknowledged special access programs like the Secret Space Program. Some only recall their involvement through vivid dreams that eventually surface as memories, just as they did for Jason Rice.
People like Jason are an integral part of today’s society. They come from widely ranging careers, socio-economic backgrounds and social structures from all parts of the world. Whether or not they are aware of their involvement in these programs, their experiences are contributing to the global co-creative and awakening process.
Here, he talks about Dracos, artificial intelligence and the U.S. moon landing. More from Zohar Stargate.
Beginning in 2007, videos began appearing on YouTube, revealing a secret mission to the moon in 1976. The mission was allegedly conducted jointly by the United States and the Soviet Union to recover ancient artifacts and possible new technology. Incredibly, the previous Apollo 15 mission and subsequent Russian flybys had reported strange sightings on the moon.
The person who posted the videos was William Rutledge, a former employee of the United States Air Force, who claimed he commanded an Apollo 20 mission that landed on the moon in August 1976 to investigate the sightings. What his crew discovered will blow your mind. They came across an ancient alien base and a female humanoid, who was in suspended animation. Further exploration revealed that a huge object spotted by the Apollo 15 mission was actually an ancient spaceship, measuring 2.5 miles long. Not far from it was another small spaceship and remnants of an ancient city.
Though Rutledge stood by his claims and videos, the mission certainly seemed far-fetched and provided plenty of fodder for conspiracy theorists. Suffice it to say that NASA denied the Apollo 20 moon landing as a hoax, stating it was one of three missions cancelled because of reduced funding from Congress. There is even a Wikipedia page dedicated to it.
Thing is, history tells us many similar and zany cases often turn out to be true. As always, you be the judge. Here’s more from BuzWeaver on The Lost History Channel TKTC.
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What really happened on the Moon? Why haven’t we gone back to the Moon since the days of Apollo? What are the NASA whistleblowers saying. McAllister TV ventures Into The Unknown.
Fifty years and counting, the American people have been duped into believing that NASA landed a man on the moon. Hard evidence and the admission of one of the astronauts themselves proves otherwise. David Zublick unseals the horrible truth in this special report!
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Did we really land on the moon? Rhett and Link, the dudes at Good Mythical Morning, explored this issue in 2014, reviewing several interesting theories about the moon landing.
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When the Apollo 11’s Eagle module began its historic descent to the Moon in 1969, the computer became overloaded and was wildly flashing error codes. The astronauts were baffled by the alarms, as was the rest of the world for more than 50 years, including Don Eyles, the young programmer who developed much of the computer code.
Eyles, then 26, was so terrified by the turn of events that he said he would have recommended that Houston abort the mission. Cooler heads prevailed at mission control and, of course, the Eagle continued on its course and completed a successful landing. Find out more about the mission in the following video on the Wall Street Journal channel.
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