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Water and Structures on the Moon with Richard C. Hoagland- TDTV
Water and Structures on the Moon with Richard C. Hoagland
Richard C. Hoagland talked about findings that confirm water on the moon. Such water is manufactured by the action of solar winds, he suggested. He further postulated that buried lunar ruins and structures were leaking water vapor out, which was rising to the moon’s surface through fissures and cracks.
The Moon
There’s a lot we know about the moon: It’s roughly one-sixth the size of the Earth, is about 4.6 billion years old, is approximately 238,000 miles distant from the Earth, has no atmosphere, and is covered with fine gray powder. We’ve walked on the moon during six Apollo missions, and we’ve sent many more probes there to map it and study it.
But there’s much we don’t know about it, too. We’re not sure where it came from. Some think it might be a broken-off chunk of Earth. Although there’s evidence that the moon once had active volcanoes, we’re not sure if it’s still geologically active.
The moon has more controversial mysteries, too. Some think aliens have or once had bases there. Some think there’s stuff on the moon – other than the Apollo debris – that the government knows about, but is not telling us. There are many enigmatic photos that seem to show shapes and structures on the lunar surface that don’t fit conventional explanations.
Published on Oct 4, 2012 by TotalDisclosureTV
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