NASA and Conspiracy Theories

gungasnake (49)in #technology • 5 years ago

When an agency like NASA (Never A Straight Answer) consistently keeps big secrets and provides information to taxpayers and citizens in dribs and drabs if at all, it invites conspiracy theories. The two most major of such in the case of NASA are:

The claim that Americans have never set foot on the moon and that the entire thing we saw in 69 and the early seventies was a grand hoax. I have friends and associates who believe this. And

The claim that there is a secret space program meant to move "elites" and "illuminati" to Mars, presumably along with enough technical people to run a technological society and, also presumably at this point, along with enough black and brown skinned children for them to do their pedo/pervo/satanic stuff with, for about fifty to a hundred years, during which time Earth would be sterilized and then re-terraformed into some sort of a garden of Eden for elite perverts.

I personally believe that the moon landings we read about were real enough and that somewhere in the mid 70s, our entire manned space program was made into a black operation due to the nature of some of what they were beginning to see on the moon.

There is a great deal of concern that NASA's views on what they should tell the public have been overly influenced by the infamous Brookings Institute Report of 1960:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brookings_Report

As I read it, the power for space exploration beyond the moon (Biefeld/Brown propulsion) was available starting in the early 60s and the compute power density for such activities first became available with the Motorola 68000 series of microchips beginning around 1981 or thereabouts, so that Ben Rich's ("Father of Stealth Technology", chief architect of the F117) 1993 claim that we had the capacity to "take ET home" by the early 90's is roughly what I'd expect at least as far as a timeline.

http://www.bearfabrique.org/blackspace.htm

A few recent NASA Mars images: