http://www.angelismarriti.it/ANGELISMARRIT...20-NewClues.htm

I never even heard of this and I was going to say; YouTube is not really a place you should get excited about when finding something new. Good eye, though.

interesting read, I think this apollo 20 was a very possible occurrence.


MIB you do not have any kind of high level clearance so you do not know for sure anything about top secret space travel that probably happens quite often.

Firstly his name is MID.

Secondly, how do you know he doesn't have top level clearance?

Thirdly, you do not need top level clearance, you just have to be not clueless about spaceflight. This story claims that a Saturn V was launched from Vandenberg Airforce Base in California. For a lunar launch to occur there the rocket would have to pass over the continental United States to achieve the correct orbit. A Saturn V is 363 feet tall and trails hundreds of feet of flame behind it. It would be seen by literally millions of people. The fact that not only did millions not see such a launch, but in fact NO ONE saw such a launch can lead to only one conclusion - there was no such launch.

The video is a fake pure and simple.

Cool, but probably fake. It pisses me off that people make fake BS like this.

Correct and I will merge this new thread with that old one.

I guess all that education we have talked about went to deff ears Mid? When is enough ,enough?

Just to hammer a few more nails in the coffin, I can pretty much tell you that *any* extra Apollo mission is fake.

You cannot hide the liftoff of a Saturn V from the Cape. Launching from elsewhere requires facilities that are in fact in duplicates of the multi-billion $ equipment at the Cape - Vehicle Assembly Building, Crawler, launchpad, fuel storage... not to mention a whole extra Saturn V, CSM, LEM unaccounted for and the whole flight being monitored by secret communications facilities around the world. That's just the tip of the iceberg.

What is within the realms of "plausible" is a top-secret lunar mission conducted using nuclear thermal rockets. *That* is maybe possible but still requires a massive hidden workforce. Throw in some magic antigravity engine and things become much easier; something the Skunkworks could do and not be noticed.

From my scanty knowledge of lunar geography, I expect this ledge is a lava outflow. Notice all the rilles in the area, which are indicative of collapsed lava tubes. The meteor which smashed into the surface here must have exposed a hot magma tube close by, popping it like a zit. The stuff flowed out and into the crater right by it, forming a lava slope. Because lunar surface gravity is lower, it would have less of a tendency to spread. Also, the high-contrast film makes it look slopier than it really is. Something you wouldn't really see on Earth. The rock in the lava slope would be your garden variety basalt like you find on volcanic slopes on Earth.

Note the two-pronged nature of the flow, as if there's a depression. From my guess, an exposed region of lava flowed out and around a jutting surface feature and rejoined deeper in the crater.