Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts

Friday, May 29, 2015

Mars Challenge



NASA Contest Wants Your Ideas to Keep Astronauts Safe on Mars
by Elizabeth Howell, Space.com Contributor   |   May 07, 2015 

 

To prepare for future colonies on Mars, NASA is asking the public for ideas on how to keep Red Planet astronauts safe that require minimal resupplies from Earth.
The "Journey to Mars Challenge" will give a $5,000 award to each of the three winning participants who describe an original idea that could assist the human exploration of Mars.

Friday, May 1, 2015

Aliens Exist On The Moon


DOCUMENTARY Aliens Exist On The Moon The Truth Exposed 2015
Conspiracy theories about Earth's moon persist forty-five years after the first human visit to the Moon.Some believe that the Moon landings never occurred, but instead were staged. Others believe humans have been to the Moon, but were warned to stay away by lunar residents. But, thanks to Syfy, the veracity of the claims about aliens on the Moon may finally be revealed in this documentary titled Aliens on the Moon: The Truth Exposed.

July 20, 2014 marks the 45th anniversary of man's first landing on the Moon. We've all seen the footage and know the "official" story from news reports, the Internet and for younger viewers, from the history books. But what haven't we been told about Earth's closest neighbor? What really happened on that historic day? What did our astronauts encounter on the lunar surface? And what don't our world's governments want us to know?

In this controversial special we will look at compelling evidence -- including never-before aired NASA photos showing gigantic artificial structures -- suggesting the Moon is being used as a base, and possibly a staging area, by a mysterious race of alien beings. We will hear from experts, as well as astronauts who have walked on the moon, and we'll reveal new facts and proof for the first time anywhere. Also, viewers will see dramatic 3-D flybys of the lunar constructions derived from the actual NASA data, and get an exclusive look at footage of a purported "female" E.T. supposedly recovered during a secret U.S.-Soviet mission to the Moon in the 1970s.

Proof We Are Not Alone


STANTON FRIEDMAN KATHLEEN MARDEN Proof We Are Not Alone UFO video Night Fright Show / Brent Holland

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Alien Bases on the Moon


NASA has done their best to blur up moon photos showing strange anomalies. But not all official moon photographs released to the general public are smeared out completely, an oversight that reveals odd looking artificial shape and structures are compelling. Read the interesting article on Before Its News web site: Alien Buildings on Earth’s Moon in NASA Photos Says UFO Researcher.

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOUR GLIDES OVER LA

After about twenty years in service the space shuttle Endeavour is retiring. For nearly 30 years the space shuttle program has operated as the public's best known space vehicles and now officially has come to an end, and some wonder does NASA have a replacement program set in place to continue manned mission in space? Some say we may have bigger and better space ships, hidden away in some secret military installation, while other speculate robots and AI machine will take over exploration of outer space. I certainly want to see man missions to Mars and a return to the Moon.
For what ever the reasons to discontinued the space shuttle program, economic or simply obsolete, nevertheless, the news of the final space shuttle was broadcast all over America. As reported in the Los Angeles Times a week ago, it is still intriguing to see and read about the fly-bye of the last of the space shuttle. The Endeavour space shuttle buzzed over LA and San Fransisco flying low enough for everyone to see. A completely awestruck once in a lifetime experience to behold. Later, after safety landing at LAX, the shuttle will stay a few weeks there before making its final journey over the streets of Los Angeles as it travels to its new home at the California Science Center.

Sunday, August 26, 2012

Remembering Neil Armstrong

American astronaut Neil Armstrong has died on Saturday, August 25th, 2012. He had undertaken a heart procedure and did not recover. He was 82. Deeply sad news. The Apollo moon landing happened on July 20th, 1969 and was broadcast worldwide. It feels as if Flash Gordon has past away. I can remember growing up always wanted to be an astronaut or a member of the Star Trek crew venturing into outer space and on a mission boldly going where no man has gone before.
Today, watching the NASA space shuttles launch into orbit to a waiting space station became routine, but still thrilling and dangerous. All astronauts are brave and courage for doing what they love to do. To fly into outer space and accomplishing something very few people have ever done, and keeping a cool head when they do it. I’m still longing for that pristine future presented in the 1968 classic sci-fi film 2001: A Space Odyssey. Yes, we all wanted that remarkable futuristic world with flying cars, moon bases, huge circular space stations, and brave astronauts leading the way to other planets like Venus, Mars, and beyond.
But history will show kindly that the first men to reach the moon came back humbled and proud. The sight of the most beautiful cool blue world known to man as Earth is incomparable as seen from the moon‘s surface. So thanks Neil Armstrong for making a giant leap for mankind and showing the world that it is possible to walk on another planetoid. He is truly an inspiration. God speed.