
Among other things, McKinnon found an Excel spreadsheet named “Non-terrestrail officers,” containing names and ranks for officers serving in space, the names for the ships that they operate on and tabs for “material transfer” between ships.
Speaking of Mars, I have already exposed the Mars exploration deception.
Based on the evidence that I have gathered, it is my strong belief that NASA’s Mars exploration missions are yet another farce designed to keep us distracted, whilst stealing $2.5 billion of the taxpayer’s money.
And I haven’t yet mentioned the biggest deception of all: the fake Moon missions.
From the impossible-to-pass Van Allen radiation belt, to the hundreds of video and photographic inconsistencies — some of which are detailed in the following video — the allegedly manned Moon missions never happened:
The Van Allen Radiation Belt
According to NASA, the astronauts haven’t had any kind of protection against radiation, except the spacecraft’s aluminum hull.
The following excerpt is from an Aug. 20, 2012 NASA article:
“As we get further away from Earth, we will pass through the Vann Allan Belts, an area of dangerous radiation. Radiation like this can harm the guidance systems, onboard computers, or other electronics on Orion.
“Naturally, we have to pass through this danger zone twice, once up and once back. But Orion has protection, shielding will be put to the test as the vehicle cuts through the waves of radiation. Sensors aboard will record radiation levels for scientists to study. We must solve these challenges before we send people through this region of Space.“
If NASA was still trying to figure out how to safely send people through the Van Allen radiation belt in 2012, how did they manage to do it in 1969? They didn’t, because all of NASA’s moon missions were unmanned.
And this also explains why the STS-51-L Challenger team is still alive today: because they were not on board when the space shuttle broke apart and exploded.
After reading all of the above, the following shameless lie from NASA should come as no surprise either: the STS-51-L Challenger team that allegedly died in 1986 is still alive and thriving.
Six of the seven members have been tracked down and you will be surprised to know just how little they’ve done to hide their identities.
Two of them pretend to be their identical twins (how convenient!), while two others haven’t even bothered changing their names or creating fake alibis. Finally, two more have only slightly changed (or rearranged) their names.
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