There's no base on the dark side of the Moon really.Mikado14 wrote:I don't know either but it would sure be fun to find out.FM No Static At All wrote: Are there really bases on the Moon and Mars?
Mikado
Matter of fact it's all dark.
There's no base on the dark side of the Moon really.Mikado14 wrote:I don't know either but it would sure be fun to find out.FM No Static At All wrote: Are there really bases on the Moon and Mars?
Mikado
I do beg to defer sir, as there is no "dark side" of the Moon. The sun shines there too. I don't remember which Apollo mission it was but I do remember reference to the sunrise. As for no bases, I think that is a matter of who and what you believe about NASA and the space programs.natecull wrote:There's no base on the dark side of the Moon really.Mikado14 wrote:I don't know either but it would sure be fun to find out.FM No Static At All wrote: Are there really bases on the Moon and Mars?
Mikado
Matter of fact it's all dark.
Where is everyone's sense of humor gone? why....it's blowin' in the windFM No Static At All wrote:I do beg to defer sir, as there is no "dark side" of the Moon. The sun shines there too. I don't remember which Apollo mission it was but I do remember reference to the sunrise. As for no bases, I think that is a matter of who and what you believe about NASA and the space programs.natecull wrote:There's no base on the dark side of the Moon really.Mikado14 wrote: I don't know either but it would sure be fun to find out.
Mikado
Matter of fact it's all dark.
Just as there is much misdirection and disinformation in uncovering Dr. Brown's works, so it is with other secret programs in government. With modern technology it does seem that we could resurrect the Apollo program with updated systems. NASA could have a crew waiting at ISS for a craft to be sent to them, or even a couple of missions from Earth to ISS, and rendezvous with the Moon crew waiting there. You can't pee on my foot and get me to believe it's raining (paraphrase of Hon. Judith Scheindlin)
The answer my friend(s) is blowin' in the wind
Fred
Ha!Mikado14 wrote:[
Where is everyone's sense of humor gone? why....it's blowin' in the wind
Mikado
Mine went out today as well. I agree, kick back until next year. Since you threw it out there, what if fellow campers did drop by? Would anyone even have told the public?FM No Static At All wrote: Taxes are out in the mail and now I can start thinking about which bills have to get paid first.
And didn't Gene Cernan take the Coleman lanterns up there on the last flight? He was expecting guests to have a cookout and they were all to sing, "Kumbaya" and make Smores!
Fred
One of the reasons that I brought up alleged bases on the Moon and on Mars, is not because I want to know who is there or what they are doing, although at some point separating the facts from the fiction may lead us to technologies that will prove beyond any doubt that Dr. Brown's work was of vital importance on a global scale, in fact maybe to prevent the total destruction of humanity. I wanted to see if I could be of some support it getting Dr. Brown recognized posthumously as being one of the great researchers and scientists of the twentieth century.New York Times article [i]The Odds of That[/i] wrote: "Coincidence -- unexpected connections that are both riveting and rattling. Much religious faith is based on the idea that almost nothing is coincidence; science is an exercise in eliminating the taint of coincidence; police work is often a feint and parry between those trying to prove coincidence and those trying to prove complicity. Without coincidence, there would be few movies worth watching (''Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine''), and literary plots would come grinding to a disappointing halt. (What if Oedipus had not happened to marry his mother? If Javert had not happened to arrive in the town where Valjean was mayor?) The true meaning of the word is ''a surprising concurrence of events, perceived as meaningfully related, with no apparent causal connection.'' In other words, pure happenstance. Yet by merely noticing a coincidence, we elevate it to something that transcends its definition as pure chance. We are discomforted by the idea of a random universe."
Hello Lady!ladygrady wrote:I don't usually say alot. But I need to point out here that there are MANY readers to this forum who are not saying a whole lot but THINKING big time and when ever one of you uncovers something they didn't know about some big wheels turn out there , trust me.
I know that this has been a worry of yours AM, that you would perhaps say too much.
This is just my take on the collection and focusing on this information. It can't happen soon enough. And it can't be broadcast out there for everyone to learn about soon enough. Let the chips fall where they may and trust in the ultimate goodness of people who will be given the vision to continue Dr. Browns work!
Thats what counts right now! Why I don't want to see this forum dwindle down . Because it still has work to do! If it can funnel new thoughts and ideas and yes, rare and raw information into the hands of those who can take that information and do something positive with it then I say ..... GO FORTH... just as I think that DR. Brown would have said.
I am completely invested in the conviction that this book was started for the reason of getting this technology out there in the right hands and recognizing Dr. Browns seminal contribution. But thats not all thats involved. And this forum I think designed itself to do that and more of what still needs to be done!
I believe also that more and more information will stream through this forum here and into proper hands ( and maybe even some improper ones) But you can't let that stop you from contributing here.
Focus folks! Thats the word. There is still "alot of work out there to be done." Damn. Jimmy Buffett Mango talk. And from me. My Last Mango in Paris adventure was mango sherbert at the Menger Hotel, but I wish it had been Key West. <g> grady
Do you need to find the equations or to calculate the results? I would think that it's the former and those Aspden pages I posted may be of assistance. If there is an algorithm that you seeking, I may have someone close by that I can call on.Mikado wrote: I agree. However, I am seriously in need of an extremely good Mathematican.....Recommend anyone?
Focus inward. Focus on what your particular question is and then allow your intuition to show you the answer. If we don't all do that, what we wind up with is debate over this and that, and who agrees and disagrees. I feel things that are much larger than anyone one us can imagine. As Ralph Ring said in the interview regarding Otis T. Carr, it's beyond what the brain can comprehend. It was also phrased to me as surrendering to what is true regardless of how I feel about it. Accept what is truth without an opinion. You can always add the opinions once the truth becomes part of your reality.Mark Culpepper wrote: I think thats the phrase that seems to jump out at me from your message Elizabeth and then Freds. "A more focused approach". The strangest thing here is that I don't believe that anyone here is going to be able to name specifically what it is we are actually looking for! We just feel somehow that we will know it when we see it, or hear it, or read it! And each of us is different so one persons aha! moment still might be another's " huh?" moment.
I have to admit that I was afraid to even think about FTM. What if I could not get back? What if I did something to change everything when I did get back? And one day it hit me. If I was able to do it, and was willing to do it, then I would do what serves that highest good of all, and so any effects that my travels would have would not be detrimental. I know that cannot be held as fact, but until we do it, it's still Jules Verne science fiction.Mark Culpepper wrote: And regarding the " ticket to ride" I think that I would just as soon pass on that. I personally have decided I am just not ready for that level of adventure. But point me in the direction of another propulsion or communication system and I am all for it. The FTM may just be a little beyond me. But... doing something NOW about uncovering technology that can get us all out of this upcoming mess I see on the horizon. That I can put my shoulder to. And maybe by doing that I can do my part to even change what I might have seen in the future? A thought.
Well you may not say much, but when you do it's a valuable contribution. Those that know this technology may be the “bad guys” or maybe they are keeping it from the bad guys. The main point of all this is that none of us is willing to just say, "Thanks for all your efforts Paul” and then go ride off into the sunset. I arrived later than most but have felt the energy draw me in and now the forum is the first place I surf to when I get my morning coffee. Each of you has given me an experience to learn about many different things, including much about myself and how I operate in life.ladygrady wrote: This is just my take on the collection and focusing on this information. It can't happen soon enough. And it can't be broadcast out there for everyone to learn about soon enough. Let the chips fall where they may and trust in the ultimate goodness of people who will be given the vision to continue Dr. Browns work!