NASA: 2009 LRO photos of Apollo 11. 14.
15, 16, 17 "landing sites"
Satellite photos taken in 2009 (See
Figure 1) by the Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter (LRO) of the alleged
landing sites of Apollo 11, 14, 15, 16, and 17, which NASA released with
white arrows pointing to purported lunar landing modules and other
scientific equipment, have failed to confirm the presence of NASA lunar
landers or other NASA equipment at each Apollo landing site, according
to Ron Stewart, inventor of the Advanced
Photographic Extraction Process (APEP).
Using APEP, Mr.
Stewart revealed, in an exclusive ExopoliticsRadio.org
interview with Alfred Lambremont Webre, that APEP appears to confirm
that each of the alleged NASA Apollo landing sites contains, not NASA
landers, but highly organized structures and equipment, some of which
contain pictograms depicting classes of extraterrestrial civilizations.
Mr. Stewart indicated that his APEP investigation also detected
UFO spacecraft in two of the Apollo landing site photographs taken in
2009 by the LRO. When asked, Mr. Stewart stated that the UFO spacecraft
appeared identical to each other at each of the 2 sites, in photos
taken days apart. He stated the craft could be earthling black budget
spacecraft of the secret space program, or extraterrestrial in origin.
In a previous Examiner.com
article by this reporter, “2010
APEP imaging of Apollo 11 Moon photos discloses possible 1969 ET UFOs
Buzz Aldrin says he saw”, the Apollo 11 Earthrise photos take
in July 1969 revealed a moon base approximately 12 km NW of the Apollo
11 landing site, and appeared to confirm Apollo 11’s landing on the
moon.
The enhanced APEP images of the 2009 LRO photos of the
Apollo landing sites showing structures, equipment, pictographs and UFO
spacecraft are set out in a series of videos in the article below.
Nice article, very well written with great images of the Moon. Thanks for sharing.
When I examined and restored LRO photos of the supposed Lander sites, what I found was evidence of human beings, not evidence of hardware. I’m preparing a report for June 2010 on this topic.