Dark Mission : The Secret History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration

by Hoagland, Richard C.

• ISBN13: 9781932595260
• ISBN10: 1932595260
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2007-10-01
• Publisher: Consortium Book Sales & Dist

Summary

For most Americans, the word NASA suggests a squeaky-clean image of technological infallibility. Yet the truth is that NASA was born in a lie and has concealed the truths about its occult origins. Dark Mission documents this seemingly wild assertion. Why is the Bush administration intent on returning to the moon as quickly as possible? What are the reasons for the current "space race" with China, Russia, even India? Remarkable images reproduced within this book provided to author Richard C. Hoagland by disaffected NASA employees provide clues why, including information about suppressed lunar discoveries. Mystical organizations quietly dominate NASA, carrying out their own secret agendas behind the scenes. This is the story of men at the very fringes of rational thought and conventional wisdom, operating at the highest levels of our country. Their policies are far more aligned with ancient religions and secret mystery schools than the facade of rational science NASA has successfully promoted to the world for almost fifty years. Dark Mission is proof of the secret history of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the astonishing, seminal discoveries it has repeatedly suppressed for decades.

Table of Contents

Introduction	p. 1
The Monuments of Mars	p. 1
The City and Other Anomalies at Cydonia	p. 5
Mathematical Message?	p. 8
The Message of Cydonia	p. 12
Images	p. 17
Hyperdimensional Physics	p. 21
Excess Heat	p. 21
Hidden History	p. 24
Hyperspace	p. 28
The Heavy Hand of Heaviside	p. 31
Rediscovery	p. 33
Tesla, Bearden and DePalma	p. 35
A Testable Theory	p. 39
Angular Momentum	p. 40
Confirmation?	p. 45
Infrared Variability	p. 47
Short-Term Amplitude Variations	p. 49
Pulsars	p. 53
Images	p. 65
Political Developments	p. 71
Mars Observer	p. 77
The Brookings Report	p. 90
John F. Kennedy's "Grand NASA Plan"	p. 94
The Third Rail of Conspiracy Theories	p. 107
The Mary Moorman Photograph	p. 104
The Wink of an Eye	p. 106
Images	p. 108
The Crystal Towers of the Moon	p. 113
Ohio State	p. 121
The Shard	p. 123
The "Tower/Cube"	p. 126
Surveyor 6-"The Sinus Medii Dome"	p. 130
Ukert-"Los Angeles"	p. 133
Triesnecker-"The Castle"	p. 136
The Russian Connection	p. 141
The Ken Johnston Collection	p. 144
Earthrise	p. 164
Peer Review and Press Conferences	p. 168
Yes, Virginia, We Really Went to the Moon	p. 172
The Golden Fleece	p. 173
Images	p. 179
A Conspiracy Unfolds	p. 199
Isis, Osiris, Horus and Set	p. 201
As Above, so Below	p. 203
Tranquility Base	p. 206
Objections	p. 220
The Occult Space Program	p. 222
The Early Years: 1930-1960	p. 226
The Caltech Rocket Programs of the 1930s	p. 228
The German Rocket Programs	p. 236
The Birth of NASA	p. 242
Mars Pathfinder	p. 259
The Ritual Alignment System	p. 262
Images	p. 267
New Mars Global Surveyor Images of Cydonia	p. 285
Playing in the Catbox	p. 289
Honey, I Shrunk the Face	p. 293
Unmasking the Catbox	p. 296
Reaction	p. 298
The Final Image	p. 303
Images	p. 305
An Eye for an Eye	p. 309
Letters From Mars?	p. 312
Oh My God! They Killed MARCI!	p. 313
The Glass Tunnels of Barsoom	p. 322
An Eye for an Eye	p. 324
Images	p. 327
FACETS and the Face	p. 331
FACETS and the Face	p. 334
Making a Mountain Out of a MOL(A) Hill	p. 339
Yes Virginia, it Really is a Catbox	p. 346
Images	p. 355
2001: A Mars Odyssey	p. 359
It's Only a "Whole New Mars"-to Them	p. 364
Do Geologists Dream of Windblown Sheep?	p. 378
Images	p. 385
Mars Heats Up	p. 389
Stretching the Truth	p. 410
Night and the City	p. 416
Caltech	p. 426
Images	p. 429
The True Colors of NASA	p. 433
The True Colors of NASA	p. 439
Spirit and Opportunity	p. 448
Images	p. 457
Where the Titans Slept...	p. 461
Signs and Wonders	p. 470
Where the Titans Slept...	p. 478
EVA-2	p. 482
Data's Head	p. 487
Land of the Giants	p. 492
Ares and Orion	p. 495
Images	p. 499
Epilogue	p. 509
A Few "Loose Ends"	p. 510
Epilogue Images	p. 531
Endnotes	p. 543
Acknowledgments	p. 547
About the Authors	p. 548
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