Originally posted by zorgon
"Sunrise over Antares" by Alan Bean...
Alan Bean got the sun correct, but not he color of the sky. The daytime sky on the moon is NOT black. It might be blue, it might be yellow, but the
daytime sky on the moon is NOT black.
The reason it is not black is the atmosphere through which the suns light is refracted.
Very little information is published about the 21 day quarantine period in the Houston Lunar Receiving Facility. Waiting for the 3 Apollo astronauts,
Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins where 12 men. These twelve men spent 21 days with the astronauts telling them exactly what they were going to say and
what they weren't going to say. You can be sure that all three were threatened with their lives.
Look at their faces in the above interview. Do they look happy? Do they look relaxed? Do they look jubilant about being the first men on the moon?
No. They look like three men scared out of their wits that they are going to say something wrong.
During those 21 days they underwent hypnosis to help them forget a lot of what they saw. The main thing NASA was interested in was that they didn't
divulge the color of the daytime sky. They also didn't want them talking about the huge alien constructs, cities, mining operations and all kinds of
other anomalies and artifacts.
Alan Bean was once asked what he saw looking out into space from the surface of the moon. "Black patent leather shoes," he said. Beans hypnotist or
'mind controller' in the lunar receiving facility had made the mistake of implanting the suggestion that the "Sky was black. As black as a pair of
black patent leather shoes." Bean remembered the ‘Black patent leather shoe’ part instead of the the 'sky is black' part.
I have never been able to find out the identity of the 12 men waiting in the lunar receiving module for the Apollo astronauts or what their particular
jobs were. I would imagine that a few of them were very scary and threatening.
I imagine that it took a lot of convincing to get Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins to keep their mouths shut about what they saw up on the moon. And I
don’t think they were happy about it.
21 days for medical quarantine? No. It was 21 days of harassment and mental harangue. Probably worse.
But I will tell you one thing. It worked. Other than a few comments about ‘strange lights’ and guarded comments about ‘things we couldn’t
explain’, you have not heard one peep out of the Apollo crews.
But I’ve got a flash bulletin for NASA: Listen up guys. The music has stopped. Have you got a chair?