Amazing! Can you please post pics of your "Grey" friends! If true, this could be life changing.
Originally posted by plumranch
2- Early NASA soundings indicated the moon is hollow and seemed metalic.
Knowledge of Lunar Interior Structure. Like Earth, the Moon has a crust, mantle, and core. The lunar crust is rich in the mineral plagioclase and has an average crustal thickness of 60-70 kilometers, which is about 3 times the average crustal thickness on Earth. The lunar mantle lies between the crust and the core and consists mostly of the minerals olivine and pyroxene. The core is probably composed mostly of iron and sulfur and extends from the center of the Moon out to a radius of no more than 450 kilometers; i.e., the core radius is less than 25% of the Moon's radius, which is quite small. In comparison, Earth's core radius is 54% of Earth's radius. However, the size of the lunar core is not well constrained by existing seismic observations. Better constraints come from the laser ranging retroreflector and magnetometer experiments.
By Observe50:An example of a similar suggestion is the "Teacher" in Charles Hall's "Millennial Hospitality" series. Hall was interested in what powered the Tall White's craft. "Teacher" suggested he look into the properties of light. Later in his life Hall did just that and became a physicist specializing in light properties. It is postulated by Tom Bearden that gravity is produced by light interference in the X, Y, and Z axis. Bearden Website.
The way I see it there has to be some reason why I was asked to do this.