As “Dark Mission” gets into circulation and everybody starts jockeying for position I want to make it clear that Hoagland/Bara’s statement on
light scattering at sunrise on the moon is explained as their “shattered lunar dome model”.
While there may indeed be shattered domes on the near side, most notably on Mare Crisium and in the pictures from Apollo 12 and 14 that it is my
opinion that the light scattering at sunrise, and other phenomena observed by Firsoff, along with those of D.P. Avigliano, Comstock, Pickering, Haas,
Wilkens, Barcroft, Lipski along with opinions of:
(In no particular order)
William Herschel
Mestrius Plutarchus
Nicolaus Copernicus
Aristarchus of Samos
Hans Kepler
Peter Andreas Hansen
William Leitch
John Herschel
William Whewell
Asaph Hall
Mikhail Vasin
is due to a breathable atmosphere on the moon.
My opinion is that the atmosphere is thicker on the farside and requires no domes. The atmosphere on the near side I believe is about equal to 18,000
feet above sea level here on earth and thus requires domes over inhabited areas.
It is my opinion that there is no way that the powers in charge here are going to let the ‘breathable atmosphere on the moon’ become public
knowledge.
I also want to make it clear that although I haven't finished the book that all constructs on the moon are referred to by Hoagland/Bara as
"ancient", when in fact, it is my opinion that there is currently a civilization on the moon with whom we are actively pursuing mutual agendas which
include mining and exploration.
I expect a heck of a show.