Typical. More garbage quotes taken outta context to fit into a conspiracy theorists agenda. This is the typical stuff I see on here. ATS was so awesome from like 2003-2006, what the hell happened?

Was it the theme tune for the x-files?

This was always 1 of my most favoured topics. Seen it before but hanks for posting it.

And Zorgon, have you read any books on this stuff or anything similar? That you would recommend?

Thanks.

My guess is that the "music" was nothing more than radio interference caused by the equipment. When the men were in contact with Earth, the radio was picking up the carrier signal from Earth, which would tend to blanket out other interference. When you lose the carrier, the sensitive electronics of the radio could pick up the other electronic tones that would normally not be noticed.

The "music" was described as "spacey". Back then, "space" music was essentially random tones that weren't limited to the musical scale. That's likely what they were picking up once they lost contact with earth.

I don't see anything too sinister about the supposed "splice". I didn't hear "Frank", I heard "thing". "Boy, you wouldn't believe this thing...", whatever that was. Considering these guys were flying over (and landing on) the Moon, it isn't too strange to think they'd encounter some amazing things. We might find those things boring now, but these guys were experiencing them for the first time.

Zorgon,
Out at the lake today I kept staring at this guy with a long pony tail and an earring, he was about 80ish but did not look it, had the 'feel' of a native american or shamanistic quality.

Finally I went over and said to him and his young wife of 40 that I couldnt help but think that he/they have an interesting story to tell.

We spoke for about 2 hours while the kids swam.

Zorgon, long short, I will set up an interview with him anytime he said.

A few things I remembered (it went so fast once his very quiet demeanor opened up): Not to be quoted ...yet.

Worked for Lockheed Martin Knows well skunkworks

Was a computer something and worked directly with the moon mission as a specialist for the old NASA. Worked with the astronauts directly.

Has much sparkle in his eyes when discussing 'worm holes' which he seemed surprised that I had any understanding of. I said "Timetravel?" and again he just laughed and nodded yes.

Has strong feelings about the incompetency now and is pissed that they leave the astronauts in harms way due to politics. He said he has never been more mad in his lifeas when the challenger (I think) crashed. Im tired.

I asked "UFOs?" He said "Without a doubt"

I asked "Back engineered technology?" "He laughed and shook his head yes.

Just moved here from his home in Nev. where he had area 51 in his backyard. More to this including much paranormal activity at his home but stated he or they had never seen any UFOs being tested there.

Went on to work with submarines. More exciting stuff there.

He and his wife were so interesting they both have a ton of background in the fields we all love to hear about.

It seems as if these types of special people enjoy talking with me and I them. Problem is, I dont know the best questions to ask.

I also had the guy we spoke about last year email me back after 30 minutes of me emailing him recently, and said he did rememember me and would be happy to help me start my independent journalist work with an interview with him when he returns in September. Remember the Physicist that is a propulsion specialist who created the ICBMs and some kinds of systems for the jets?

Again, I really love talking with these types of people but never really know what 'you guys' that are into it want to know...

Please contact me if you have any ideas or specific questions.

Later, just wanted to connect with you about today and this amazing guy.


Edit to say he worked out of Houston with the 69 moon missions. And Tonapah more recently. Wouldnt it be kick a if he has any lost transmissions for us? Cant wait to ask him about Frank and the music after watching your video in the OP. I am excited for you to get to question someone first hand who knows.

[edit on 5-7-2009 by antar]

Originally posted by JPhish
obvious audio tampering; but to me, it sounds like he's saying "you won't believe this thing". Thing, not Frank.

I totally agree on this point. I don't hear "Frank"at all. To me it is clearly "Thing."

Zorgon, what do you want me to ask him? I will call him tomorrow.

Although we can all appreciate the possibility of anything, we have to ask a question posed by Christopher Hitchens. " What is more likely, that for a brief amount of time all the laws of the universe were temporarily put on hold....or we were simply at a misapprehension?" This leads us to a simple fact that we are ignoring....sound can not travel through space. We perceive sound by "catching" waves of energy that travel through a "fluid" environment, such as air or water. (air technically being defined as a fluid in science) This would mean that any sounds that the astronauts heard while in space would most likely come from within the capsule or the vibrating of the capsule it self. A number of people have mentioned the natural "sound of the universe", although this is true in some sense the "sound" is actually only detected by us, by listening to radio waves or other waves on the electromagnetic spectrum. In the absence of fluid mass...there can be no sound heard by us. The fact that the "sound" only came from the dark side of the moon should also tell us something.....for all we know the craft itself was simply vibrating in a unique fashion, perhaps the astronauts voices were made to echo strangely, perhapse the radios themselves were distorted due to the moon. The fact is, the most likely answer is usually the most boring