No, no, the U.S. Space Command keeps its primary Stargate in position in orbit on the far side of the Moon. When it operates, it creates a momentary "pinch" in the background star field as it warps spacetime (and therefore starlight). It would be too noticeable from anywhere on Earth by amateur astronomers -- or just people looking at the sky -- if they just had it in plain view.

Originally posted by pazcat

Originally posted by Vandalour
BUT I think NASA have research stations on the Moon where people live to explore the alien ruins on the darkside of the moon "read Penetration by Ingo Swann" for more.

There is no such thing as the darkside of the moon, well there is but it's always changing like night on Earth.

your wrong its always the same side that point towards earth, therefor the other side is called "the dark side"

Sorry wrong question!Is NASA a stargate for the Moon?that's the good question!