[AF] A very interesting fact behind the Apollo Mission to the Moon

[Milton R. Holladay Jr.]

IIRC, the prevalent scheme for going to Mars was to establish a base on the
moon from which to launch to Mars.................
And since we're on the subject: the moon is pretty strange--anomalous, even.
The first chapter of Jim Marrs' book _Alien Agenda_ is all about the
wierdness of the moon; _e. g._, how did it just happen that the moon has
both a revolution period and a rotation period of one day? Why, when NASA
crashed a used LEM(?) after a visit, did it ring for many hours as if it
were a hollow steel ball ?
M
----- Original Message -----
From: <RichardBJohnson at comcast.net>

 > Establishing a permanent base on the moon is has no scientific value
(remember we have moon rocks and lots of moon dust) and little strategic
value (it's hard to do precise targeting from there). If I'm going to pay
for it, we get much more bang for the buck by exploring Mars.