The Apollo Moon Missions Part II: Hiding a Hoax in Plain Sight

by Randy Walsh

Part II of this series includes the Parsons, an occultist and eccentric rocket scientist who was a mystery to some and a compassionate and brilliant scientist to others. His importance to the aerospace industry is obvious, being that his methods were used in the Apollo Moon missions and the Space Shuttle, and are still being used in rockets today. *The pre-Apollo missions which were used to gather data to fake the Apollo missions, which included surveying and photographing the lunar surface.*Ideas that NASA had considered for manned missions to the Moon, some of which were grandiose and others which were downright comical. We’ll learn too of the competition and conflicts over some of these ideas, and how this was less to do with any real exploration and research, and more to do with politics.*The training vehicles used by astronauts, which were designed to simulate lunar surface gravity during portions of its flight. We’ll learn, that this vehicle was plagued with problems, which required more time and effort just to keep it flying in Earth’s atmosphere, let alone in the 1/6th gravity of the lunar surface it was designed to simulate.*History of re-entry methods into Earth’s atmosphere, including the Apollo CM re-entry heatshield and test missions. We then look at the official version versus the reality of re-entry procedures, including the various methods NASA claims were used.*A deception which may have involved the Soviet Union and a Command Module found floating in the northeast Atlantic Ocean.*A controversial subject involving a possible connection between President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and the Apollo Moon missions.*The simulation aspect to the Apollo Moon missions, and how they were used to help manipulate the public into believing that these missions were real.In this book, I continue to expose NASA’s deception on the Apollo Moon Missions.

324 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 2, 2021

Reviews

[chrstphre campbell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Needs a Lot More Chapters ( ! )

There are Oodles of Fabulous ‘Arguments’ for ‘Deal Killers’ throughout this book that The Apollo Program was all faked, & rather than stack them all into dense chapters of text with few, if any photographs or illustrations, just makes The entire book more confusing, Each of these points should have gotten their own chapter & then meticulously fleshed out so that it may be returned to when required.

[Darin Pearson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Like a real life X Files episode!

The author brings up some good points about a ton of things that don’t add up about the moon landing.

Interesting reading.

I recommend reading this book.