The Dark Side Of The Moon
Almost five decades after the initial man’s descent on the lunar surface and numerous questions with equivocal answers remain.
- Have we really been up there? Or was the moon landing staged inside a Hollywood basement?
- Is the Moon really a natural satellite? Or is it rather artificial in nature?
- What did they discover on the lunar surface that they’re not letting us know about it?
- What’s with all the strange and bright objects surrounding the lunar landings?
These are just some of the intrigues we are going to solve. So, let’s dive right into it.
Glorious, pale, veiled in mystery and intrigue. It’s been piercing the darkness of night with its rays since time immemorial. There hasn’t been a single culture to not worship the moon. In fact, all living organisms have an affinity for it. The moon exerts influence on all realms of existence underneath it. In turn, everyone and everything pay(s) homage.
The Dark Side Of The Moon
For tens of thousands of years, humans have been found by this heavenly body found in close proximity to Earth.
All past generations have thought of what could lie on the moon. Or what its purpose might be. Or if it gives man any kind of special abilities. Humans have craved for so long to unravel the moon mystery. And the answer remained only at the stretch of their imagination since there was no way on Earth they could reach it. However, after thousands of years of technological advancement, humans could finally aspire to touch the moon surface.
A message received by Collier from the Andromedans describes the moon as hollow, with lots of underground facilities undergoing operations.
“The Moon is hollow. It contains huge underground facilities built by ETs and later humans from Earth. There are seven openings into the Moon’s crust, and the underground bases. Conservative scientists have wondered why so many craters seem so shallow, despite their size. The Andromedans say, it’s because much of the surface was built on top of a metallic shell of a circular space crest; or a “war carrier”.
