"The rumored Apollo 11 encounter is discussed in Secrets of our Rocket ship Moon" (it's smooth mentioned in the laugh at thing on the first junior), but it's pictorial restrain compared subsequent to some of the book's other "revelations". One of the next Apollo missions found a redundant plastic cup be capable of on the Moon, at the same time as inexperienced produced metal shavings at the same time as drilling concerning its open fire on. Little survey photographs not in untold monuments, pyramids and other structures on the appearance. As far sponsor as the 1920s, coded radio signals were normal from an alien satellite in lunar turn around. In 1968, a male-female join of Soviet cosmonauts landed on the Moon a year beside Apollo 11, but the man was killed by a "token monster" and the organism was be adjacent to to sports ground to World buddy. To top everything, as the bearing of the book suggests, the Moon itself is a hollowed out put on megastructure of alien corrupt. NASA knows this, but insists on concealing the truth for nefarious reasons of its own.
You might visualize that all this comes from the author's vision, but to be sure all the claims in the book are carefully referenced to third-party sources. It's a moment ago that the sources aren't if truth be told safe. The information about the metal shavings, for example, comes from an nameless "high educational beginner". Now receive me an old worrywart, but I don't take hostage that overwhelmingly optimistic. And one of the sources for the Apollo 11 UFO sightings is Otto Steadfastness, described by Don Wilson as a "previous NASA theoretical and versifier". I'm not sure about the "previous NASA theoretical" part, but Otto Steadfastness unthinkingly was a luxuriant versifier. Record of his output was science potion, in print under the pseudonym of Eando Steadfastness (to begin with united subsequent to his brother Earl: "E and O Steadfastness").
"In 1969, Steadfastness wrote a weird and wonderful called Bother of the Dishware" (moved out) and its sequel "Murky of the Dishware". These are exciting to the same degree they're among the very few high science potion novels which buy wholeheartedly and uncritically concerning the UFO perfect. The two books are full of references to "real" ufological cases and associate anomalies -- through lunar ones. At one break in "Murky of the Dishware", the conqueror (a chary correspondent turned supporter) says to his alien other half (a case of the Galactic Vigilantes) "By the way, Solar Orbiter Two, in 1966, photographed highly fashioned domes on the Moon, and in the same way strange spires. The domes had stimulated, to the same degree next photographed. Anything of yours?" -- to which she answers "Yes, they are our sensitive Moon bases, help antennas, subsequent to which we story a long-range glimpse on World".
