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February 15, 2001: Time Travel - Dr. David Anderson | Apollo Missions - Richard C. Hoagland & Wayne Green
Published 1 year, 6 months ago
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Art Bell hosts a debate between Richard C. Hoagland and Wayne Green over a Fox television special questioning whether Apollo astronauts landed on the moon. Hoagland, who served as Walter Cronkite's science advisor during the missions, addresses claims about missing stars in photographs, inconsistent shadows, and radiation exposure, arguing the photos were altered to conceal artifacts discovered on the lunar surface rather than to fake the landings. Green maintains his position that the missions never occurred, citing insider testimony.
Both guests agree NASA has not been truthful but reach opposite conclusions. Hoagland suggests the agency was shocked by what astronauts found and has spent decades concealing the discovery. The discussion covers why humanity never returned to the moon, with Art reading a presidential determination by George W. Bush reaffirming the classified status of Area 51 operations.
Dr. David Anderson of the Time Travel Research Center then describes his third-generation time warp field generator, which uses rotating electromagnetic fields, gas reagents, and a laser array to create a spherical zone where time rates can be accelerated or decelerated. Anderson explains that his discovery of a coupling between time and energy, similar to electromagnetic coupling, enables time dilation at far lower energy levels than classical physics predicted.
Both guests agree NASA has not been truthful but reach opposite conclusions. Hoagland suggests the agency was shocked by what astronauts found and has spent decades concealing the discovery. The discussion covers why humanity never returned to the moon, with Art reading a presidential determination by George W. Bush reaffirming the classified status of Area 51 operations.
Dr. David Anderson of the Time Travel Research Center then describes his third-generation time warp field generator, which uses rotating electromagnetic fields, gas reagents, and a laser array to create a spherical zone where time rates can be accelerated or decelerated. Anderson explains that his discovery of a coupling between time and energy, similar to electromagnetic coupling, enables time dilation at far lower energy levels than classical physics predicted.