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- From: rkrouse@netcom.com (Robert K. Rouse)
- Newsgroups: alt.paranet.ufo,alt.alien.visitors,alt.conspiracy
- Subject: Moon and Mars Bases
- Date: 24 Aug 93 16:20:45 GMT
- Organization: NETCOM On-line Communication Services (408 241-9760 guest)
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- HALF A CENTURY OF THE GERMAN MOON BASE, 1942 - 1992
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- The Germans landed on the Moon as early as probably 1942,
- utilizing their larger exoatmospheric rocket saucers of the
- Miethe and Schriever type. The Miethe rocket craft was built in
- diameters if 15 and 50 meters, and the Schriever Walter turbine
- powered craft was designed as an interplanetary exploration
- vehicle. It had a diameter of 60 meters, had 10 stories of crew
- compartments, and stood 45 meters high. Welcome to Alice in
- Saucerland. In my extensive research of dissident American
- theories about the physical conditions on the Moon I have proved
- beyond the shadow of a doubt that there is atmosphere, water and
- vegetation on the Moon, and that man does not need a space suit
- to walk on the Moon. A pair of jeans, a pullover and sneakers
- are just about enough. Everything NASA has told the world about
- the Mood is a lie and it was done to keep the exclusivity of the
- club from joinings by the third world countries. All these
- physical conditions make it a lot more easier to build a Moon
- base. Ever since their first day of landing on the Moon, the
- Germans started boring -and tunneling under the surface, and by
- the end of the war there was a small Nazi research base on the
- Moon. The free energy tachyon drive craft of the Haunibu-1 and
- 2 type were used after 1944 to haul people," materiel and the
- first robots to the construction site on the Moon. When
- Russians and Americans secretly landed jointly on the Moon in
- the early fifties with their own saucers, they spent their first
- night there as guests of the .... Nazi underground base. In the
- sixties a massive Russian - American base had been built on the
- Moon, that now has a population of 40,000 people, as the rumor
- goes. After the end of the war in May 1945, the Germans continued
- their space effort from their south polar colony of Neu Schwabenland.
- I have discovered a photograph of their underground space control
- center there.
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- GERMAN-JAPANESE MILITARY R&D COOPERATION:
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- According to Renato Vesco again, Germany was sharing a
- great deal of the advances in weaponry with their allies the
- Italians during the war. At the Fiat experimental facility at
- lake La Garda, a facility that fittingly bore the name of air
- martial Hermann Goering, the Italians were experimenting with
- numerous advanced weapons, rockets and airplanes, created in
- Germany. In a similar fashion, the Germans kept a close contact
- with the Japanese military establishment and were supplying it
- with many advanced weapons. I have discovered for example a
- photo of a copy of the manned version of the V-1 - the
- Reichenberg - produced in Japan by Mitsubishi. The best fighter
- in the world - the push-pull twin propeller Domier-335 was
- duplicated at the Kawashima works. Or a photo of Japanese high
- ranking Imperial navy officers inspecting the latest German
- radar station.
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- A Japanese friend of mine in Los Angeles related to me
- the story of his friend's father, who worked as technician in an
- aircraft research bureau in Japan during the war. In July of
- 1945, two and a half months after the war ended in Germany, a
- huge German transport submarine brought to Japan the latest of
- German inventions - two spherical wingless flying devices. The
- Japanese R&D team put the machines together, following the
- German instructions, and... there was something very bizarre and
- other-earthy standing in front of them - a ball shaped flying
- device without wings or propellers, that nobody knew how it
- flied. The fuel was added, the start button of this unmanned
- machine was pressed* and it .... disappeared with a roar and
- flames without a in the sky. The team never saw it again. The
- engineers were so frightened by the unexpected might of the
- machine, that they promptly dynamited the second prototype and
- choose to forget the whole incident.
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- GERMAN-JAPANESE FLIGHT TO THE MOON AND in 1945 - 46:
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- According to the authors of the underground German
- documentary movie from the Thule society, the only produced
- craft of the Haunibu-3 type - the 74 meter diameter naval
- warfare dreadnought - was chosen for the most courageous mission
- of this whole century - the trip to Mars. The craft was of
- saucer shape, had the bigger Andromeda tachyon drives, and was
- armed with four triple gun turrets of large naval caliber (three
- inverted upside down and attached to the underside of the craft,
- and the fourth on top of the crew compartments).
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- A volunteer suicide crew of Germans and Japanese was
- chosen, because everybody knew that this journey was a one-way
- journey with no retum. The large intensity of the
- electro-magnetogravitic fields and the inferior quality of the
- metal alloys used then for the structural elements of the drive,
- was causing the metal to fatigue and get very brittle only after
- a few months of work of the drive. The flight to Mars departed
- from Germany one month before the war ended - in April 1945.
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- It was probably a large crew, numbering in the hundreds,
- because of the low level of automation and electronic controls
- inside the saucer. Most of the systems of the craft had to be
- operated like these on a U-boat of that time - manually.
- Because the structurally weakened tachyon drives were not
- working with full power and not all the time, the trip to Mars
- took almost 8 months to accomplish. An initial short trust
- towards Mars was probably used the strong gravitational field
- close to Earth, after that the craft was "coasting" for 8 months
- in an elliptical orbit to Mars with its main drives turned off.
- Later trips to Mars by the joint Soviet - American craft in 1952
- and by the Vatican craft of the Marconi project from Argentina
- in 1956 reached Mars in only 2 - 3 days, because their drives
- were working during the whole flight: accelerating in the first
- half and decelerating in the second. Smaller Kohler converters
- were probably used to power the systems and life support
- equipment on board. I do not have any information at the
- present time about any artificial gravity capability on board
- the craft, but that could have been easily done with the large
- antigravity drives of the ship.
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- After a heavy, almost crashing landing, the saucer slammed to a
- stop, damaging irreparably its drives, but saving the crew.
- That happened in the middle of January 1946. The crash landing
- on Mars was not only due to the crippled tachyon drives of the
- craft - it was also due to the smaller gravitational fleld of
- Mars generating less power for the tachyon drives; and also due
- to the thinner atmosphere on Mars, that could not be used as
- effectively for air breaking as the Earth's atmosphere could.
- The craft was shaped as a giant saucer - a form that is very
- efficient as an air brake, when it is entered into the
- atmosphere with its luge cross section perpendicular to the
- trajectory of descent.
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- One question, that I have not answered yet in the
- affirmative is how were the Germans able to regenerate the air
- inside the craft for 8 months for this big crew. Quite probably
- they were using advanced life support systems, developed
- initially for their larger Walter turbine and free energy
- submarines, that were cruising the oceans without resurfacing.
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- The radio message with the mixed news was received by the
- German underground space control center in Neu Schwabenland and
- by their research base on the Moon.
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- For all further inquiries, list of publications and videos,
- available from the Academy, please write to me at the following
- address:
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- Vladimir Terziski, President,- American Academy of
- Dissident Sciences, 10970 Ashton Ave. #310, Los Angeles, CA
- 90024, phone and fax: USA-(310)-473-9717.
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- "You can lead a horse to water but you can't
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