Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA, Enlarged and Revised Edition

by Richard C. Hoagland, Mike Bara

Overview

The New York Times bestseller about the strange history of NASA and its cover-ups regarding its origins and extraterrestrial architecture found on the moon and Mars is even more interesting in its new edition.

Authors Richard C. Hoagland and Mike Bara include a new chapter about the discoveries made by ex-Nazi scientist and NASA stalwart Wernher von Braun regarding what he termed "alternate gravitational solutions," or the rewriting of Newtonian physics into hyperdimensional spheres.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781932595482
Publisher:	Feral House
Publication date:	09/01/2009
Edition description:	Revised Edition, Enlarged Edition
Pages:	680
Sales rank:	82,081
Product dimensions:	6.06(w) x 8.98(h) x 1.21(d)

About the Author

Hoagland served as a Curator of Astronomy & Space Science at the Springfield Museum of Science, located at The Quadrangle in Springfield, Massachusetts, and as a science adviser to Walter Cronkite and CBS News during the Apollo program. Mike Bara is a Consulting Engineer for Boeing. His scientific fluency and credibility adds further reinforcement to Richard Hoagland's controversial work. Bara has appeared on Coast to Coast with George Noory.

Table of Contents

Introduction     1
The Monuments of Mars     1
The City and Other Anomalies at Cydonia     5
Mathematical Message?     8
The Message of Cydonia     12
Images     17
Hyperdimensional Physics     21
Excess Heat     21
Hidden History     24
Hyperspace     28
The Heavy Hand of Heaviside     31
Rediscovery     33
Tesla, Bearden and DePalma     35
A Testable Theory     39
Angular Momentum     40
Confirmation?     45
Infrared Variability     47
Short-Term Amplitude Variations     49
Pulsars     53
Images     65
Political Developments     71
Mars Observer     77
The Brookings Report     90
John F. Kennedy's "Grand NASA Plan"     94
The Third Rail of Conspiracy Theories     107
The Mary Moorman Photograph     104
The Wink of an Eye     106
Images     108
The Crystal Towers of the Moon     113
Ohio State     121
The Shard     123
The"Tower/Cube"     126
Surveyor 6-"The Sinus Medii Dome"     130
Ukert-"Los Angeles"     133
Triesnecker-"The Castle"     136
The Russian Connection     141
The Ken Johnston Collection     144
Earthrise     164
Peer Review and Press Conferences     168
Yes, Virginia, We Really Went to the Moon     172
The Golden Fleece     173
Images     179
A Conspiracy Unfolds     199
Isis, Osiris, Horus and Set     201
As Above, so Below     203
Tranquility Base     206
Objections     220
The Occult Space Program     222
The Early Years: 1930-1960     226
The Caltech Rocket Programs of the 1930s     228
The German Rocket Programs     236
The Birth of NASA     242
Mars Pathfinder     259
The Ritual Alignment System     262
Images     267
New Mars Global Surveyor Images of Cydonia     285
Playing in the Catbox     289
Honey, I Shrunk the Face     293
Unmasking the Catbox     296
Reaction     298
The Final Image      303
Images     305
An Eye for an Eye     309
Letters From Mars?     312
Oh My God! They Killed MARCI!     313
The Glass Tunnels of Barsoom     322
An Eye for an Eye     324
Images     327
FACETS and the Face     331
FACETS and the Face     334
Making a Mountain Out of a MOL(A) Hill     339
Yes Virginia, it Really is a Catbox     346
Images     355
2001: A Mars Odyssey     359
It's Only a "Whole New Mars"-to Them     364
Do Geologists Dream of Windblown Sheep?     378
Images     385
Mars Heats Up     389
Stretching the Truth     410
Night and the City     416
Caltech     426
Images     429
The True Colors of NASA     433
The True Colors of NASA     439
Spirit and Opportunity     448
Images     457
Where the Titans Slept...     461
Signs and Wonders     470
Where the Titans Slept...     478
EVA-2     482
Data's Head     487
Land of the Giants      492
Ares and Orion     495
Images     499
Epilogue     509
A Few "Loose Ends"     510
Epilogue Images     531
Endnotes     543
Acknowledgments     547
About the Authors     548

Editorial Reviews

"Excellent ... extraordinary book." — Jim Marrs "An amazing work." — Graham Hancock

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