John lear says there is athmosphere on the moon, we say of course john????

mysterious

I've heard this one before. My gut instinct tell's me, hes a right git. If he were telling the truth Nasa would of gotten medieval on his ass along time ago.

What do you think. It seems that John lear says the Athmosphere is breathable, so if this is the case, anyone fancy a barbeque.


Whether it's true or not, that incompetent fool, is banking thousands for these claims.:mad:

What is your take on this?

EDIT: John Lear claims the athmosphere is breathable.

marco_polo

mysterious wrote: »

I've heard this one before. My gut instinct tell's me, hes a right git. If he were telling the truth Nasa would of gotten medieval on his ass along time ago.

What do you think. It seems that John lear says the Athmosphere is breathable, so if this is the case, anyone fancy a barbeque.


Whether it's true or not, that incompetent fool, is banking thousands for these claims.:mad:

What is your take on this?

Of course it has an atmosphere but it is negligable. With a total atmospheric mass of about 10,000 kg I wouldn't be throwing away my breathing aparatus in a hurry. You don't even have to take NASAs word for it, it is simple physics.

Hmm seems there are more ways to make money than starting a religion.

mysterious

No john lear claims there are cities there ad you can do the moon walk with no clothes on I mean no spacesuit of course:rolleyes:


Seriously I believe alot of things, but seriously like?

Kernel

Yeah Lear strikes me as a possible disinfo man discrediting genuine UFO reports (didn't he used to be on the CIA payroll?) with outlandish claims. Either that or he is just plain old vanilla crazy. There are strange things about the moon, to be sure, as touched on by the excellent thread here recently, but Lear says there is a 'soul-catcher' there - and means it in the literal sense.

mysterious

Kernel wrote: »

Yeah Lear strikes me as a possible disinfo man discrediting genuine UFO reports (didn't he used to be on the CIA payroll?) with outlandish claims. Either that or he is just plain old vanilla crazy. There are strange things about the moon, to be sure, as touched on by the excellent thread here recently, but Lear says there is a 'soul-catcher' there - and means it in the literal sense.

I believe NASA are dancing on the moon in style, the dark side of it that is the side we never see;) then again we are so ignorant of what is reaaaaly going on.

The light side we see all the time too.
There is water and minerals and enough oxygen there to self sustain itself, if anything they can mine minerals and break them down to gases.

Who knows, just thought I'd open a can of worms.
They have been there since the 50s.

mysterious

Kernel wrote: »

Yeah Lear strikes me as a possible disinfo man discrediting genuine UFO reports (didn't he used to be on the CIA payroll?) with outlandish claims. Either that or he is just plain old vanilla crazy. There are strange things about the moon, to be sure, as touched on by the excellent thread here recently, but Lear says there is a 'soul-catcher' there - and means it in the literal sense.

I had dicusssions with him on abovetopsecret.com. I just couldn't resist, he smells badass to me. Some of the stuff hes says maybe right. But why on earth would you go on the biggest conspiracy site and blab everything there pubically. Its like mouse to the mousetrap kind of **** stirring imo.

I'll stop there, before I blow a fuse in my house