At the risk of. . .
Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 12:13 am
Now that the cat is out of the bag on one of the last somewhat intact structures left on Mars from the 1960’s race for “Bio-metalâ€, I feel I can share it with others and release my photo and the explanation from a carbon copy log I deciphered a few years ago.
First, as some may know, just after the disclosure of sensitive information about a crash site on the Moon, BZU was shut down. The cover story of course was some “crazy kid†drove across the US to vandalize the admin of BZU.
While I have no doubt there’s validity in the circumstance, I have my suspicions on how, and by who, the juvenile was motivated. For reasons of not wanting to annoy anyone involved, I will leave it there for others to sort out.
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In late 1970 when the race to retrieve Bio-metal was coming to an end, most all non-essential structures and supplies that were not salvaged, were generally left intact. Like the moon crash site I mentioned before, a new structure has been spotted by an inquisitive individual. NASA knew this would eventually happen as the storage warehouse spotted was the largest structure left virtually unscathed upon departure.
What you are seeing is a partially filled 90mil infrared resistant, Tyvek-like inflatable container anchored to the surface with a construction composite similar to concrete that utilized local sand and water as a base. From the little information I have gathered, the 165 or 195 meter housing was used mostly for quick warehousing of materials and for barracks. I say 165 or 195 meters as there were two designs used, and I cannot fully discern what was used at the Delta site.
But most importantly, there is no need to take my word for this. If you have Google Earth installed, or any other method to retrieve surface scans of Mars, simply go to the below coordinates:
71 49'19.73"N 29 33'06.53"W
I notice in the Youtube video, the planet's dust storms have erased the molecular vibration disturbance trails from the hover vehicles.
However, I will warn you, most sites with scans of the surface ‘conveniently’ have this area blacked out.
The video has now gone viral and I’ve also included a much higher resolution photo taken by Colonel Forest Peterson or one of his 4 crew members upon their final departure from the surface on September 21st, 1970.
I have much more confidence this photo will not have the same result on this forum now that the evidence is in the public domain.
First, as some may know, just after the disclosure of sensitive information about a crash site on the Moon, BZU was shut down. The cover story of course was some “crazy kid†drove across the US to vandalize the admin of BZU.
While I have no doubt there’s validity in the circumstance, I have my suspicions on how, and by who, the juvenile was motivated. For reasons of not wanting to annoy anyone involved, I will leave it there for others to sort out.
* * * * * * * * * * *
In late 1970 when the race to retrieve Bio-metal was coming to an end, most all non-essential structures and supplies that were not salvaged, were generally left intact. Like the moon crash site I mentioned before, a new structure has been spotted by an inquisitive individual. NASA knew this would eventually happen as the storage warehouse spotted was the largest structure left virtually unscathed upon departure.
What you are seeing is a partially filled 90mil infrared resistant, Tyvek-like inflatable container anchored to the surface with a construction composite similar to concrete that utilized local sand and water as a base. From the little information I have gathered, the 165 or 195 meter housing was used mostly for quick warehousing of materials and for barracks. I say 165 or 195 meters as there were two designs used, and I cannot fully discern what was used at the Delta site.
But most importantly, there is no need to take my word for this. If you have Google Earth installed, or any other method to retrieve surface scans of Mars, simply go to the below coordinates:
71 49'19.73"N 29 33'06.53"W
I notice in the Youtube video, the planet's dust storms have erased the molecular vibration disturbance trails from the hover vehicles.
However, I will warn you, most sites with scans of the surface ‘conveniently’ have this area blacked out.
The video has now gone viral and I’ve also included a much higher resolution photo taken by Colonel Forest Peterson or one of his 4 crew members upon their final departure from the surface on September 21st, 1970.
I have much more confidence this photo will not have the same result on this forum now that the evidence is in the public domain.
