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400 <strong>Suppressed</strong> <strong>Inventions</strong> <strong>and</strong> Other <strong>Discoveries</strong><br />

Photo 3. Mutt & Jeff<br />

However, <strong>other</strong> lunar photos not mentioned by Rene, but appearing in<br />

some <strong>of</strong> the <strong>other</strong> previously mentioned books, indicate movement <strong>and</strong><br />

structure on the Moon. One well known photo (Photo 4), shot from an<br />

unmanned orbiter, which has even appeared in National Geographic,<br />

shows "boulders" rolling, allegedly from a moonquake. However, basic<br />

scrutiny shows that they are rolling up <strong>and</strong> down hill. Lesser known photographs<br />

show these same "boulders" on <strong>other</strong> areas <strong>of</strong> the Moon making<br />

identical track marks. Photo 5 is from National Geographic, September<br />

1973, <strong>and</strong> was shot by the crew <strong>of</strong> Apollo 17. A close-up shot <strong>of</strong> this same<br />

boulder has appeared in a recent issue <strong>of</strong> Nexus magazine, October-<br />

November 1995, which shows it to be the same cylindrical shape with<br />

arms as the larger rolling boulder <strong>of</strong> Photo 4.<br />

Domed <strong>and</strong> pointed building-like structures appear in craters. These<br />

have been written <strong>of</strong>f as lava bubbles or geological responses to the<br />

impacts causing the craters, even though the physical evidence goes<br />

against them being impact craters (the rim heights are similar regardless<br />

<strong>of</strong> crater diameter). Photo 6 is an enlarged section <strong>of</strong> a photo <strong>of</strong> the crater<br />

Kepler which appeared in the February 1969 National Geographic. It<br />

looks to me like there is an artificial complex in Kepler. Fred Steckling<br />

has a blowup <strong>of</strong> this structure in his book.<br />

While Rene has shown some serious problems with the lunar photos,<br />

mostly those <strong>of</strong> the astronauts on the Moon, he doesn't show any <strong>of</strong> the<br />

boulder or dome photos. I would have to concur that many <strong>of</strong> the astronaut<br />

photos are faked, it becomes obvious after a while. However, I don't<br />

think this necessarily brings us to the conclusion that NASA didn't go, but

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