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The Suppression of UFO Technologies and Extraterrestrial Contact 405
During Apollo 14 and 16 the solar flares would have given the astronauts
approximately 75 rem (not millirems!). In an article in National Geographic,
"Chernobyl—One Year Later" it says: "In general, 5 rem is considered
acceptable for a nuclear-plant employee in a year, with 25 rem (the total
countenanced for Chernobyl cleanup workers) an allowable once-in-alifetime
dose." The walls of the spacecraft were "paper thin" and the fabric
suits had no radiation shielding built in, anyway only very thick lead
or a large measure of water (approximately 6 feet of shielding mass) will
reduce the radiation of solar flares to anywhere close to safe levels. How
did NASA protect the astronauts against this deadly radiation The words
"Space Radiation" appear extremely rarely, if at all, in books about
manned space flights. Russian scientists told astronomer Bernard Lovell
that they know of no way to shield from radiation outside the Van Allen
radiation belts.
OUTRIGHT MURDER
Shortly before the 1967 test-pad fire that killed three astronauts (Grissom,
White and Chaffee) Virgil Grissom told his wife, Betty, "If there is ever a
serious accident in the space program, it's likely to be me." He had
become a critic of the Space Program and had expressed unease about the
success of actually getting men on the Moon. The decision to run this test
with pure oxygen at pressure was nothing short of moronic—it created a
calorimetric bomb which was set off by the astronauts being told to flip
switches that caused tiny sparks. Immediately after the test-pad fire,
before anyone was notified, government agents raided Grissom's home
and took all his personal papers. When they returned his papers to his
widow his personal diary and all papers containing the word "Apollo"
were missing!
Five other astronauts died in "accidents" that same year. Before the first
Apollo manned mission left the launch pad eleven astronauts had died in
"accidents," Grissom, White and Chaffee in the capsule fire, Freemen,
Basset, See, Rogers, Williams, Adams and Lawrence died in airplane
rashes (remember these were the world's best pilots flying their private
aircraft, government supplied [jet] trainers—very safe craft) and Givens
was killed in a car crash. In 1970 Taylor died in a plane crash.
CONCLUSION
There is no doubt that Rene has opened a can of worms with NASA
Mooned America!. It is a challenge to us researchers to check out his
information. Only a small portion of his research appears in this review.
Rene has done his homework well and he is an intelligent man. I agree
with most of his information, some of his figuring is beyond my technical