Moon

The earth grid became a soul farming architecture, constantly relooping unresolved trauma and delaying ascension.

So the Saturn, Moon, and Black Cube systems, engineered architecture of consciousness control.

These are not natural planetary functions.

They are imposed through Anunnaki and AI-engineered architecture to hack the organic solar logo system, keeping us in a false control grid during incarnation.

You can see it transformed into a time prison, the false god throne, lord of karma overlay.

The Black Cube system, the Black Cube Saturn sigil encodes the false time matrix, binding us to karmic loops and recycling systems that prevent true lim- uh, liberation.

The Moon frequency broadcaster, a light-bending satellite broadcasting distorted frequencies, false emotions, and emotional harvesting, is not a natural satellite in its current function.

The false control grid.

Uh, allegedly, according to the Sands of Time material, this was the first US jump room.

It was from Area 51 to Cape Malabar Radio on the backside of the Moon.

It appears that they learned how to contain these soft spots for safe travel.

So they eventually, even when they were exploring with this technology, uh, they were-- it was all trial and error, and a lot of lives were lost, unfortunately, until they eventually learned how to contain the time field and keep a person intact when they step through these jump rooms, right? And it's a pretty simple technology, but since we don't understand things, it takes us years to get there.

And, and I know that's true from anything in life.

Uh, sometimes we take the, the, you know, the long road there, and once we get there, like, "Man, I could have done this so much easier." But that's just the way we learn.

And, uh, so the Malabar Transmitter Annex that Sands of Time talks about, uh, Cape Malabar Radio on the backside of the Moon, well, I looked it up, and there is a Malabar Transmitter Annex in, in Florida.

Uh, the Malabar Transmitter Annex is currently used as an auxiliary communications annex in support of space activities for NASA and the US Space Force.

And the second focus was we're not jumping off planet yet.

The far, as far as we went in the movie was the Moon, because there's a lotta people been talking about the Moon for a lotta years, and there's a whole flat Earth narrative that's trying to debunk the Moon in general, trying to say it's a hologram.

Um, you know, so we wanted to, you know, build this case also for, that these people ...

Like, the, the jumping-off point for the secret space program is the Moon, but primarily we focused on all the Earth-based side of the testimonies.

P- things people can go research.

They can go look up this military base.

Uh, Mary Beaver, if you're familiar with her, she has some information from some very, I would say, credible sources.

And her information says that one of the pushes to get off planet right now and colonize the Moon and Mars and start getting out into space and building these, you know, the Starbase Initiative and the US Space Academy, United States Space Academy, is to start a migration onto other planetary bodies in the event that something like a pole shift does happen.

But it's being done now, probably thirty years ahead of when it's predicted, so we don't have to evacuate under emergency, but we can migrate under discovery.

And it just-- it's interesting to me because we just did a live and covered all this stuff, and there's an urgency to them suddenly taking it very serious about moving into space, to human civilization.

Pentagon documents have discussed more exotic tunneling technology.

The US Army had plans in 1959 for tunnels and bases on the Moon.

Other documents speak of lasers and ray guns that dig tunnels.

Far-fetched?

The equinox on the 22nd, spring for us, autumn for the North.

The Harvest Moon sits near Saturn in the evening sky on the 26th.

Then Saturn's opposition on the 4th of October, and two nights later, on the 6th, the pre-dawn lunar occultation of Jupiter, which is being billed as the spectacular event of the year.

We'll be building up to that one properly.

Europe has bought itself a way home from orbit for the first time.

Parker Solar Probe has checked in from its 29th pass through the Sun's atmosphere.

And there's a Moon and Venus pairing this weekend that the southern half of the world gets the better seat for.

Everything we covered, with links to the papers and the source releases, is in the show notes and at astronomydaily.io, where you'll also find the full back catalog and the newsletter.

But later, when the launch pad is just one more arbitrary place down there on Earth's spinning surface, speeds are given relative to the idealized, non-spinning pinpoint center of Earth.

On their way to the Moon, Apollo astronauts had a hard time answering the question, how fast are you moving? Speed away from Earth was one thing, and speed toward the Moon was quite another.

That's because the Earth and the Moon move relative to one another.

Ah, of course, speed is a relative quantity.

When Captain Kirk asks Lieutenant Sulu if the Starship Enterprise has reached a speed of warp seven, Sulu should reply, "Relative to what, Captain?" Such a sassy reply may get subordinate Starfleet officers in trouble, but it is the only good answer to the question, how fast are you moving? This is basic relativity talking.

And there's still discussions about what to do with the second of the two telescopes the NRO donated.

There's talk about maybe they could send it to the Moon, maybe they could send it to Mars, and there's a suggestion that they use it for scientific Earth observation because it's supposed to be really good at that because that's what it was made for.

Mm-hmm.

So yeah, they were originally designed to be pointed at the Earth, but NASA repurposed the Roman Space Telescope and sent it to space, and it saved them probably about 250 million US dollars on the project, so it did make it much cheaper to put this telescope together.

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NASA is building humanity's first moonbase, a place where science and technology will support a long-term, sustainable human presence on the Moon that will prepare us for future missions to Mars.

The moonbase will be built in phases.

Phase one alone will take over 20 lunar landings, where each mission builds upon the last through deliveries of equipment, technology, and science to help us build and sustain a home for astronauts on another celestial body.

We are building the moonbase near the Moon's South Pole.

It is one of the harshest environments, with extreme temperatures ranging from negative 334 degrees Fahrenheit to over 130 degrees.

The huge range of temperatures means that the power, communications, and landing systems being developed will need to withstand both intense cold and extreme heat.

On this episode, we have Carlos Garcia Galan, NASA's Moonbase Program Manager, joining me to tell us more about humanity's new home on the Moon and how it's all coming together.