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Semi-translucent disc on Mars
6 years 10 months ago #11272
by RocketDawg
Replied by RocketDawg on topic Semi-translucent disc on Mars
Raptor, I've breezed through your posts here and your blog, and you have done a really good job there. I can't say that I agree with most of, and possibly any of, your interpretations but you have put together a really interesting blog. And I don't believe in a "secret space program" either. Sure, the military has a space program, and much of it's classified but it's primarily surveillance (spying, if you will) satellites, optics, and the methodology for collecting such data. NASA generally doesn't deal with classified things (they do some things in concert wtih the military), but there's a lot of "For Government Use Only" because of contractor competitive reasons (you can't give one bidder a leg up over others, so internal government work is generally held closely). Nobody has sent people to Mars yet, even on an imaginary TR-3B. 
It would be nice if it were true, but it's not.
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6 years 10 months ago #11273
by ??
Replied by ?? on topic Semi-translucent disc on Mars
NASA is actually under under the Department of Defense. The details are in
Richard C. Hoagland
's book
Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA
. I highly recommend this book
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6 years 10 months ago - 6 years 10 months ago #11274
by RocketDawg
Regardless of what Richard Hoagland says, NASA is not under or a part of the Department of Defense. Do they work together at times? Sure. NASA is not a cabinet level position like the Secretary of Defense is, but the Administrator reports to the President. I worked there over 40 years.
Replied by RocketDawg on topic Semi-translucent disc on Mars
NASA is actually under under the Department of Defense. The details are in Richard C. Hoagland s book Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA . I highly recommend this book
Regardless of what Richard Hoagland says, NASA is not under or a part of the Department of Defense. Do they work together at times? Sure. NASA is not a cabinet level position like the Secretary of Defense is, but the Administrator reports to the President. I worked there over 40 years.
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