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Constance Victoria Briggs – The Moon’s Galactic History · Destination Unlimited with Victor Fuhrman

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Speaker 1: My name is Victor Furman. Some call me the Voice.
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Speaker 1: I've always been fascinated with human nature, spirituality, science and
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Speaker 1: the crossroads at which they meet. Join me now and
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Speaker 1: we will explore these topics and so much more with
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Speaker 1: fascinating guests, authors and experts who will guide us to
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Speaker 1: Destination Unlimited. In nineteen sixty five, Jonathan King released the
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Speaker 1: song Everyone's Gone to the Moon. Is it possible that
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Speaker 1: his lyrics touched upon a secret truth that the Moon
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Speaker 1: has been inhabited long before life on Earth and is
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Speaker 1: actually a spacecraft? My guests this week on Destination Unlimited.
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Speaker 1: Constance Victoria Briggs is an author, researcher, and public speaker
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Speaker 1: specializing in these questions and other cosmic mysteries. She's been
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Speaker 1: featured on Coast to Coast AM with George Nouri, The
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Speaker 1: Leak Project, Earth Ancients, Broadcast Team Alpha, Forbidden Knowledge, Spaced
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Speaker 1: Out Radio, and others. Her website is Constance Victoria Briggs
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Speaker 1: dot com, and she joins me this week to share
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Speaker 1: her path and groundbreaking book, The Moon's Galactic History, a
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Speaker 1: look at the Moon's extraterrestrial past and its connection to Earth.
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Speaker 1: Please join me in welcoming back to Destination Unlimited. Constance,
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Speaker 1: Victoria Briggs, Welcome Constance.
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Speaker 2: Hi, Hi Victor, thank you for having me on today
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Speaker 2: and having me return.
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Speaker 1: Constance for our listeners meeting you for the first time.
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Speaker 1: Please share with us your early path and what sparked
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Speaker 1: your interest in the cosmic mysteries.
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Speaker 2: You know, since I was a young child, I always
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Speaker 2: had an interest in, uh the idea of other people being,
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Speaker 2: you know, out in the universe and out in space,
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Speaker 2: and there being other worlds, other other planets that were inhabited,
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Speaker 2: and I always imagined that we weren't alone in the universe,
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Speaker 2: and there was a lot going on out there, and
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Speaker 2: I felt that it was kind of even a pull
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Speaker 2: for me to uh go and uh investigate as I
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Speaker 2: became older exactly you know, what is going on out there.
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Speaker 2: I was very much interested in a child in things
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Speaker 2: like Star Trek and Lost in Space, and I think
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Speaker 2: they inspired me to go down this path.
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Speaker 1: Have you been personally either a contactee or experiencer?
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Speaker 2: So I feel that I am a contact tee, but
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Speaker 2: not in some of the way I see people online,
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Speaker 2: you know, who are having these physical manifestations, you know,
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Speaker 2: at their bedside. Mine. I've always referred to mine as
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Speaker 2: as spiritual guides. These days, I call them star guides.
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Speaker 2: I've always felt a presence. I've always felt that, at
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Speaker 2: least in my research and my writing, that there was
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Speaker 2: someone there guiding me. I believe that, you know, there
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Speaker 2: are many type of guides in the universe. I do
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Speaker 2: believe there are angelic guides. I believe that there are
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Speaker 2: guides from relatives that have crossed over. But I also
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Speaker 2: believe that there are extraterrestrial guides, people that we cannot see,
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Speaker 2: that are working with people today to try to get
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Speaker 2: out the information to humanity that we are not alone
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Speaker 2: in the universe and that there's more to it. I
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Speaker 2: think that some of us people have come in. We
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Speaker 2: use the term star seeds and light workers. Wanderers used
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Speaker 2: to be a term that was youth for people that
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Speaker 2: are here to disseminate this information. So yes, I feel
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Speaker 2: that I have guides that are from elsewhere that are
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Speaker 2: helping me with this work.
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Speaker 1: As I had shared with you a little earlier, we
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Speaker 1: must be sole family because I feel the same way.
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Speaker 1: And I don't know if I shared this with you
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Speaker 1: the last time, but as a child in the nineteen fifties, specifically,
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Speaker 1: when I was five years old, which would have been
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Speaker 1: nineteen fifty eight, I had a series of experiences that
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Speaker 1: I referred to as night school, where the visitors would
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Speaker 1: come take me to a special classroom and give me
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Speaker 1: information that I had absolutely no other source for. And again,
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Speaker 1: as a five year old in the nineteen fifties, most
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Speaker 1: of the children my age would be interested in toy
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Speaker 1: trucks or toy soldiers. I wanted to build electronic radios,
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Speaker 1: and I built my first crystal radio when I was
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Speaker 1: six years old, and my parents would say I had
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Speaker 1: an overactive imagination. Nobody really belie leave me and my mother,
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Speaker 1: who passed in twenty twenty. In the last few months
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Speaker 1: of her life, I would visit her and bring her lunch,
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Speaker 1: and we had a conversation and I said, Mom, you
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Speaker 1: never believed me about all the things I shared when
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Speaker 1: I was a kid. You never had any strange experiences,
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Speaker 1: did you. She said, no, except for that time you
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Speaker 1: were about a year old and the hair in the
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Speaker 1: back of my neck began to sing. She said, you were
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Speaker 1: about a year old, which would have been January February
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Speaker 1: of nineteen fifty four. She said it was three point
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Speaker 1: thirty in the morning, you were crying. I got up
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Speaker 1: to make you a bottle. I went into the kitchen
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Speaker 1: and this odd light came through the window, and that's
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Speaker 1: the last thing I remember until the next day. I said, Mom,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much for confirming everything I knew was
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Speaker 1: happening as a child, and I'm grateful that she gave
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Speaker 1: me that information.
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Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing. I love that.
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Speaker 1: Thank you.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 1: You're a prolific researcher and author with several books covering
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Speaker 1: spiritual and cosmic mysteries. The last time you were on,
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Speaker 1: we discussed Earth's galactic history and it's ech terrestrial connection.
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Speaker 1: Today we'll discuss the Moon's galactic history. But please share
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Speaker 1: with us what inspired the Earth's galactic history and what
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Speaker 1: you offered your readers.
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Speaker 2: I believe that we are being visited by extraterrestrials, and
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Speaker 2: I from my research, it was my understanding that this
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Speaker 2: visitation has been going on since ancient times. You know,
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Speaker 2: you hear some of the upologists today discussing this topic
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Speaker 2: and they say, you know this has been going on,
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Speaker 2: it started in the nineteen forties. But that's not the
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Speaker 2: way I see it. I see it differently. I believe
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Speaker 2: that we've been visited from ancient times up until now,
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Speaker 2: and I wanted to put a book out there that
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Speaker 2: kind of traced that kind of explained that idea, and
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Speaker 2: gave some examples of what happened in ancient times. For example,
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Speaker 2: you know, I have in my book that the Egyptians,
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Speaker 2: ancient Egypt wrote in their They have in their writings
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Speaker 2: that they saw basically a fleet of UFOs and the skies,
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Speaker 2: and it was a big deal. I mean, they didn't
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Speaker 2: use the term, of course UFOs, but what they were
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Speaker 2: describing was a fleet of something the strange spheres in
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Speaker 2: the sky, and you know, it was a visitation. I
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Speaker 2: have given other examples. Even one in one of my
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Speaker 2: books talked about someone who was approached by uh being
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Speaker 2: that had come from the stars and invited to write
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Speaker 2: on their ship and taken away, just like we hear today.
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Speaker 2: It was not an abduction. It was a contactee that
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Speaker 2: was invited aboard a ship, and that was from ancient times.
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Speaker 2: So I talked about things like that, and that was
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Speaker 2: my inspiration because after I wrote the Moon Book. That
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Speaker 2: book came after the Moon Scalactic History, which we will
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Speaker 2: be talking about today. After I wrote the Moon book,
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Speaker 2: people wanted more details about Earth. They were like, great,
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Speaker 2: you know, that's amazing what's going on with the Moon
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Speaker 2: and the universe, but what's going on right on Earth?
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Speaker 2: So that's where the Earth's galactic history came from.
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Speaker 1: In terms of your research and understanding, why do you
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Speaker 1: think we have such Earth centricity in cultures up until
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Speaker 1: the time that we've had the experiences in the nineteen forties.
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Speaker 2: I think that there are extraterrestrials out there that are
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Speaker 2: attempting these days to bring us up to speed as
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Speaker 2: to who we are, where we came from, and what
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Speaker 2: really is going on in the galaxy. I think that
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Speaker 2: they are trying to slowly let us know that we're
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Speaker 2: not alone, and they are waiting for us to come
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Speaker 2: into what is a galactic community out there that you know,
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Speaker 2: for the most part, the masses are not aware of,
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Speaker 2: but those of us in research, those of us who
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Speaker 2: have had experiences contact and channelings from beings letting us
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Speaker 2: know that they're there. I think we're being prepared, and
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Speaker 2: that's the reason we're seeing so many UFOs and hearing
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Speaker 2: so much more about contact experiences. Up until this point.
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Speaker 2: I think they were helping us along in life. You know,
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Speaker 2: the ancient texts talk about extraterrestrials bringing us knowledge, you know,
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Speaker 2: early and early race of beings. We really didn't know
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Speaker 2: how to take care of ourselves way back then. They
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Speaker 2: brought us knowledge of how to you know, grow our food,
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Speaker 2: and you know, they taught us about cleanliness and how
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Speaker 2: not to be wild and all of that stuff at
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Speaker 2: that time. But as we have been moving along, they've
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Speaker 2: always been there. They've been always watching, trying to let
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Speaker 2: us progress on our own, to the point today where
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Speaker 2: they're preparing us slowly for that what we call first contact,
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Speaker 2: even though we've had contact, but I'm talking about first
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Speaker 2: contact of the masses.
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Speaker 1: Twenty nineteen brought your Encyclopedia of Moon Mysteries. I was
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Speaker 1: sixteen when Apollo eleven landed on the Moon and was
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Speaker 1: fascinated by the seeming change in Neil Armstrong's personality in
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Speaker 1: the years after his return. As I shared today, we'll
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Speaker 1: be discussing your second book on lunar mysteries, the Moon's
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Speaker 1: galactic history. What inspired you to write that second book.
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Speaker 2: When the Encyclopedia of Moon Mysteries came out, You know,
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Speaker 2: it is an encyclopedia with articles that people could look
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Speaker 2: things up Neil Armstrong, Apollo missions, things like that in
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Speaker 2: little articles. But they wanted people wanted more. At least
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Speaker 2: the people I talked to said, oh, you know, are
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Speaker 2: you going to write another book on the moon? You know,
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Speaker 2: they wanted to hear my voice. They wanted me to
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Speaker 2: explain things in greater detail. They wanted to go deeper.
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Speaker 2: So that's why I wrote The Moon's Galactic History.
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Speaker 1: Why do you think the moon has been a source
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Speaker 1: of fascination since ancient times?
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Speaker 2: It's beautiful to look at, It is a helper to us.
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Speaker 2: It lights our paths and lights our way at night.
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Speaker 2: At least that's the way the you know, the ancient
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Speaker 2: saw it. They worshiped it as a god. They didn't
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Speaker 2: have any explanation for this amazing sphere in the sky,
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Speaker 2: and you know, they fell in love with it. So
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Speaker 2: that is my explanation for the ancients today. Honestly, I'm
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Speaker 2: finding people victor are less interested and in the masses
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Speaker 2: are less interested in the Moon. They see it as
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Speaker 2: a you know, beautiful but dead rock in the sky.
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Speaker 2: Uh So that's a little disappointing when I talk to
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Speaker 2: people and well, there's nothing going on in the moon.
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Speaker 2: But for those interested, they are fascinated because they you know,
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Speaker 2: you know, for those interested, we did go to the moon,
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Speaker 2: and people want to know what was found, what was
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Speaker 2: seen on the moon, and a little information is you know,
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Speaker 2: coming out here and there that people are getting these days,
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Speaker 2: they are hearing that, you know, something else is going on,
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Speaker 2: that maybe there's something up there. So we've got two,
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Speaker 2: you know, two train of thoughts. One you have people, uh,
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Speaker 2: not interested like they were in our in our history,
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Speaker 2: and and two you've got those who, you know, think, yeah,
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Speaker 2: maybe there is something more to the moon. So I'm
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Speaker 2: dealing with two different mindsets when I'm discussing and I'm
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Speaker 2: trying to explain. To those who don't believe anything's going on,
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Speaker 2: I'm trying to give them this whole dissertation of what
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Speaker 2: might be happening. And for those interested, you know, they're
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Speaker 2: they're a little bit more you know, absorbing the information.
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Speaker 1: So our moon is an anomaly, isn't it?
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Speaker 2: It is an anomaly. Uh, it is so strange. And
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Speaker 2: I tell you, growing up, I never would have suspected
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Speaker 2: as much. You know, it we all, most of us,
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Speaker 2: many of us know that the moon doesn't you know,
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Speaker 2: uh uh, it's only showing one face to us at
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Speaker 2: all times, you know, we don't. We only see the
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Speaker 2: what we call the front, not the dark side of
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Speaker 2: the moon. So that's strange. There's no other I believe
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Speaker 2: moon in our solar system, uh that behaves that way.
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Speaker 2: It's almost as if it was designed so that we
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Speaker 2: don't see the dark side or the far side we
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Speaker 2: can call it, or you know, what's going on back there.
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Speaker 2: So that's strange. Also the fact that the moon itself
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Speaker 2: is just so big to be a natural satellite. You know,
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Speaker 2: there was the very famous Isaac Asimov, one of my
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Speaker 2: favorite writers, you know, reading his books now, uh, you
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Speaker 2: know these days, but he was saying that there's no
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Speaker 2: reason for the moon to be there. What in the
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Speaker 2: world is going on or something like this. He said,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's too big, you know, to be a
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Speaker 2: natural satellite. You know, he didn't believe and a lot
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Speaker 2: of people don't believe that it was caught in Earth's gravity,
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Speaker 2: So you know, he was saying, what is it? Why
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Speaker 2: is it there? Just the idea that it is existing
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Speaker 2: if an anomaly, the scientists cannot explain what it is
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Speaker 2: or where it came from. Now, I grew up thinking
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Speaker 2: that it was, you know, captured. The whole capture theory is,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's captured in Earth's gravity. But the scientists
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Speaker 2: dismissed that. They said, no, that's not it. And then
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Speaker 2: they thought it was from a giant impact, that it
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Speaker 2: was developed from a planet the size of Mars hitting
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Speaker 2: Earth and then you know, the Earth's spewing out into
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Speaker 2: the universe when it slammed it to it. The you know,
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Speaker 2: the elements of Earth spewed out and eventually, you know,
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Speaker 2: formed the Moon. That's where it came from. But they
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Speaker 2: eventually we call that the big whack theory, by the way,
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Speaker 2: or the giant impact theory is another term. But now
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Speaker 2: they've dismissed that. And if you go on NASA's website,
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Speaker 2: they basically say, in so many words, we really don't know,
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Speaker 2: you know, where it came from. We think it's the
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Speaker 2: giant impact theory. But you know, if you read it,
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Speaker 2: I can't quote it. I can't remember the quote. But basically,
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Speaker 2: they don't know where it came from and they are
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Speaker 2: still trying to figure it out. It is an anomaly
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Speaker 2: in so many ways.
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Speaker 1: It is also an anomaly because of its location and
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Speaker 1: its size with relativity to eclipses, because when we have
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Speaker 1: a total eclipse of the Sun, the moon actually is
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Speaker 1: the exact right size to completely block it out.
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Speaker 2: Yes, so there is some food of thought behind that,
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Speaker 2: you know, that should not be happening, the chances of
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Speaker 2: such a thing occurring or just you know, minute almost
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Speaker 2: zero that you know, we can have these eclipses where
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Speaker 2: everything is lining up at what looks like, you know,
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Speaker 2: the exact same size. That's ridiculous. But the food of
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Speaker 2: thought behind that is that the moon was brought in
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Speaker 2: here by advanced beings from even a different universe, and
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Speaker 2: that that the eclipses, you know, it's a sign, not
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Speaker 2: a religious sign, but a sign that there was intelligent
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Speaker 2: thought behind this, that they were hoping that humanity would
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Speaker 2: reach a state where we would recognize that this was
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Speaker 2: a very slim chance of occurrence, and that someone must
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Speaker 2: have planned it so that we would look got at
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Speaker 2: one of those of the at the eclipse and say,
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Speaker 2: you know, that's just too weird. Mathematically speaking, it's too weird.
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Speaker 2: Someone put this there, and that is the message to
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Speaker 2: let us know that we are not alone. In the universe.
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Speaker 1: And the other aspect is if we did not have
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Speaker 1: the moon in its position, what would happen to gravity
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Speaker 1: on Earth? What would happen to the the the tides
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Speaker 1: and the oceans. What would happen?
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Speaker 2: Right, So, everything would change here. There would be Yeah,
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Speaker 2: it would be a it would be a different world.
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Speaker 2: There would be storms and catastrophes, and and the ideas
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Speaker 2: that the Earth would be bouncing around, bouncing, our spinning
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Speaker 2: and you know, different ways, that the seasons would be
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Speaker 2: off everything. It would be a disaster and it couldn't
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Speaker 2: support life as we know it today. Now there is
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Speaker 2: scientists who had had made the comment know that it
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Speaker 2: had Maybe there could have been some life, but certainly
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Speaker 2: not everything that we're seeing. And yeah, we wouldn't have
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Speaker 2: the same world that we know of today, which is
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Speaker 2: another idea behind you know, advanced beings intelligently placing the
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Speaker 2: Moon where it is. The thought by some is that
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Speaker 2: someone looked at Earth, perhaps after even terraforming this world,
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Speaker 2: and they looked at Earth and you know, and said,
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Speaker 2: you know, we you know, put this gigantic structure here.
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Speaker 2: You know, it will balance everything and life will thrive there.
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Speaker 1: And it does, and also the emotional impact of the moon.
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Speaker 2: It is thought that the moon is responsible for behavior
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Speaker 2: of humanity when as a full moon, there have been
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Speaker 2: emergency people and you know, nurses and doctors who have
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Speaker 2: said that hospitals are fuller or there's more people in
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Speaker 2: the hospital during a full moon because there's more uh,
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Speaker 2: you know, accidents, there's more violence. That the moon affects
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Speaker 2: our emotional state. Also because our bodies are you know,
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Speaker 2: made up of water. That that pole when there's a
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Speaker 2: gravitational poll that sometimes you know, we're full, we're feeling it,
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Speaker 2: and that uh, it affects our emotional state. And then sometimes,
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Speaker 2: like I said, we can even become violent or depressed
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Speaker 2: or whatever from behind that.
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Speaker 1: And the moon has inspired poetry, it's inspired romance, It's
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Speaker 1: inspired so many things. And we get the term lunacy from.
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Speaker 2: The Yeah, that's where the term lunacy comes from. People
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Speaker 2: going crazy. Like I said, there are more emergency cases
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Speaker 2: when there's a full moon.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely. My guest is Constance Victoria Briggs. We're talking about
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Speaker 1: her book The Moon's Galactic History. I'll look at the
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Speaker 1: Moon's extraterrestrial past and it's connection to Earth. Constance, please
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Speaker 1: share with our listeners where they can get all of
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Speaker 1: your books and find out more about you.
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Speaker 2: I am fortunate to be published by Adventures Unlimited Press.
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Speaker 2: David Hatchett Childress as my editor of Ancient Aliens, so
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Speaker 2: you can go to that website, Adventures Unlimited Press and
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Speaker 2: get my books. And of course the easier way is
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Speaker 2: to go to Amazon, where all of my books are.
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Speaker 2: You can look me up. If you have Facebook, you
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Speaker 2: can just go to Constance's Victoria Briggs. I have a
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Speaker 2: Moon Mysteries page Constance Victoria Briggs Moon Mysterif I'm also
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Speaker 2: on Instagram under Galactic Breaks, you can go to my
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Speaker 1: Back on Destination Unlimited. My guest this week Constance Victoria Briggs.
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Speaker 1: We're talking about her book, The Moon's Galactic History, A
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Speaker 1: look at the Moon's extra terrestrial past and its connection
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Speaker 1: to Earth. Constance, what did the early astronomers think about
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Speaker 1: the Moon?
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Speaker 2: You know, Victor, I find this to be one of
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Speaker 2: the most fascinating things. The early astronomers you wouldn't believe it,
24:22
Speaker 2: but they believed that the Moon was inhabited. Why did
24:26
Speaker 2: they believe the Moon was inhabited because they were seeing
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Speaker 2: things up there, Things were moving, and they were baffled,
24:34
Speaker 2: they were blown away, and they were excited about what
24:38
Speaker 2: they were seeing. Since the beginning of the creation of
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Speaker 2: the telescope, they saw things. They saw lights moving, They
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Speaker 2: saw what one of them described as you know, they
24:51
Speaker 2: thought they were insects or in some kind of animal
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Speaker 2: moving across the surface. They believed that the Moon was
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Speaker 2: very much like Earth, and that it had rivers and
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Speaker 2: valleys and canyons and plains, and they weren't wrong. What
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Speaker 2: we see today when we think of the moon as
25:10
Speaker 2: we just see what looks like a flat surface of
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Speaker 2: around sphere. No, the moon has areas that even one
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Speaker 2: area is called the Grand Canyon of the Moon. It
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Speaker 2: has hills, it has valleys, it has all of the
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Speaker 2: stuff you know that they had described. But we, for
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Speaker 2: whatever reason, only get certain images of the Moon. So
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Speaker 2: they believe that there was someone there, and it was
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Speaker 2: considered scientific fact up until a point when that that
25:44
Speaker 2: that idea disappeared. So you know, how do we know
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Speaker 2: what they thought? Well, you know, it was back in
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Speaker 2: the early days. There was the British Astronomical Society where
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Speaker 2: it's centuries old, the society, and they were collecting information
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Speaker 2: from astronomers around the world and writing it down. And
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Speaker 2: the NASA actually put together a book that you can
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Speaker 2: actually pick up on Amazon. It is the NASA Lunar
26:18
Speaker 2: Lunar Technical Report that goes back to those all the
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Speaker 2: way to those early days, and they have the names
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Speaker 2: of the astronomers, some very famous ones, and they would
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Speaker 2: write down what they saw. For example, they may have
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Speaker 2: seen a red light on a crater for two hours,
26:37
Speaker 2: they would write it down. They would write down the
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Speaker 2: name of the crater. Sometimes they were seeing you know,
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Speaker 2: lights like I said, moving across et cetera. So we
26:46
Speaker 2: have the records and that's why they believe there was
26:49
Speaker 2: someone there. It wasn't until our what we call our
26:53
Speaker 2: modern times where the scientists looked at the Moon and
26:56
Speaker 2: they said, you know what, the days are too hot,
26:59
Speaker 2: the nights are too cold. Nothing can survive there. But
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Speaker 2: they never explained to us who was causing all that commotion,
27:06
Speaker 2: who was causing all the movements up there. So that's
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Speaker 2: what the early astronomers believed up until the modern day
27:13
Speaker 2: scientists said, ah, ah, that can't be a possibility. Were
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Speaker 2: they onto something.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely, they were onto something. You had mentioned about the
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Speaker 1: fact that people think that the moon is artificial and
27:28
Speaker 1: created by extraterrestrials. What are some other theories about the
27:33
Speaker 1: Moon's origin and how it came to be here?
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Speaker 2: So the origin of the moon, it is very interesting
27:43
Speaker 2: when it comes to some of some of the theory.
27:46
Speaker 2: So one of them, and my favorite one is the
27:50
Speaker 2: spaceship moon theory. There are those that believed and there
27:54
Speaker 2: have been, you know, a couple of books written about
27:56
Speaker 2: this idea that advanced beings uh took a built the
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Speaker 2: moon or they either built it or took hollowed out
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Speaker 2: planetoid and uh turned it into a ship, a ship
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Speaker 2: and census thing across space and placed it here. Uh. Now,
28:17
Speaker 2: what's interesting about this theory is that there are two
28:20
Speaker 2: stories behind it that I feel, you know, kind of
28:26
Speaker 2: I don't know, corporates it a little bit. So there
28:29
Speaker 2: is a story from ancient times from an ancient tribe
28:34
Speaker 2: out of Africa who said their tail says the Moon
28:40
Speaker 2: was a hollowed out egg that was hollowed out by
28:45
Speaker 2: two brothers. Of course we would know this. These these
28:48
Speaker 2: as extraterrestrial beings that hollowed the egg out and sent
28:52
Speaker 2: it across the universe and placed it in Earth's vicinity. Now,
28:55
Speaker 2: what's so interesting about that? That could be mythology from anywhere, right?
28:59
Speaker 2: The problem with that if there are stories from ancient
29:05
Speaker 2: times where some of the famous writers talked about their
29:09
Speaker 2: time where the Earth, as they were told was there
29:16
Speaker 2: was no moon in the sky, and that uh, you know,
29:19
Speaker 2: there were catastrophes on Earth when the moon you know,
29:24
Speaker 2: came in. How could ancient writers know this if someone
29:28
Speaker 2: hadn't told them or or shown you know, or shown
29:31
Speaker 2: this I don't know, in a vision, or or told
29:34
Speaker 2: them this, but they wrote it down and we have
29:36
Speaker 2: those writings to till today. Also, there is a megalith
29:42
Speaker 2: in Bolivia, an ancient stone megalith that has symbols on
29:47
Speaker 2: it that also talks about the moon being coming in
29:51
Speaker 2: coming into Earth's at Earth's vicinity and causing all kinds
29:57
Speaker 2: of disasters. That again from ancient times. What's really interesting
30:01
Speaker 2: is that when the Apollo astronauts went up, they brought
30:07
Speaker 2: back as we know, you know, rocks and dirt and
30:13
Speaker 2: things from you know, things from the Moon to study,
30:16
Speaker 2: and they brought back data from the Moon as to
30:20
Speaker 2: how it functions from their perspective. There were two Russian
30:24
Speaker 2: scientists that worked for the government that came forward and
30:28
Speaker 2: put their reputations on the line when they said this.
30:32
Speaker 2: They said that they believed that the Moon is what
30:35
Speaker 2: they called a spaceship. They said when they look at
30:40
Speaker 2: the elements that made up the Moon, when they look
30:44
Speaker 2: at the shell of the Moon, that it's very hard.
30:47
Speaker 2: The astronauts couldn't even drill into it all right, That
30:51
Speaker 2: what it's made from looks like it was a fortified
30:56
Speaker 2: creation designed to be protected from something as it was
31:02
Speaker 2: sin And they said this as it was sent across
31:04
Speaker 2: the universe and placed here, and they believed that there
31:07
Speaker 2: were things inside of it, like you know, engines and
31:10
Speaker 2: a whole race of beings that were you know, there
31:14
Speaker 2: prepared for travel across the universe. So that's one theory,
31:20
Speaker 2: and they call it the spaceship moon theory. Many people
31:24
Speaker 2: who do this kind of research have now heard the
31:27
Speaker 2: terminology for that. The other idea is very similar, of course,
31:33
Speaker 2: and that is, even if it's not a spaceship. Some
31:37
Speaker 2: people believe, some scientists and neufologists and researchers are calling
31:41
Speaker 2: it a megastructure, that this thing was created there for
31:45
Speaker 2: a group of extraterrestrials to inhabit, and it may be inhabited, yes,
31:51
Speaker 2: but also it is thought that whomever is there may
31:55
Speaker 2: be observing Earth and other areas of the galaxy from
31:59
Speaker 2: there and reporting back to someone you know about what's
32:03
Speaker 2: going on. So it may you know, be a megastructure.
32:06
Speaker 2: That of course goes still back to it being inhabited.
32:11
Speaker 1: And of course with the hollow theory, there have been
32:15
Speaker 1: tests that caused a ringing to take.
32:17
Speaker 2: Place right right now, people think that some people would
32:22
Speaker 2: think when they hear it that this was something that
32:25
Speaker 2: was made up, it was a hoax. It wasn't a hoax.
32:27
Speaker 2: NASA scientist came out when they first crashed, what if
32:32
Speaker 2: the name is the ascent stage from the lunar module,
32:37
Speaker 2: So the astronaut's ship was made up, you know, of
32:42
Speaker 2: the command module where they you know, you know, went
32:45
Speaker 2: up into space and then they had to take the
32:47
Speaker 2: lunar module down to the surface of the Moon and
32:50
Speaker 2: they had a piece of This is referred to as
32:53
Speaker 2: the scent stage that they you know, discarded when they
32:57
Speaker 2: were going back from the surface to the module. They
33:01
Speaker 2: sent this thing into the moon and they crashed it,
33:06
Speaker 2: and the moon reverberated, and according to NASA scientists, of course,
33:11
Speaker 2: that shouldn't have happened, because if it did, that would
33:13
Speaker 2: mean you know, this this thing, you know, rang like
33:16
Speaker 2: a bell. It didn't really ring, of course, it was
33:18
Speaker 2: you know, we're you know, shaking, it was rocking, it
33:20
Speaker 2: was reverberating, and it shouldn't be doing that unless is hollow.
33:25
Speaker 2: Those were the scientists that said that in a press conference,
33:28
Speaker 2: and they even said, we'd rather not comment on it,
33:31
Speaker 2: but this is what it looks like now. That too
33:36
Speaker 2: falls in line with the idea that the moon, you know,
33:42
Speaker 2: it's inhabited, that there is there are is someone inside.
33:46
Speaker 2: And also whoever it is is using the surface of
33:50
Speaker 2: the Moon as you know, when we can tell if
33:52
Speaker 2: we if we do, you know, get into the structures there. Yeah,
33:57
Speaker 2: so that that it is inhabited was also interesting. It
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Speaker 2: is thought that maybe, as the Russian scientist said, that
34:04
Speaker 2: whoever is occupying the Moon may be generations. It is
34:10
Speaker 2: could be a generational ship if it really was sent
34:14
Speaker 2: across the universe, which would take you know, so long,
34:18
Speaker 2: you know, thousands and thousands of years, unless they're using
34:21
Speaker 2: you know, what I call uh the extraterrestrial you know,
34:25
Speaker 2: freeway made up of wormholes and stargates and things. But anyway,
34:30
Speaker 2: this generational ship would have had people. These people lived
34:34
Speaker 2: and died, lived and died, you know, as generations developed
34:38
Speaker 2: and went and came until they arrived here. It may
34:41
Speaker 2: be generational spaceship or megastructure.
34:48
Speaker 1: What about UFO and UAP sightings around the moon.
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Speaker 2: So there have been today, I'm you know, I talked
34:59
Speaker 2: about First of all, I talked about the ancient astronomers,
35:02
Speaker 2: not ancient, the astronomers of old seeing lights. Well they
35:08
Speaker 2: call them lights. Sometimes they refer to them as stars.
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Speaker 2: Today we would refer to them as UFOs. So they
35:13
Speaker 2: were seeing them then and we're seeing them now. And
35:16
Speaker 2: it's not just you know, professionals, it is amateur because
35:22
Speaker 2: amateurs too. We have so many cameras everywhere that people
35:25
Speaker 2: are seeing UFOs or UAPs leaving the moon, entering and
35:33
Speaker 2: exiting the moon, coming and going out of craters. And
35:37
Speaker 2: when I first saw saw that, I thought, God, where
35:40
Speaker 2: are they going? Are they coming here? Are they going
35:43
Speaker 2: to different areas of the universe? Could could there be
35:47
Speaker 2: beings that are meeting on the Moon, And you know,
35:50
Speaker 2: some some believe that it is kind of a you know,
35:52
Speaker 2: like a kind of like a way station where you know,
35:55
Speaker 2: they come in and they go and they have meetings
35:57
Speaker 2: and they go. Could that be a thing? And could
35:59
Speaker 2: some of them be coming here and be the UAPs?
36:03
Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Maybe I mentioned Neil Armstrong's change in demeanor upon returning
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Speaker 1: from the Moon. Did other Apollo astronauts have any strange
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Speaker 1: encounters on their journeys to the Moon.
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Speaker 2: Oh, all of them, did, Victor, all of them did?
36:21
Speaker 2: Every single Apollo mission has a story all right.
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Speaker 3: Now.
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Speaker 2: It may not be visibly seeing an extraterrestrial being as
36:34
Speaker 2: is said to have happened with the Apollo eleven astronauts,
36:39
Speaker 2: but all of those missions had reported UFOs following them,
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Speaker 2: are strange lights following them. There are pictures we hear
36:48
Speaker 2: of pictures being destroyed from the missions and hidden from
36:52
Speaker 2: the missions and changed from the missions. But there's still
36:56
Speaker 2: are pictures that remain of astronauts from different diferent missions
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Speaker 2: on the Moon with strange lights overhead. All right, there's one.
37:05
Speaker 2: I believe it was Apollo. There's two. One of them
37:09
Speaker 2: was Apollo seventeen and it may have been Apollo fifteen.
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Speaker 2: Where you can see these blue lights around the astronauts
37:15
Speaker 2: on the surface it all, you know, it looks like
37:18
Speaker 2: they were being probed blue, these strange blue lights. Well,
37:23
Speaker 2: in one case, a couple of the astronauts were working
37:26
Speaker 2: on the surface and something flew so close by them
37:30
Speaker 2: they thought they almost would get smacked in the head.
37:32
Speaker 2: What was that? One of the astronauts on the command module.
37:36
Speaker 2: In the command module, you know, there was an astronaut
37:38
Speaker 2: that remained in space while two were on the surface.
37:41
Speaker 2: You know, you were seeing UFOs coming and going, and
37:45
Speaker 2: some of them call them, I think it was space
37:48
Speaker 2: birds or oh, space pigeons or something they kind of
37:52
Speaker 2: named of these white things being shot out from the Moon,
37:56
Speaker 2: these UFOs. There was all kinds of stuff that they
37:58
Speaker 2: saw up there was just the Apollo eleven astronauts, and.
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Speaker 1: Of course Edgar Mitchell is famous for what he shared
38:05
Speaker 1: when he came back.
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Speaker 2: Basically said that, you know, he felt that they were
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Speaker 2: being watched on the Moon the whole time, and that
38:13
Speaker 2: he was sure that there was something up there, and
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Speaker 2: that we are not alone in the universe.
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Speaker 1: He basically said that he sensed there was a presence
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Speaker 1: and that presence was observing them, and when he came
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Speaker 1: back to Earth, and even after he retired, he continued
38:28
Speaker 1: to have those feelings.
38:30
Speaker 2: Yes, he started a whole program, a whole organization behind
38:34
Speaker 2: that that.
38:35
Speaker 1: Thought absolutely ions the Institute of Nordic Sciences. Yes, are
38:41
Speaker 1: there structures on the moon? You talked about this earlier.
38:43
Speaker 1: Are there structures on the moon?
38:45
Speaker 2: So, you know, I just want to say that there
38:49
Speaker 2: are people out there who like to say, you know,
38:53
Speaker 2: we went and we never went to the moon. We
38:55
Speaker 2: never went to the moon. You can't say that there
38:57
Speaker 2: is people on the moon because you know, we never
38:59
Speaker 2: went to the moon. But however, I'm here to say
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Speaker 2: that we don't need the Apollo astronauts to let us
39:06
Speaker 2: know that there's someone there. Do you know why, because
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Speaker 2: they found structures on the Moon from the lunar orbiters,
39:13
Speaker 2: not the astronauts. The astronauts did see structures on the Moon,
39:18
Speaker 2: but structures the pictures that we have. So yes, your question, victure, Victor,
39:22
Speaker 2: and we have pictures of structures on the Moon that
39:26
Speaker 2: came from uh NASA probes going up. They found they
39:32
Speaker 2: found pyramids in those pictures, pyramid structures, although the astronauts
39:37
Speaker 2: took UH pictures of pyramids too. They found what looks
39:42
Speaker 2: like antennas on the moon, what looks like uh structures
39:47
Speaker 2: shaped like the Washington Monument, which is not, you know,
39:50
Speaker 2: exactly like the pyramids, you know, they're similar. But they
39:53
Speaker 2: found several of those up there. They took pictures up
39:58
Speaker 2: there we called the called the blaze Cuspands. That's a
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Speaker 2: very old story, it's so well known now. But they
40:05
Speaker 2: found those, and they found structures that looked like they
40:10
Speaker 2: have been blown apart, like there was a war up there,
40:15
Speaker 2: you know. So they found structures and pieces. They found
40:20
Speaker 2: things that looked like someone had been mining up there,
40:23
Speaker 2: like you know, some kind of you know, look like
40:26
Speaker 2: equipment almost up there. So they those were from the seventies.
40:31
Speaker 2: These from the orbiters going up, and some of them
40:36
Speaker 2: went up. They sent some things up gosh since that time.
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Speaker 2: But anyway, so they have all these pictures of the structures,
40:44
Speaker 2: and some of them never made it to the public.
40:47
Speaker 2: Some of them were destroyed, but some of them got through.
40:51
Speaker 2: Now today we're seeing astronomers, such as a gentleman online
40:58
Speaker 2: he's becoming, you know, kind of popular. His name is
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Speaker 2: Bruce Schwartz, and he talks about the Moon and what
41:05
Speaker 2: he's finding. Our buildings up there. There are what someone
41:11
Speaker 2: has said looks like a parking lot up there, because
41:15
Speaker 2: along the craters there are these lights and it looks like,
41:18
Speaker 2: you know, maybe there are ships lined up around the craters, which,
41:21
Speaker 2: by the way, is something that the Apollo eleven astronauts said.
41:25
Speaker 2: They said there are ships near the craters. They're also
41:29
Speaker 2: there also have found in some of the pictures full
41:33
Speaker 2: on structures, as if someone is using the surface. They've
41:38
Speaker 2: found a roads up there, what looks like pipes up there,
41:43
Speaker 2: and they're guessing that's what they are, that's what they
41:45
Speaker 2: look like. Okay, they're they're described as it. We don't
41:47
Speaker 2: know that that's really them, but someone says it looks
41:50
Speaker 2: like there's almost like a train tracks or something going
41:54
Speaker 2: across the moon. There's all kinds of stuff going on
41:58
Speaker 2: up there. So, yeah, there are structures, and whomever is
42:03
Speaker 2: there appears to be using the hollow moon. The inside
42:07
Speaker 2: of the Moon and the surface of the moon. There's
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Speaker 2: two different things going on.
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Speaker 1: I'll look at the Moon's extraterrestrial past and its connection
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Speaker 1: to the Earth. Constance, what is transient lunar phenomenon.
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Speaker 2: Transfiit lunar phenomenon also known as lunar trans feit phenomenon?
44:38
Speaker 2: Same thing if the uh the lights that are seen
44:46
Speaker 2: on the Moon. All right, so let me explain I
44:49
Speaker 2: explained a little of this earlier early astronomer thought, and
44:55
Speaker 2: today they are also seeing it. So there are strange
45:01
Speaker 2: happenings on the Moon when it comes to movement. Lights
45:05
Speaker 2: have been seen, uh seen in the craters on the Moon,
45:09
Speaker 2: I told you, around the edges of the craters, uh
45:13
Speaker 2: in the sky above the Moon. They've even been seen
45:17
Speaker 2: during during lunar eclipses. And because originally they didn't have
45:24
Speaker 2: the words ufo, they used the word lights and stars.
45:28
Speaker 2: But these things have been seen for centuries now. They're
45:32
Speaker 2: seen in all colors, you know. For example, people will
45:36
Speaker 2: see three blue lights moving across the surface. They're seen
45:41
Speaker 2: in all geometric shapes. They've seen, they've seen, uh to.
45:47
Speaker 2: Some of them have materialized into what looks like lines
45:50
Speaker 2: going across the moon, like expanding and stretching out, just
45:54
Speaker 2: like some of the UFOs we've seen here. You know,
45:57
Speaker 2: they've they've seen, you know, triangular shaped lights. Those lights
46:03
Speaker 2: are the lunar transient phenomena. Because they just didn't know
46:08
Speaker 2: what they were at the time, they didn't have any
46:11
Speaker 2: other way of you know, expressing or explaining what they
46:16
Speaker 2: were seeing. So but you know, if you ask me,
46:20
Speaker 2: they are UFOs. Now, they could be a lot of
46:23
Speaker 2: them just could be lights. I tell people, they could
46:25
Speaker 2: be lights of me. The extraterrestrials are are I want
46:31
Speaker 2: to say, star people up there just going about their business,
46:34
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, maybe you know, some of these
46:37
Speaker 2: lights are just normal activity for another world. And people
46:41
Speaker 2: are going to say, oh, you know, that's a stretch,
46:44
Speaker 2: that's just kind of crazy. But you know, if there
46:47
Speaker 2: are ets out there looking back at Earth, we've got
46:49
Speaker 2: lights all over the place. You know, We've got airplanes
46:53
Speaker 2: flying around in the sky at night. It looks like lights.
46:57
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's what I think is going on. It
47:00
Speaker 2: is a combination of UFOs, ships moving around, and other
47:06
Speaker 2: things activity that whomever is up there may be doing.
47:10
Speaker 2: We also may be seeing lights from the buildings going
47:15
Speaker 2: on and off, lights from bases. And the astronauts talked
47:19
Speaker 2: about domed lights that they saw, you know, on the surface,
47:25
Speaker 2: they saw these lighted domes. What was that, Well, it
47:29
Speaker 2: looked like there may have been an energy source, you know,
47:34
Speaker 2: beneath the surface. But anyway, the moving lights that are
47:38
Speaker 2: unexplained are the lunar transient phenomena.
47:44
Speaker 1: And you had mentioned before about remnants of what appeared
47:49
Speaker 1: to be mining operations. Are there elements that we found
47:53
Speaker 1: on the Moon that would be worth taking the effort
47:56
Speaker 1: to mine the moon for humanity?
47:59
Speaker 2: Well, that would the helium three. Helium three. The moon
48:03
Speaker 2: is full of this, and I'm not a scientist. I
48:06
Speaker 2: don't know a lot about that, but you know, you
48:10
Speaker 2: have to mind for the helium three, and that could
48:13
Speaker 2: be what they're looking for. You know, we don't have
48:16
Speaker 2: much of it here on Earth, and there are some
48:19
Speaker 2: thought that the governments here are kind of making a
48:23
Speaker 2: race belying to the Moon to see you can get
48:25
Speaker 2: there first to get the helium three, although you know,
48:30
Speaker 2: I don't know how they would transport it. But that's
48:33
Speaker 2: not that's not my area. But here's the here's the
48:36
Speaker 2: interesting thing. So one of the contactees that claim to
48:43
Speaker 2: have gone to the Moon said he went to the moon,
48:46
Speaker 2: and I believe him. He said when he went, he
48:50
Speaker 2: was taken to an area where there were ships coming
48:55
Speaker 2: in and there was bartering going on. So the ships
49:00
Speaker 2: were bringing eachs were bringing goods to the Moon and
49:05
Speaker 2: in exchange for something. So who knows what other resources
49:11
Speaker 2: are up there that we or others might be interested in. Thus,
49:18
Speaker 2: maybe the mining equipment that they saw.
49:22
Speaker 1: In addition to the lights and the transient lunar phenomenon,
49:27
Speaker 1: are there other signs or signals or messages that there
49:30
Speaker 1: may be extraterrestrials present?
49:33
Speaker 2: So there are a couple that stand out for me.
49:37
Speaker 2: When the astronauts on the first mission that they went
49:41
Speaker 2: to the far side of the Moon, they were out
49:45
Speaker 2: of touch with mission control for one hour and during
49:50
Speaker 2: that time they heard strange noises. Now they have referred
49:55
Speaker 2: to they refer to these noises jokingly as space music.
50:01
Speaker 2: They weren't really hearing music. They were hearing strange and
50:04
Speaker 2: odd sounds that they shouldn't have been. And there is
50:07
Speaker 2: a recording of this where you can hear the astronauts
50:11
Speaker 2: talking amongst themselves saying, you know, what's that noise is going?
50:15
Speaker 6: Ooo?
50:16
Speaker 2: What is that that shouldn't be happening? And should we
50:20
Speaker 2: report it? They're going to think we're crazy or you know,
50:23
Speaker 2: because they you know, they risk their their careers when
50:28
Speaker 2: they reported seeing strange lights sometimes and hearing things, and
50:34
Speaker 2: you know, they didn't want to do that, so they
50:36
Speaker 2: weren't sure that they should report it. So to me,
50:40
Speaker 2: I believe that may have been ET related maybe they
50:44
Speaker 2: were picking up on some sort of I don't know,
50:46
Speaker 2: radio signals, I'm not a scientist, or maybe there may
50:49
Speaker 2: have been extraterrestrials that were trying to communicate with them
50:52
Speaker 2: in some way. So what's interesting about that is I
50:55
Speaker 2: believe it was Gordon Cooper, who was on a mission
50:59
Speaker 2: not on the Moon, but you know, while in an
51:02
Speaker 2: Earth's atmosphere, that was picking up some strange noises too,
51:06
Speaker 2: and I just I was wondering when I read his
51:08
Speaker 2: story if ets may have been trying to communicate there
51:12
Speaker 2: as well. There is a story that one of the
51:18
Speaker 2: astronomers had seen lights blinking on the Moon, almost looking
51:24
Speaker 2: like a Morse code kind of thing, and it seemed
51:28
Speaker 2: like to him there may have been someone trying to
51:32
Speaker 2: let Earth know that they were there. And I found
51:36
Speaker 2: that very interesting because you know, it was like, you know,
51:38
Speaker 2: an a large area of the Moon was just lit
51:41
Speaker 2: up and blinking on and off. There are also some
51:45
Speaker 2: areas where they looked like there was some movement on
51:50
Speaker 2: the Moon where someone was building something and then taking
51:53
Speaker 2: it down, almost as if it was some sort of
51:56
Speaker 2: message so that we would notice it, this movement going
52:00
Speaker 2: up and down, and so there have been some odd
52:04
Speaker 2: things going on up there that you know, people have
52:09
Speaker 2: speculated and may have been extraterrestrials trying to let us
52:13
Speaker 2: know they exist. Another thing that happened is while in space,
52:17
Speaker 2: one of the missions picked up a foreign language, and
52:21
Speaker 2: that's not well known. And this has happened a couple
52:24
Speaker 2: of times, and I believe again that the first one
52:27
Speaker 2: was near Earth. And it may have been because I
52:29
Speaker 2: get them confused sometimes all these astronauts. It may have
52:32
Speaker 2: been Gordon Cooper who was un flying during one of
52:36
Speaker 2: the missions, perhaps the Mercury missions, who reported a strange language,
52:40
Speaker 2: but also one of the astronauts out there and during
52:43
Speaker 2: the Apollo missions reported the same thing. And they did
52:46
Speaker 2: bring that recording back to Earth and they tried to
52:49
Speaker 2: interpret it. Nobody could. They just didn't know the language.
52:53
Speaker 2: So again, was that extraterrestrials trying to reach, you know, humans,
52:58
Speaker 2: to let us know they were there.
53:00
Speaker 1: Now, the next question, and this is a loaded question
53:02
Speaker 1: for you, after all the research and work that you've done,
53:06
Speaker 1: do you personally believe that the Moon is inhabited?
53:10
Speaker 2: I absolutely believe the Moon is inhabited. I mean, what
53:15
Speaker 2: else could it be? You know, when we're seeing movement, UFOs, structures,
53:24
Speaker 2: strange languages, strange signals. Of course, there's someone on the Moon.
53:30
Speaker 2: I'm just waiting to find out who exactly it is.
53:33
Speaker 2: In my book The Moon Scalactic History, I did put
53:36
Speaker 2: in some information on extraterrestrials that you know, maybe that
53:41
Speaker 2: may be up there. But of course it's all speculation
53:44
Speaker 2: and theory. But someone's there. Someone is there, And the
53:48
Speaker 2: question is do they come to Earth? Have they been
53:51
Speaker 2: to Earth? When the if the moon really was brought in?
53:55
Speaker 2: Did the beings on the moon first leave there and
53:59
Speaker 2: come here? Are we related to them? Also, there are
54:04
Speaker 2: ancient tales on Earth to talk about a time when
54:07
Speaker 2: the gods, which of course were extraterrestrial beings. That's a
54:12
Speaker 2: whole other book. When the gods were leaving Earth and
54:15
Speaker 2: traveling into the stars, traveling to the Moon, and traveling
54:19
Speaker 2: out to the universe. You can find this information in
54:21
Speaker 2: the Sanskrit writings from the Indian culture. And you know
54:29
Speaker 2: where these these vehicles that they had could go out
54:35
Speaker 2: and visit the moon. So I think that there was
54:39
Speaker 2: a time where that we did that, we visited the
54:42
Speaker 2: moon and we came back.
54:45
Speaker 1: My guest Constance Victoria Briggs her book The Moon's Galactic History,
54:50
Speaker 1: a look at the Moon's extraterrestrial past and its connection
54:53
Speaker 1: to Earth. Constance, one more time, please share with our
54:56
Speaker 1: listeners where they can get all of your fabulous books
54:59
Speaker 1: and learn more about you.
55:00
Speaker 2: You can go to Amazon dot com where you can
55:04
Speaker 2: find all of my books at Ventures at Minute Adventures
55:08
Speaker 2: Unlimited Press has The Earth Galactic History, The Moon Scalactic History,
55:14
Speaker 2: and the Encyclopedia of Moon Mysteries, but they are also
55:19
Speaker 2: on Amazon. You can go to my website if you'd
55:22
Speaker 2: like to contact me. I look forward to you know,
55:25
Speaker 2: contacting questions www dot at constas Victoria Briggs dot com,
55:34
Speaker 2: and I'm on Facebook all over the place. Just look
55:37
Speaker 2: for Consta's Victoria Briggs Moon Mysteries. You can look for
55:40
Speaker 2: that one Instagram at Galactic Briggs.
55:45
Speaker 1: Constance, thank you so much for joining us again and
55:48
Speaker 1: sharing all of this wonderful information. And maybe that light
55:51
Speaker 1: that's flashing that's been seen on the Moon, maybe that
55:54
Speaker 1: signal was an SOS. What do you think?
55:56
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could have been SOS. Who knows? Who knows
56:00
Speaker 2: what's going on up there?
56:03
Speaker 1: Constance, Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Thank you Victor, thanks for having.
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Speaker 1: Me on and thank you for joining us on Destination Unlimited.
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Speaker 1: I'm Victor, the Voice Furman. Have a wonderful week.