Foundation Into The Abyss

It was 55 years ago Soviet cosmonaut, Yuri Gagarin became the first person in space when he orbited the Earth in a Vostok spacecraft on April 12, 1961, however as the world saw, the success of the Russian Space program Russia had many secrets they did not tell about cosmonauts going into the dark abyss of space.

According to conspiratorial history, Russia and the United states actually had two space programs.

There was the space program the public saw, and the darker more serious side where horrific things took place and cosmonauts would lose their lives for their country. The darker side of the space race is seldom spoken of. There are people who say that there is no proof that of horrible accidents in space, however, there are some stories that circulate in Russia and even in the United States about how it is suspect that we could land a man on the moon and successfully bring him back on our first try when Russia had tried and lost many men and women in the attempt.

Russia was unable to get a manned ship through the Van Allen radiation belts. The Van Allen Belt is an area of intense radiation 500 miles outside the Earth’s atmosphere. Satellite circuits can be damaged unless they are shielded properly. Human beings passing through the belts would not survive unless heavily protected. Think for a minute about going to the moon. Think about how we were mere cave men leaving this sphere into a hazardous environment. The United States did it on the first try with no deaths or mechanical failures. They passed through the Van Allen Belt without incident and landed safely on the moon.

There is a legendary story of a cosmonaut that passed through the Van Allen Belt. Cosmonaut Valentin Bondarenko according to sources left this Earth with white skin and returned with black skin. He was very much alive but with extensive radiation burns all over his body.

The only place where there was skin was at the soles of his feet where they injected him with pain relievers. While the entire case was kept secret until 1990, there are many indications the ship also burned him on re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere. No one could even fathom the horrible torture that must have been inside a small capsule hundreds of miles from Earth.

He died on the same day in 1961.

By April of 1965, a macabre article appeared in Readers Digest. The article had mentioned that mankind had a long way to go before landing on the moon. It explained there is compelling evidence indicating the Soviet Union was sending cosmonauts to their deaths in their quest to land a man on the moon and bring successfully back to Earth.

The article literally confirmed for most people the “Cold War” rumor that somewhere out in space is the frozen body of a cosmonaut that failed in his mission to land on the moon.

Today, it is a creepy thought that perhaps billions of miles from the Sun a capsule frozen in time is drifting across the boundary of our solar system and entering into interstellar space. The astronaut inside is perfectly preserved at -474 degrees Fahrenheit. The capsule is hurling through space at 18,000 miles per hour and has been doing so for nearly 50 years.

There were legends that Nikita Khrushchev was at the U.N. and angrily stormed out after hearing that cosmonauts destined for the moon had suffocated in their capsule. Many of these stories are unfounded and are a matter Cold War legend, but wouldn’t it be logical to think that many astronauts and cosmonauts would have died in space as they attempted to go to the moon?

Russian black operations were downright suicidal and in some respects, a matter of legend.

On May 5, 1961, Alan Shepard, Jr. became the first American in space when he was launched aboard Mercury-Redstone 3. His 15-minute flight, dubbed “Freedom 7,” was watched by some 45 million television viewers.

Between 1961 and 1963, six manned spacecraft flew as part of the Mercury project. Mercury pilots rode in wingless capsules, which detached from their launch rocket and fell back to Earth. The small craft were designed to withstand the tremendous temperatures of re-entering the planet’s atmosphere and also survive a dramatic splashdown in the ocean.

Just a few weeks after Shepard’s flight, President John F. Kennedy announced his intent to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade. The challenge signaled the birth of NASA’s Gemini and Apollo missions.

Yet, Mercury had more to accomplish. In February 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth on the Friendship 7 mission.

NASA’s Gemini program was designed to refine spacecraft so that they could perform rendezvous, docking, and other advanced maneuvers that would be necessary to land an astronaut on the moon and return to Earth.

As the missions of this era grew longer, astronauts became more adept at living within their spacecraft and even venturing outside it. Soviet cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov became the first person to exit an orbiting spacecraft in March 1965.

By 1969, it was reported that the United States was successful in landing a man on the moon and bringing him back safely. When the Apollo missions ended in 1972, the first era of human space exploration closed.

Then came the shuttle programs. After two shuttle disasters and various flights that really had no purpose, the Space shuttle Atlantic touched down. It was the final curtain on the program that many critics said was a multibillion dollar failure.

For the first time in 30 years, NASA’s civilian space program would have no immediate plans for human space travel in place.

This did not however stop investigative minds from trying to uncover the possibility that Space exploration did not stop, it just was being carried out under the cloak of secrecy by the Military Industrial Complex.

In fact, there are those who have written books and have conducted seminars on the secret space programs have stated that perhaps the military had already gone to the moon much earlier than reported and that in the 44 years of distracting us with shuttle launches – there have been military installations built on the moon, and mining installations on Mars.

The Ground Zero Show has had many guests making claims that what sounds outrageous is certainly not as crazy as it sounds.

Olav Phillips, Richard Dolan, Tim Swartz and many others have reported that the Military has not only been working on new aircraft, but they have succeeded in developing ways to send space craft into space at sub light speed or beyond.

It was first reported on Ground Zero in 2012 that Dr. Harold White lead at NASA’s Eagleworks Advanced Propulsion Physics Laboratory has been working with ion engines and plasma thrusters.

Dr. Harold “Sonny” White is the Advanced Propulsion Theme Lead for the NASA Engineering Directorate. Dr. White and his colleagues don’t just believe a real life warp drive is theoretically possible; they’ve already started the work to create one.

Working at NASA Eagleworks which is a Skunkworks operation deep at NASA’s Johnson Space Center Dr. White’s team is trying to mathematical loopholes to make warp drive work.

Today, 55 years after the first man was sent into space, Russian businessman Yuri Milner joined forces with Stephen Hawking and Mark Zuckerberg to launch the Breakthrough Starshot project, aiming to send a tiny robot to Alpha Centauri in the next 20 years.

The joint initiative by the well-known Russian Internet investor, the English physicist and the American Facebook co-founder will reportedly cost $100 million.

The automated probe is being sent to Alpha Centauri, and is expected to reach it in 20 years. Called a “nanocraft” due to only weighing a gram, it will be sent 25 trillion miles – or 4.37 light years – by beam of light.

The fastest currently existing spacecraft would take some 30,000 years to reach Alpha Centauri.

Pushed by multiple lasers combined into a single powerful beam, the nanocraft will be able to reach a speed of 20 percent of the speed of light. This means that it will be able to reach Pluto, for example, in a few days, instead of the eight and a half years it took NASA’s New Horizons probe.

It looks like an interstellar kite or sailboat.

Milner plans to send probes as small as a cracker and as thin as a postage stamp 25 trillion miles away from planet Earth.

It was suggested in Popular Science magazine that the intent of the mission is to find proof of intelligent alien life.

The topic of disclosure has been in the news a lot lately and the quest to find extra-terrestrials seems to be the foundation for interstellar travel into the abyss of space.

John Podesta, Hillary Clinton’s campaign Chairman was a guest on CNN’s “The Lead,” with Jake Tapper to talk aliens and how Hillary Clinton wants to disclose the alien truth and open the files on Area 51. Podesta has made his interest in the possibility of alien life and conspiratorial leanings toward Area 51 well known, during his time serving in the Obama administration. Both Bill and Hillary have at times jokingly and at times seriously said that they are determined to find the truth about alien life and the secret base in Nevada Area 51.

Meanwhile, the Kepler Space Telescope has been having some glitches and went into emergency mode over the weekend. The space telescope was meant to continue on its extended mission to hunt down Earth-like exoplanets when, on April 7, the Kepler team suddenly noticed it was operating in “emergency mode.”

The Kepler Telescope has gone into emergency mode 75 million miles from home. NASA is working tirelessly to correct the problem.

No one knows what the problem is exactly, and that’s not to mention the difficulty in fixing anything that takes 13 minutes to register a command and return a response to Earth that’s at near-light speed.

After I learned of the problem, I did some research on just what Kepler has given us with regards to proof of Goldilocks planets where life could be found. I stumbled upon what are called “Plasma Recordings” of the planets that it has detected. While there really is no sound in space, gravity waves and pulses are recorded and then interpreted into sound by the computers on board.

This is how we were able to get the sound of interstellar screeches from Voyager probe, sounds of Saturn from Cassini, and the remarkable Rosetta signals from Comet 67B.

The question is, are these intelligent signals from aliens? Are they the sounds of civilization millions of miles away from Earth?

It is sad the private sector has to fund exploratory projects that may or may not reveal alien life forms in space.

But of course money flows into worthless government programs and boondoggles that the military, DARPA and the Department of Homeland Security have wasted money on – like for example…

For example, DARPA wasted money on seminars like “Did Jesus Die for Klingons Too?” Do you think I am kidding?

According to the Washington Post, In 2011 a $100,000 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency strategy planning workshop included a session entitled “Did Jesus die for Klingons too?” that entailed a panel debating the implications for Christian philosophy should life be found on other planets.

Well, at least they are considering the possibility that aliens want to at least try Christianity. On the bright side they could have had a discussion and panel on the jihadist potential of Daleks.

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