Charles
Duke, Thomas Mattingly and John Young land in the Descartes highlands:
Duke:
These devices are unbelievable. I'm not taking
a gnomon up there.
Young:
O.K., but man, that's going to be a steep bridge to climb.
Duke:
You got - YOWEE! Man - John, I tell you this is some sight here. Tony,
the blocks in Buster are covered - the bottom is covered with blocks, five
meters across. Besides the blocks seem to be in a preferred orientation,
northeast to southwest. They go all the way up the wall on those two sides
and on the other side you can only barely see the out-cropping at about
5 percent. Ninety percent of the bottom is covered with blocks that are
50 centimeters and larger.
Capcom:
Good show. Sounds like a secondary ...
Duke:
Right out here ... the blue one that I described from the lunar module
window is colored because it is glass coated, but underneath the glass
it is crystalline ... the same texture as the Genesis Rock ... Dead on
my mark.
Young:
Mark. It's open.
Duke:
I can't believe it!
Young:
And I put that beauty in dry!
Capcom:
Dover. Dover. We'll start EVA-2 immediately.
Duke:
You'd better send a couple more guys up here. They'll have to try (garble).
Capcom:
Sounds familiar.
Duke:
Boy, I tell you, these EMUs and PLSSs are
really super- fantastic!
It
is obvious that the astronauts are talking in code - meant to disguise
what they are referring to. The big question is why the excited cries?
Can this be *merely* due to the collecting of Moon rocks, as they would
have us believe? Or did they find something much more substantial, which
was not meant for public knowledge?
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