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Google Lunar X Prize Deadline Passes Without Trip to the Moon

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By Gina Flores

Editor-in-Chief

We promised our readers last February 8, 2017 that we would write a followup post in January, 2018 about an original article we published concerning the Google Lunar X Prize. We predicted last year that the December 31, 2017 deadline would pass without any privately organized space missions to the moon getting off the ground. Unless we have missed this huge news story, we believe our prediction was correct.

Click Here to Read Our Original Article: February 8, 2017

I believe that we will continue to hear about both government and privately planned missions to the moon and Mars in the years to come and that these dates will continue to be pushed back and the missions will never be completed. The excuses given will undoubtedly be about funding but ultimately there will not be any manned missions taking place beyond low earth orbits (LEOs). The technology is not available for this to occur and unlike the 60’s and 70’s with Apollo, you can’t fake the space missions today. People are too computer savvy and could figure out the trickery. That’s ultimately why the manned missions beyond LEOs were stopped after the Apollo hoax.

It is often easier to fool large segments of the population about a given subject than it is to convince the same group that they have been fooled. This is true with regards to the space program, false flag terror attacks, the war on terror, the war on Cancer, and many other subjects that are disingenuously circulated as the truth by the powers that be.

If in fact my hypothesis is accurate, and I believe it is, nobody’s getting to the moon or Mars anytime soon – if ever.

Everybody’s Flying to the Moon, But Nobody’s Getting there!

Gina Flores

By Gina Flores

Editor at NoFakeNews

According to an article written by Mark R. Whittington of the Business Insider, Everybody’s Flying to the Moon under the new Trump Administration. But let’s be brutally honest about this folks, nobody’s getting there!

As I have written here previously, Dr. Reizer (NoFakeNews Founder) has written several articles about how he believes the Apollo moon landings were faked. He has also devoted a page on this website (OFF WORLD) that discusses the numerous images supposedly taken by unmanned spacecraft that have allegedly landed on the moon and Mars. These photos, he has argued, show signs of active civilization on Mars and life on the moon.

The photographic records coming directly from official NASA websites in the public domain seem to reveal intelligently designed structures/buildings on the surface of both our moon and the planet Mars. The two questions I have for NASA and other space agencies operating in the world are these: Were any of the mission photographs allegedly taken on Mars, the earth’s moon or anywhere else in the cosmos genuine? Have these photographs really been taken on foreign celestial bodies or have they been taken right here on earth in an effort to perpetuate the lie that humans have been able to survive in the vacuum known as space?

After looking over many of the controversial subjects that independent researchers have uncovered with regards to space travel such as manned and unmanned flights, low earth orbit space travel, the dangers associated with the Van Allen Belts, cosmic radiation dangers, modern space suit technology, waste management considerations in space, water management in space, Apollo space technology of the 60’s and 70’s, and last but not least modern CGI technology used to create the illusion of man’s presence in space, I am now of the opinion that there is a very good possibility that the entire space program has been a complete hoax from its inception.

I believe that we will continue to hear about both government and privately planned missions to the moon and Mars in the years to come and that these dates will continue to be pushed back and the missions will never be completed. The excuses given will undoubtedly be about funding but ultimately there will not be any manned missions taking place beyond low earth orbits (LEOs). The technology is not available for this to occur and unlike the 60’s and 70’s with Apollo, you can’t fake the space missions today. People are too computer savvy and could figure out the trickery. That’s ultimately why the manned missions beyond LEOs were stopped after Apollo.

It is often easier to fool large segments of the population about a given subject than it is to convince the same group that they have been fooled. This is true with regards to the space program, false flag terror attacks, the war on terror, the war on Cancer, and many other subjects that are disingenuously circulated as the truth by the powers that be.

If in fact my hypothesis is accurate, and I believe it is, then nobody’s getting to the moon or Mars anytime soon – if ever.

(N)EVER (A) (S)TRAIGHT (A)NSWER

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Picture # 1 below was captured from the NASA/ Department of Navy – Clementine website in January, 2010. The coordinates for the photo were set at -70 degrees Latitude and 137 Longitude. Notice the obfuscated/smudged building that is located at the top of the main crater area.

Picture # 2 below was captured from the NASA/Department of Navy – Clementine website on February 25, 2017. The coordinates were set at -70 degrees Latitude and 137 Longitude. Notice that the building visible in picture # 1 has been sanitized and is no longer visible.

The powers that be that oversee NASA and other Intelligence Agencies are not allowing the American public and other sovereign territories worldwide to see what is really on the surface of our moon.

What exactly are they hiding?

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Will Google Lunar X Prize Missions to the Moon Dispel Apollo Hoax Claims?

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According to the website GIZMODO, a privately funded German Space exploration team is planning to set down a robotic device on the moon in 2017. The team known as PT Scientists is reportedly working with the German car manufacturer, Audi to develop a moon rover that is capable of visiting NASA’s Apollo 17 moon landing site from the 1970’s. Apollo 17 was the last of the Apollo missions to have allegedly landed on the surface of our moon.

The GIZMODO article published on November 30, 2016 makes the case that the privately funded German team, working within the parameters of the Google Lunar X Prize contest rules, will prove once and for all that Apollo was a genuine group of missions that carried astronauts to the moon. We will see as I am not so certain any of this privately funded space exploration stuff will ever come to fruition. And if it does, I am pretty confident the mission will never be permitted to broadcast high definition videos of the Apollo 17 site back to earth. Not that there’s anything at those sites worth photographing if you know what I mean.

Since Apollo officially ended, plenty of credible researchers from all over the world have voiced their doubts about the authenticity of NASA’s claims. Simply stated, many skeptics have maintained a position that the American space agency faked the moon landings.

Mainstream journalists love to quickly label people who question the validity of Apollo as conspiracy nuts. But if you take the time to review all the evidence that supports the conspiracy claims, you will discover, as I did many years ago, some pretty convincing facts that will ultimately lead any unbiased person to the only logical conclusion possible: Apollo featured more “astronots” than it did astronauts.

The Google Lunar X Prize is a competition that was announced on September 13, 2007. It was designed to inspire private teams of engineers and rocket scientists worldwide to develop and employ low cost strategies for robotic space exploration on the moon.

According to the official contest rules, the first private team of scientists to successfully place an unmanned spacecraft on the moon’s surface, have the robot travel 500 meters, and then transmit back to earth a high definition video from the lunar surface will win 20 million dollars. Second and third place teams to arrive on our satellite’s surface and satisfy the same contest criteria will receive 5 million dollars each.

The Google Lunar X Prize website recently reported there are currently five finalist teams that have been awarded contracts to go to the moon in 2017. The teams announced on January 24, 2017 were: SpaceIL, Moon Express, Synergy Moon, Teamindus and HAKUTO.

It is interesting to note that the German team interested in exploring the Apollo 17 site has been excluded from the list of contest finalists. Now there’s a big surprise. (Grinning widely)

Contest rules require that all team launches to the moon be initiated by December 31, 2017 or else prize monies will be withdrawn. How much do you want to wager that none of these missions will get off the ground by the required deadline?

I will update this article in January, 2018 to report on what happens with the teams involved and if any prize money is awarded.

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