Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis: 12/3: WAKING THE GOD OF THUNDER

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12/3: WAKING THE GOD OF THUNDER

There’s a keen interest on Earth about what’s happening above us, but no one speaks above a whisper about it. Does that automatically mean it’s a coverup? Well, who helped start the space programs? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis is ‘Waking The God Of Thunder‘!

 

[Debi]

Once again, thanks for posting the thread! Read the article....sounds like lots of government secrets to be discussed.

 

[Debi]

OK, so tonight Clyde discusses the possibility of a secret space program. Not sure how long I'm going to make it tonight, but it does sound interesting. Anybody think he's right? Is there a secret program?

 

[Casio]

Gary McKinnon said he saw info that there was a secret space program

 

[Casio]

China has launched its first lunar rover mission, the next key step in the Asian superpower's ambitious space programme.

The Chang'e-3 mission blasted off from Xichang in the south at 01:30 Monday local time (17:30 GMT Sunday).

The Long March rocket's payload includes a landing module and a six-wheeled robotic rover called Yutu (or Jade Rabbit).

The mission should land in the Moon's northern hemisphere in mid-December.

Chinese state TV carried live pictures of the launch of the Chinese-developed Long March 3B rocket carrying the lunar probe.

This will be the third robotic rover mission to land on the lunar surface, but the Chinese vehicle carries a more sophisticated payload, including ground-penetrating radar which will gather measurements of the lunar soil and crust.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-25178299