Apollo’s Legacy: Lessons for Modern Space Exploration Amid Starliner Challenges
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Mystic Moon: A Lunar Odyssey – Uncover the Mysteries of the Moon
The book, from the author’s unique perspective, delves into the enigmatic lunar mysteries, a realm of secrets unveiled by the U.S. Apollo missions of the 1960s and 1970s. Their encounters with lunar UFOs/UAPs and drones are chronicled here with Hasselblad camera images taken by astronauts during various missions.
It’s a journey that also reveals the cyclical nature of human civilizations, as evidenced by the Vedic Yuga Cycles. Evidence suggests that our Moon has been visited by unknown entities from ancient to modern times.
Discover the Secrets of the Moon
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rao Achutuni, PhD
Rao Achutuni obtained a doctoral degree in Meteorology from the University of Oklahoma in 1978. Throughout his thirty-year career, he worked at the University of Missouri-Columbia and federal agencies such as NOAA’s National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS) and USDA’s Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS). His research and technical expertise covered a wide range of fields, including the use of polar-orbiting environmental satellites to ensure global food security, monitoring of large-scale droughts and floods, assessing the agricultural impacts of global warming, and utilizing NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES). While at USDA/FAS, he served as a Commodity Analyst for South America and the eastern United States; and administered numerous scientific exchange programs on behalf of USDA/FAS.
Rao also visited numerous countries in Africa, the Middle East, South and Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and Central and South America, where he established various scientific and technology transfer programs at the national level.
Since retiring about fifteen years ago, Rao has published newsletters on commercial agricultural crops such as Oil Palm, Cocoa, and Coffee. However, his passion lies in lunar and space exploration, which is evident in his latest work, Mystic Moon: A Lunar Odyssey.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Enigmatic alien spacecraft have graced our Earth and the Moon for countless eons. Could the Moon have served as a launching pad for these celestial visitors, as hinted in the annals of ancient religious texts?
The ancient Yuga cycles suggest that human evolution follows a cyclical pattern. It is possible that advanced human civilizations existed during previous Yuga cycles, and as a result, megalithic structures and large temple complexes could have been built during these earlier Yugas. The U.S. lunar missions of the ‘60s and ‘70s may have vindicated some of these claims. This book highlights several aspects of their exciting odyssey with imagery and references to spacecraft in religious texts and lunar sightings during the Apollo era.
But ancient texts and recent sightings do not alone hint at these extraterrestrial visits. Artifacts and anomalies observed on and around the Moon add tangible credibility to some of these conclusions.
The New Race to the Moon has several new players with their own ambitious programs. The book examines some of these programs and their goals.
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