Jump to the 27 minute mark. At 27 min 53 seconds…Elon says he literally did play golf on the moon…then around the 30 minute and like 50 seconds mark, John Vivanco talks about the target which I had to use AI to find it’s location and it is very close to the rim of the Copernicus Crater facing the Earth. So, they go into the data that the remote viewers saw which is a spa for the elites and got data of humans drinking champagne up there…
The image is AS17-151-23260, the Apollo photograph containing the area associated with the “Wagon Wheels” target.
Mission: Apollo 17
Date: December 16, 1972
Camera: Hasselblad with 250 mm lens
Altitude: roughly 114 km above the Moon
Area: Copernicus crater region, near side of the Moon
Frame: AS17-151-23260
Here is the NASA/JSC page with the original image:
NASA/JSC — Apollo 17 image AS17-151-23260
And the Lunar and Planetary Institute Apollo Image Atlas:
LPI Apollo Image Atlas — AS17-151-23260
So the key reference to save is simply:
Apollo 17 — AS17-151-23260 — December 16, 1972 — Copernicus region.
- 1955–56: There was a genuine aerospace-industry burst of interest in gravity control/electrogravitics. Companies and researchers were publicly discussing whether gravity might be manipulated for propulsion.
- February 1956: The report Electrogravitics Systems (GRG-013/56) surveyed this work and treated electrogravitics as a potentially important new propulsion field.
- 1956: Interavia published “Towards Flight — without Stress or Strain… or Weight,” describing gravity-control research as having reached a stage where major breakthroughs were being seriously contemplated.
- 1956: Popular coverage such as “The G-Engines Are Coming!” went considerably further, portraying gravity-powered aircraft/spacecraft as something that could be approaching.
