Artemis II launch "Go For Burn"

[Bill Ryan]

This was a very small thing, but just maybe a rather strange one. (The alternative explanation, of course, might simply be that she was suddenly told something in her earpiece which surprised and distracted her.)

https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/181768

Watch the moment when Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch forgets her lines (or her earpiece cuts out) and she just stands there looking awkward.

[Ewan]

She also might have been lost in a moment of reflection, some memories can trigger such episodes where one is in a state of wonder.

[Johnnycomelately]

Posted by Ewan (here)
She also might have been lost in a moment of reflection, some memories can trigger such episodes where one is in a state of wonder.

I think you’re right. She is a fricken astronaut, severely tested and proven to be exemplary in thought and action. No way she would have nothing to say if a (hypothetical) comms link went down. And her crewmates gave her love for that pause. They are as qualified, or more. So nice to see.

[Inversion]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
This was a very small thing, but just maybe a rather strange one. (The alternative explanation, of course, might simply be that she was suddenly told something in her earpiece which surprised and distracted her.)

https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/181768

Watch the moment when Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch forgets her lines (or her earpiece cuts out) and she just stands there looking awkward.

It appears to be an acclimating protocol where we are slowly exposed to a belief that we're on a spaceship. From what I've heard but can't confirm when a Mason reaches the 33rd degree they're told earth is a space station and its number is 33. The contact phone number prefix for Space Force Vandenberg is 606 which is the designation number for earth in The Urantia Book. One number in the list has that sequence twice as if they have access to a parallel earth. The base was originally named after General Hoyt Vandenberg one of the members of MJ-12.

Following the Pi Path

Kerry Cassidy said another name for Majestic-12 is PI-40. David Wilcock said majestic means Majesty as in Windsor/Reptilian.

Michael Salla Material

The NASA logo has Orion, Pleiades & Alpha Draconis on it. Our planet is in the middle of a war between those groups. The Space Force logo has Alpha Draconis on it. Perhaps the Draco mandate that if they want to go into space (my addition).

Urantia Book

Paper 15 - The Seven Superuniverses

15:14.5 (182.4) Your world is called Urantia, and it is number 606 in the planetary group, or system, of Satania. This system has at present 619 inhabited worlds, and more than two hundred additional planets are evolving favorably toward becoming inhabited worlds at some future time.

[bojancan]

Many years ago, I was reading Urantia .. I nearly forgot, to dig in again... so many interesting topics in it... thank you Inversion for the Reminder...

[Inversion]

From post#44

It appears to be an acclimating protocol where we are slowly exposed to a belief that we're on a spaceship. From what I've heard but can't confirm when a Mason reaches the 33rd degree they're told earth is a space station and its number is 33. The contact phone number prefix for Space Force Vandenberg is 606 which is the designation number for earth in The Urantia Book. One number in the list has that sequence twice as if they have access to a parallel earth. The base was originally named after General Hoyt Vandenberg one of the members of MJ-12.

I apologize for posting something that came from flatearthdave.com but feel it's significant enough to justify. In the video with Nino, he covers the anomalies about the mission. NASA showed images of the earth at different times and the clouds are identical. While the capsule is supposedly returning through the atmosphere it's up-side down.

This is at 34:57:

3.3 million lbs. of thrust
330 cubic feet of living space
3.3 meter capsule height
3.3 lbs. of water for thrusters
33,00 lbs. of thrust in space
322 foot tall rocket
X-33 Omega watches worn by the crew
Artemis 2=19254912 or 33

On the benjaminfulford.net website on 04/15/26 under Beyond Blue Beam he shows people pointing their cell cameras at the astronauts and they don't appear on their screens. Note: you can't embed his text material or videos.

04/15/26 (58:11)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=HuJK7HJsTo4

The Artemis II voyage to the moon had the world captivated and mystified..SPOILER ALERT!! Flat Earth Dave joins the podcast to give my audience a reality check and IQ test. Was this nothing more than an AI Hollywood production? Why the lie? Prepare to see behind the curtain folks..YOU DECIDE!

[JackMcThorn]

I watched launch, some progress, and the return of the capsule. If it were merely a production, that was an absolute brilliant deception. I; however, think it was real but with a couple caveats that are strange.

There was only one second I was curious when the capsule was returning to earth, at one critical point, it was 1,701 miles from the landing co-ordinates in the pacific.

I'm sure I do not need to elaborate on NCC-1701.

The internet is saying it was 1,775 miles; however. I could have heard wrong but Seventeen hundred one mile sounds way different than Seventeen hundred seventy five miles and the thing is; in the play by play by the announcer, could have relayed 1,701 miles at a particular point in time as actual of the announcement, not of a scheduled checkpoint of 1,775 miles.

1775 is a crucial year in american history also.

How strange?

I would also like to mention the interesting aspect of the space toilet breaking down with 'frozen pee in a line' somewhere [they had to 'angle the craft in a manner consistent with more sunlight to resolve this issue]. Also included in the discussion is that ALL the Apollo missions never had such a device. Basic human functions cannot be any fun in zero gravity. They said the Apollo missions used basically a bag type vessel for solid waste and the capsule smelled like crap the rest of the mission. God knows what they used for urine. I figured that astronauts follow a strict diet in order to have a consistent digestive system in zero gravity. Consistency in order to use the facilities as designed.

Are these two strange incidents enough to make any false production claims? Maybe not, but if so, they are thinking more deeply than the 197o's.

And if I may comment on Mission Specialist Koch's 'deep' pause. It seemed to me that is was a bit of emotion and if there was something wrong I think it might have lasted longer than it did. I expected a longer pause based on the description than what I saw in the video. A bit of emotion lends to the deep experience had by this team and it sort of makes it more believable to me than the opposite.

I think if this were a production, it would make being an american even more of an embarrassment than we already are feeling at this point.

[rgray222]

Non-religious NASA astronaut 'broke down in tears' seeing cross after Artemis II mission

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gB20eZ3VUKA

NASA astronaut and Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman said that although he is not a religious man, he “broke down in tears” after returning from the mission and felt such intense emotion that he asked to speak with a Navy chaplain.

During a press conference at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, on Thursday, NASA astronauts who returned from the Artemis II mission last week discussed their experience in outer space. The astronauts were asked whether they had an experience similar to that of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who, after returning from the mission, focused on studying the nature of human consciousness.

When Wiseman was asked whether he experienced a “universal connectedness” upon returning to Earth or a “a shift in consciousness,” he described the emotional impact of the experience.

"I'm not really a religious person, but there was just no other avenue for me to explain anything or to experience anything. So I asked for the chaplain on the Navy ship to just come visit us for a minute. And when that man walked in, I'd never met him before in my life, but I saw the cross on his collar and I broke down in tears."

"It's very hard to fully grasp what we just went through," he added, noting that the crew has been undergoing medical testing and hasn't yet had time to decompress. "We have not had that reflection time. So I'm basing this on what we saw. And when the sun eclipsed behind the moon, I think all four of us ... I turned to Victor [Glover], and I said, 'I don't think humanity has evolved to the point of being able to comprehend what we're looking at right now because it was otherworldly.'"

Glover, the Artemis II pilot, added, “That was a really special moment. I was in the bed right across when the chaplain came in, and the only thing I would add is I am a religious person, but everything else is the same. There is something in there, and as we start to process, I'll have to tell you next week, but I haven't had a chance to really unpack it all yet.

During an interview with CBS News from space on Easter Sunday, Glover reflected on how the experience of leaving Earth has reinforced his faith. “When I read the Bible and I look at all of the amazing things that were done for us who were created, … we’re in a spaceship really far from Earth, but you’re on a spaceship called Earth that was created to give us a place to live in the universe, in the cosmos.”

“You are special in all of this emptiness,” Glover said. “This is a whole bunch of nothing, this thing we call the universe. You have this oasis, this beautiful place that we get to exist together.”

Glover concluded his remarks about Easter Sunday by telling CBS News, “Whether you celebrate it or not, whether you believe in God or not … this is an opportunity for us to remember where we are, who we are and that we are the same thing and that we got to get through this together.”

According to NASA’s website, the Artemis II mission lasted just over a week and consisted of a “crewed lunar flyby” designed as “a key step toward long-term return to the moon and future missions to Mars.” The 21-day Artemis IV mission is scheduled for 2028, and that trip will include a surface landing on the moon, where crew members are expected to spend about a week.

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