NASA Spacecraft Will Crash into the Moon This Month

[Camilo]

I wonder if the ET's with bases there are going to allow this to happen?

The far side of the moon will get a special new crater later this month when a NASA spacecraft makes a high-speed crash into the lunar surface.

NASA's moon-orbiting LADEE probe (short for Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer) is expected to impact Earth's natural satellite sometime on or before April 21. The LADEE spacecraft has been studying the moon's thin atmosphere — called an exosphere — and the lunar dust environment since it began orbiting the moon in October.

"If you hit anything at 1,600 meters (5,250 feet) per second, that's not a landing you walk away from, so it's by no means gentle," Rick Elphic, LADEE project scientist, told reporters during a news conference today (April 3). "This is a very, very high-speed impact, and even though there's a possibility of tumbling across the surface, there's nothing gentle about it. You [LADEE] will be destroyed."

http://www.space.com/25354-nasa-lade...88381481237582

[Matt P]

Posted by Camilo (here)
I wonder if the ET's with bases there are going to allow this to happen?

The far side of the moon will get a special new crater later this month when a NASA spacecraft makes a high-speed crash into the lunar surface.

That's assuming you BELIEVE what NASA says. I sure don't. Everything they do publicly is for show and deception. None of it can be trusted. Knowing what we and they know about the moon, there is absolutely NO reason to crash anything into it. This is all ridiculous and meant just for the sleepwalkers. That means Avalon should be above it.

Matt