Gregg Braden

And it was during the Cold War. I'm not surprised. It was during the Cold War. So, for example, SDI worked on a project called SDI, Star Wars Defense Initiative. To test SDI, we had to take those weapons into space on the space shuttle. Well, once you've got them there, you're not going to bring them home. So they're already deployed. So we've had space weapons, you know, since the Cold War years.

And it was during the Cold War. I'm not surprised. It was during the Cold War. So, for example, SDI worked on a project called SDI, Star Wars Defense Initiative. To test SDI, we had to take those weapons into space on the space shuttle. Well, once you've got them there, you're not going to bring them home. So they're already deployed. So we've had space weapons, you know, since the Cold War years.

And I don't know how much of that facility – I'm not in that industry anymore, so I'm out of touch. I mean, this was in the Cold War, and now we're talking years later. I have no idea what it's being used for now. But the point is that we've had that technology. And you asked me from Ed Mitchell, and he said – and I believe him –

And I don't know how much of that facility – I'm not in that industry anymore, so I'm out of touch. I mean, this was in the Cold War, and now we're talking years later. I have no idea what it's being used for now. But the point is that we've had that technology. And you asked me from Ed Mitchell, and he said – and I believe him –

And I don't know how much of that facility – I'm not in that industry anymore, so I'm out of touch. I mean, this was in the Cold War, and now we're talking years later. I have no idea what it's being used for now. But the point is that we've had that technology. And you asked me from Ed Mitchell, and he said – and I believe him –

No, they wouldn't. And this is what's so interesting. The Cold War was a really interesting, it was a civilized war. Not like today. where politically we were at war with Russia, capitalism versus communism. Scientifically, there was a lot of cooperation that was going on. We built the space station with Russia. We did that together. And what a beautiful thing that we accomplished together.

No, they wouldn't. And this is what's so interesting. The Cold War was a really interesting, it was a civilized war. Not like today. where politically we were at war with Russia, capitalism versus communism. Scientifically, there was a lot of cooperation that was going on. We built the space station with Russia. We did that together. And what a beautiful thing that we accomplished together.

No, they wouldn't. And this is what's so interesting. The Cold War was a really interesting, it was a civilized war. Not like today. where politically we were at war with Russia, capitalism versus communism. Scientifically, there was a lot of cooperation that was going on. We built the space station with Russia. We did that together. And what a beautiful thing that we accomplished together.

Russia and America at that time were the only two superpowers Number one, the only powers that had the money and the technology and the capabilities of going to the moon or anywhere else. And they agreed not to talk about what they found on the moon. Now both countries are broke.

Russia and America at that time were the only two superpowers Number one, the only powers that had the money and the technology and the capabilities of going to the moon or anywhere else. And they agreed not to talk about what they found on the moon. Now both countries are broke.

Russia and America at that time were the only two superpowers Number one, the only powers that had the money and the technology and the capabilities of going to the moon or anywhere else. And they agreed not to talk about what they found on the moon. Now both countries are broke.

Because of what's on the moon.

Because of what's on the moon.

Because of what's on the moon.

Well, I just want to say now both countries are broke, but there are other countries that are not. India is sending Shiva one to the moon and China, and neither one of those countries agreed to non-disclosure. And China has actually said, and this is, I mean, you can't make this up. I keep saying this.

Well, I just want to say now both countries are broke, but there are other countries that are not. India is sending Shiva one to the moon and China, and neither one of those countries agreed to non-disclosure. And China has actually said, and this is, I mean, you can't make this up. I keep saying this.

Well, I just want to say now both countries are broke, but there are other countries that are not. India is sending Shiva one to the moon and China, and neither one of those countries agreed to non-disclosure. And China has actually said, and this is, I mean, you can't make this up. I keep saying this.

China has said when they land their craft on the lunar surface, they will broadcast to the world what they see. So here's the thing. We sent craft looking for microbes and bacterial forms of life when those craft landed next to archaeological remnants that are over 50,000 years old. On the moon. On the moon, on the lunar surface.

China has said when they land their craft on the lunar surface, they will broadcast to the world what they see. So here's the thing. We sent craft looking for microbes and bacterial forms of life when those craft landed next to archaeological remnants that are over 50,000 years old. On the moon. On the moon, on the lunar surface.

China has said when they land their craft on the lunar surface, they will broadcast to the world what they see. So here's the thing. We sent craft looking for microbes and bacterial forms of life when those craft landed next to archaeological remnants that are over 50,000 years old. On the moon. On the moon, on the lunar surface.