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I did watch the program and I thought some things should have been emphasized more. I found the video of a craft(?) siphoning plasma from the Sun quite compelling. I wish there had been more said about the subject. I could have used more of Dr. John Brandenburg and a lot less of Buzz Aldrin. The part on Phobos 1 & 2 was also excellent. A great job Don Ecker, I imagine you had the biggest input on that part of the film.

As previously stated, the ending with the alien mummy of a woman was disappointing. That muddied the waters a bit. The part about an Apollo 20 mission with an astronaut named William Rutledge was dangled in front of the viewer and needed to be delved into further but wasn't. For me, there were just too many grainy photos to make the positive case for aliens on the moon.

[QUOTE="DaveM, post: 198131, member: 699"] I did watch the program and I thought some things should have been emphasized more. I found the video of a craft(?) siphoning plasma from the Sun quite compelling. I wish there had been more said about the subject. I could have used more of Dr. John Brandenburg and a lot less of Buzz Aldrin. The part on Phobos 1 & 2 was also excellent. A great job Don Ecker, I imagine you had the biggest input on that part of the film. As previously stated, the ending with the alien mummy of a woman was disappointing. That muddied the waters a bit. The part about an Apollo 20 mission with an astronaut named William Rutledge was dangled in front of the viewer and needed to be delved into further but wasn't. For me, there were just too many grainy photos to make the positive case for aliens on the moon. [/QUOTE]

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