Chilling theory about what NASA found on the moon 57 years ago

"AJ Gentile, host of the podcast 'The Why Files,' said that a long-lost radio transmission from the Apollo 11 moon landing allegedly mentioned the discovery of alien beings watching the astronauts arrive. Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin reportedly switched to a private medical channel during a radio blackout while approaching the moon. In this brief window, which NASA records exist, Armstrong and Aldrin allegedly told mission control back on Earth that they saw a group of beings 'parked' in a crater on the moon's surface. 'The story is they switch over to the medical channel and said "they're here. They're on the crater, and they can see us,"' Gentile explained during an interview on The Tucker Carlson Show on Monday."

"In the 1970s and 80s, the CIA conducted experiments with individuals who claimed they could perceive information about distant objects, events, or people, a process known as 'remote viewing.' Gentile recounted the story of famed remote viewer Ingo Swann, who allegedly saw towers, buildings, and human-like aliens working at a secret complex on the dark side of the moon during one of his psychic episodes in 1975."

"Despite the story being widely told over the last 57 years, no evidence has ever been produced that the Apollo 11 crew ever used the backup radio channel. Officially, the US government and the Pentagon have declared that there has never been any physical evidence recovered that proves UFOs or extraterrestrial beings exist."

The sudden delay of NASA's first moon mission in five decades sparked conspiracy theories alleging astronauts discovered life on the lunar surface in 1969. A long-lost radio transmission from Apollo 11 allegedly mentioned alien beings watching the astronauts arrive during a radio blackout. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin reportedly switched to a private medical channel while approaching the moon and allegedly told mission control they saw beings 'parked' in a crater. No evidence has been produced that the crew used the backup channel, and official US government and Pentagon statements say no physical evidence proving UFOs or extraterrestrials has been recovered. Claims also reference CIA remote-viewing experiments in the 1970s and 80s and remote viewer Ingo Swann's 1975 account of towers, buildings, and human-like aliens on the moon's far side.

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