[VadeRetro]

Hoagland seems to believe that the lunar astronauts were "strangely oblivious" to a glass dome (and some other glass artifacts) that were hovering over them all through their mission. It does seem strange that even today most people don't know about this.

[donh]

It does seem strange that even today most people don't know about this.

Hoagland makes overreaching claims from scant evidence, and can get into quite a tizzy about it. However, that does not gainsay that fact that he did predict some of the major components of contemporary crop circles from the cydonian geometry with remarkable detail, which seems very hard to write off to coincidence. Newton was an alchemist and a deviner--should we therefore ignore the laws of gravity?

[FormerLurker]

Hoagland seems to believe that the lunar astronauts were "strangely oblivious" to a glass dome (and some other glass artifacts) that were hovering over them all through their mission. It does seem strange that even today most people don't know about this.

Now VadeRetro, you're not telling us that you believe in "little green men" now are you?