Extraterrestrial Archaeology, New Revised Edition

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Summary: Up-to-date, informative, fascinating reading.
Review: Based on NASA and Russian space photography, as well as other photos and drawings created by telescope viewers, this revised and expanded edition of Extraterrestrial Archaeology provides persuasive evidence and documentation that life exists outside of planet Earth. This up-to-date edition includes all of the latest discoveries on Mars and the Moon, including NASA's recent admission of water on the moon and a Russian analysis of obelisks on the Moon. Also featured are robot mining vehicles that move about the mono; NASA photographs of lunar pyramids and domed cities; the hollow moons of Mars and other planets; NASA and Russian photos of space bases on Mars; a "tunnel" on the Moon and other "bottomless craters"; structural anomalies on Venus and Mercury; plus NASA cover-ups on Moon missions and Mars probes. Challenging, iconoclastic, thought-provoking, and highly recommended reading for students of space exploration and life elsewhere in our Solar System, Extraterrestrial Archaeology is enhanced with large-format photos, maps, and a bibliography for further study and research.

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Summary: A little boring
Review: David Hatcher Childress documents some little known facts regarding the planets in our solar system and why there could very well have been life elsewhere besides earth. Largely based on photos taken by NASA and the Russians, Childress attempts to show the reader why he believes there are ruins on the other plants in our solar system. However he gets a little too in-depth which results in the book getting a little boring sometimes. Still a very interesting read.

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Summary: Speculative analysis of planetary images
Review: I could see more artificiality from staring at the surface of a stucco wall. This book presents planetary images taken by the NASA probes over the years. Some speculate that there are some extraterrestrial intelligent activities present, not. I see anomalies of light and shadow and just plain old geological activities.

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Summary: Speculative analysis of planetary images
Review: I could see more artificiality from staring at the surface of a stucco wall. This book presents planetary images taken by the NASA probes over the years. Some speculate that there are some extraterrestrial intelligent activities present, not. I see anomalies of light and shadow and just plain old geological activities.