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Dark mission

by Richard C. Hoagland and Michael Bara (2007)

About this book

The Revised and Expanded Edition of the New York Times bestseller contains astonishing new evidence of ET lunar architecture and mystery schools' ceremonies on Apollo 11 as it touched down on the Moon.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreDark mission Lead Character

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