Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA | Richard C. Hoagland, Mike Bara

Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA | Richard C. Hoagland, Mike Bara | A fun book to read, but...

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	Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA Richard C. Hoagland, Mike Bara Feral House, 2007 - 550 pages average customer review:based on 106 reviews view larger image
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Makes you go hmmmm?

While many will cast aspersions at Hoagland's and Bara's thesis, they lay out a stupendous case for a conspiracy of silence, omission, and lies in the US Space Program. Exhaustively researched, this book delves into a variety of topics that are all linked by that common thread. Strong writing, the authors never pull their points.

However, they are a bit repetitive at times. Their mix of scholarly, detached writing with constant appeals to the reader is often jarring. And, unfortunately, far too many of the photographs they use as "clear evidence" are, well, murky and hard to make out. What they claim clearly shows this or that is often anything but clear.

Still, a fascinating read and one that definitely makes you think, hmmmm.

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A fun book to read, but...

This book was a lot of fun to read. It was full of ideas and statements that would be really cool if they were eventually found to be true. The book has pictures to support these ideas and statements. The pictures aren't all that cool to look at. In fact, I just can't see the things that the author is telling us are present in those pictures. Dome cities, intelligently created towers etc. I look and look at those pictures in this book and I simply can't see them. But wouldn't it be cool if they really existed! A fun book to read, but... A lot of wishful thinking went into this book.

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