Did Extraterrestrials Ask NASA To Stay Away From The Moon?

The details you are about to get has been made accessible to us all thanks to William Tompkins, the top aerospace designer who has worked for NASA for about 12 years or so.

He has been a TRW employee for twelve years and, throughout his lifetime, one of his most prestigious ventures has been the development of the first NASA satellite, Pioneer 1.

He served as a TRW employee from 1967 to 1971 and spoke about his role in the Launch Operations Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, and more about his autobiography, Chosen by Extraterrestrials.

He speaks in considerable depth about his encounters there, and how he interacted a lot with Dr. Kur H. Debus during these short twelve years, and how aliens came to him during their studies.

They were expected to disregard the Apollo projects and, more precisely, the Navy Space Program is regarded as the NOVA, which operated in four phases.

The first was to rely on them to safely land on the Moon, which finally occurred. The second step was to bring 10,000 people on the Moon that William was allegedly supporting as he planned the bases in which the people would remain.

Step 3 will be to construct even more colonies on Mars and other planets across the Solar System. Step 4 was finally to position staffed Navy bases on 12 neighboring star systems.

Unfortunately, the design ended at Step 1 as Step 2 was officially cut off by Armstrong’s detection of alien life forms on the Moon.

They were much more technologically sophisticated than us, which is why, when they allowed us to return, he hadn’t really dreamed about returning. From that day forward, the NOVA mission was formally scrapped.