Dark Moon
Subtitle: Apollo and the Whistle-Blowers
Contributors: Linda Parker (Illustrator)
Edition: First edition
Publisher: Aulis Publishers
Published: December 14, 1998
Place of publication: London, England, UK
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 568
ISBN-13: 9781898541059
Subjects: Aerospace & air transport industries; Popular astronomy; Space travel & exploration
First sentence: The main thrust of this book is to question the entire validity of the official record of mankind's exploration of the Moon (sic) especially the Apollo lunar landings themselves.
Description: Using secret documents and analyzing thousands of NASA photographs of the Apollo 11 mission, the researchers delve, in great detail, into every aspect of this beguiling theory to answer the questions that won't go * Was Neil Armstrong really the first man on the moon?
* Was a second craft going to the moon at the same time as Apollo 11?
* Is lethal radiation prevalent throughout deep space?
* What is wrong with the official account of the Apollo 13 accident?
* Was the live color TV feed from the moon not really live?
* Is it true that the lunar surface camera had no viewfinder?
* How was lighting used in the Apollo photographs if no lighting equipment was taken to the moon? The answers rock the foundation of trust in NASA and the U.S. space program!
Notes: £25.00
Printing statement: "First published in Great Britain 1999"