ANCIENT MAN ON THE MOON?


	ANCIENT MAN ON THE MOON?

ATLANTIUM

10-8-2008 1:01 PM

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atlantium, roc hatfield, moon base, moon mining, john lear, richard hoagland, vimanas

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Are Scientists discovering ancient ruins on the Moon?

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