THE

 LUNA 9 AND ALIENS

ON THE MOON IN

1961
By Søren Nielsen 2018.

In January 1959 the spacecraft Luna 1 (which Korolev called Mechta, "The Dream") was launched at the Moon, but missed by around 3,700 miles and went into orbit between the Sun and Mars. 

Then, on September 12th, 1959 Luna 2 was launched. At just past midnight Moscow time on September 14th it crashed some 240,000 miles away on the Moon not far from the Sea of Tranquillity (perhaps a not entirely appropriate location). Korolev and his people were listening as the signals coming back from the spacecraft suddenly stopped. The total silence meant that Luna had hit its target and there was great jubilation in the control room.

Luna 2 (Luna is Russian for Moon) weighed 390 kilograms. It was spherical in shape with antennae sticking out of it and carried instruments for measuring radiation, magnetic fields and meteorites. It also carried metal pendants which it scattered on the surface on impact, with the hammer and sickle of the USSR on one side and the launch date on the other. It confirmed that the moon had only a tiny radiation field and, so far as could be observed, no radiation belts. The spacecraft had no propulsion system of its own and the third and final stage of its propelling rocket crashed on the moon about half an hour after Luna 2 itself. 

The scientific results of Luna 2 were similar to those of Luna 1, but the psychological impact of Luna 2 was profound. The closest any American probe had come to the Moon at that point was 37,000 miles. It seemed clear in the United States that the timing had been heavily influenced by the fact that the Soviet premier, Nikita Khruschev, was due to arrive in the US immediately afterwards, to be welcomed by President Eisenhower. Luna 2’s success enabled him to appear beaming with rumbustious pride.

Korolev had a clincher to come. Only three weeks later, Luna 3 was launched on October 4th, the second anniversary of Sputnik 1, to swing round the far side of the Moon and send back the first fuzzy pictures of its dark side, which no one had seen before. It was an astonishing feat of navigation and it was now possible to draw a tentative map of the Moon’s hidden side. 

While the Americans were in disarray, with their space efforts publicly failing (Russian setbacks were kept strictly secret), Korolev went on to put the first man into space, Yuri Gagarin, in 1961. In 1963, on Khruschev’s orders, he propelled the first woman into space, Valentina Tereshkova, which enabled the Soviet Union to make propaganda mileage by claiming that under communism women were treated equally to men. 


After 1961, under President Kennedy, American efforts intensified while the Soviet programme suffered from infighting after Korolev’s death at 59 in 1966, following an operation that went wrong. The Luna programme continued and in 1966, the year of Korolev’s death, 

Luna 9 made the first soft landing on the Moon.


What Is On The Moon.
The Russian when they went to the Moon, they took picture of Aliens and I have found some of this pictures.

The first picture, they have put some thing over the Alien they have takeing a picture of.

But here on the next picture, you can see a spaceship with Aliens or people on it, and it looks like a machine you use to mine for something.

And on the same picture, there is a machine more, but it is 2 different machine, so it is not a copy of the first one.

As you can see, it was not only one, but 2 or 3 Aliens spaceships and they are big ships.

Then you can ask yourself what else they have seen on the Moon. 

For if there was already someone up there in 1961 when man for the first time ever landed in a different world other than Earth.

So the big question is, 

"Who are they and where do they come from?".

Maybe that's why we've never returned to the Moon because those who are there, do not want people up there or what do I know ...!