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在人类自已登上月球之前,我们就曾怀着殷切的期待,希望登月宇航员们能够发现来自其他星球的生物曾“访问”过月球的“证据”。位于美国亚拉巴马州亨茨维尔的马歇尔航天中心的一流设计师约瑟夫·布朗利奇经过18个月的研究得出了这样的结论:“来自地球以外行星”的访问者一直在定期造访地球和月球。他还认为,我们应当能发现月球“邻居”遗落在月面上的东西。尽管经历了6次登月探险,人类终于没有发现这样的“遗落物品”。原因也许首先在于“阿波罗”宇宙飞船虽然6次登月,但它的月球探测使命比起了解整个月球来还是微不足道的;或者那些“遗落物品”所在的月面上并不具有我
We had an ardent expectation before humans could land on the moon, hoping that astronauts could find “evidence” that creatures from other planets had “visited” the moon. Joseph Brownlee, a leading designer at the Marshall Space Center in Huntsville, Alabama, came to the conclusion of an 18-month study that visitors to “planets from beyond the planet” have been regularly visiting the Earth and Moon. He also believed that we should be able to find out what the “neighbors” of the Moon have left on the moon. Despite six expeditionary lunar expeditions, humans never found such “lost items.” The reason perhaps lies first in the fact that although the Apollo spacecraft made six lunar landing missions, its lunar exploration mission is insignificant compared to understanding the entire moon; or those on the lunar surface where the “lost items” are located do not have me