Topic: Phobos

Greg Carlwood mentions a rumored expedition approved by President John Quincy Adams to explore the inner earth. The conversation moves to celestial bodies, noting that the moon reportedly "rang like a bell" when struck by Apollo boosters. Tim Swartz details theories from Russian astronomers suggesting the moon might be a hollow, artificial structure or a "death star" due to its unusual size and perfect alignment during solar eclipses.

33rd-degree Freemason and astronaut Buzz Aldrin has publicly discussed the existence of a monolith on Phobos, a moon of Mars. The moon Phobos is noted for its strange orbital characteristics and the fact that it was not documented until 1877. Russian satellites have reportedly photographed large, unidentified craft near Phobos before losing contact, fueling theories of an artificial origin for the moon.

Jim Marrs discusses the theory that the moon is hollow, noting that seismic data and the distribution of heavy elements on the exterior support this idea. He recounts a conversation with astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who admitted the moon might contain giant caverns. Marrs also mentions that Carl Sagan and Russian scientists once theorized that the Martian moon Phobos was an artificial satellite before Sagan retracted the claim.

The 2009 LCROSS mission, which crashed a kinetic impactor into the Moon, is discussed. Barra claims the lack of a significant dust plume suggests the craft entered a hollow or structural void containing geometric cross beams. While he does not believe the Moon is entirely hollow, he argues the surface has been heavily modified with artificial substructures.