Table Of ContentWe Discovered
Alien Bases
On The Moon II
Tenth Edition
Updated & Revised 1997
by Fred Steckling
and Glenn Steckling
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First printed in the United States of America 1981
Eighth Edition Revised printed 1997
Tenth Edition Revised printed 2014
By G.A.F. International
www.AdamskiFoundation.com
ISBN 0-942176-00-6
I dedicate this book to all open minded people who
cherish a new frontier of thought and who are willing to
accept the fact that "Life" is a Cosmic manifestation,
not confined to Earth alone!
"Man" is the most adaptable "creature" in the Universe.
It is not the truth which hurts.
It is the sudden realization of it!!
Contents
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Prologue .......................................................... 1
Introduction ........................................................ 12
Chapter 1 The Moon
General Information ........................ 1 7
Chapter 2 The Apollo Lunar Mission of the
United States ................................... 19
Chapter 3 Behind the Lunar Mysteries ............. 23
Chapter 4 UFO Analysis .................................. 35
Chapter 5 Analysis of Advanced Civilization .... 51
Chapter 6 New Concepts Replace
Old Theories .................................... 69
Chapter 7 True Colors on The Moon ................ 81
Chapter 8 Gravity and Atmosphere
on the Moon .................................... 87
Chapter 9 Water, Clouds, and Vegetation ......... 97
Chapter 10 Photographic Analysis of
Lunar Pictures ............................... 107
Chapter 11 Symbols, Signals and
Markings on the Moon .................. 131
Chapter 12 NASA Experts
Reveal the Facts ............................. 143
Chapter 13 Probing Adamski's Claims ............. 175
Chapter 14 Changes Overdue ........................... 181
Chapter 15 Why Explore Space? ...................... 185
Chapter 16 Beyond the Moon .......................... 191
Epilogue ...................................................... 215
References ...................................................... 227
Prologue
It has been several years since my father passed away
in 1991, and since then, people from around the world have
repeatedly asked that I expand upon the material presented
in the original version of his second book We Discovered
Alien Bases On The Moon. During this interval of time,
there has been an ever increasing worldwide demand for
the type of logic and reasoning, combined with scientific
fact and clarity, which my father strove to represent during
an involvement of over thirty five years within the arena of
UFO research and extraterrestrial visitations.
Few people today could legitimately claim the sense
of history, exposure, and experiences my father was privi
leged to be part of and contributed to. To say I feel
fortunate to have shared my thirty seven years with parents
and associates directly involved within this subject would
be an understatement.
And it is mainly due to my first-hand knowledge,
and the necessity of providing a clear and concise record of
the many events which shaped those years, plus my desire
to enforce the principles of integrity and truth associated
with continuing both my father's and Mr. Adamski's legacy,
that I have chosen to avail myself of this opportunity.
Many readers today have precious little knowledge
concerning the history of UFO sightings or reports of ex
traterrestrial visitations. All too often, the quest for the
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latest, greatest, most sensationalistic news has resulted in
the sacrifice of logic, sensibility and science. Such logical
approaches are often purposely ignored or conveniently over
looked by those seeking to confuse the entire process, and
as a result, seldom is an entire or balanced picture presented
to the public. Yet, even if one was to foolishly overlook the
many valid publications and serious studies encompassing
ancient texts, pictographs, indigenous records, etc.,
pertaining to flying objects and their occupants, and merely
concentrate on events recorded within the last hundred
years, the mountains of information would truly astound
many people.
From childhood, my father was captivated with the
concept of flight. In a sense, one could say that love of
flying - the freedom of soaring above earthly confines - is
almost a family trait. My grandfather was a military
transport pilot and my father's uncle was involved with
rocketry systems during that same period. Consequently
resulting in his, and no doubt my, magnetism towards
aviation.
Due to his early teenage association with aviation and
his aptitude toward flying, he was chosen to attend a glider
school located on islands bordering the German coastline.
It was there he consummated his early desires to pilot
aircraft.
As years passed, with growing aspirations of flying
more sophisticated machines, my father passionately
followed the evolution of aviation. His pursuit of a flying
career also included a brief enlistment with the Air Force.
However, due to enforced pilot quotas, which resulted in
the military's inability to fulfill their contractual obliga
tions, they gave him the opportunity to withdraw and
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