Crater Earth: Why did NASA have Kamala Harris talk to a bunch of kid actors (like infants) about "seeing the craters on the moon?" Why was William Shatner so overcome with emotion by his experience? Was he shown the "bigger earth" outside our crater? Are moon craters other biomes on a larger object?

posted 3 years ago by axolotl_peyotl 3 years ago by axolotl_peyotl +18 / -4

I'm going to save the "evidence" for this theory for another thread.

However, these two events have raised my eyebrows and I can't help but consider them in the context of this particular theory I'm exploring atm.

Here I am literally scouring moon crater maps on wikipedia, and Kamala just so happens to rant about "seeing the moon craters up close" in a widely mocked and publicized NASA psa?

And OK I'll admit the Shatner thing is less profound...undoubtedly he would still have had an emotional experience seeing the "regular" blue ball earth.

But...if we live in a crater on a LARGER planet, visiting "space" would actually mean leaving our crater and having a glimpse at the LARGER earth.

Now THAT would make anyone emotional.

Why was NASA infiltrated by Freemasons?

What does the 33 degrees actually represent?

Does that angle have something to do with our crater?

Crater/Creator?

Stay tuned.

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– WindyJibbz 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

Just look at some mountain ranges just off the shores of Antarctica. 10,000’, 12,000’ 16,000’. All within a couple hundred miles of the coast. If FE theory was correct in saying an ice wall surrounds us, then that would make perfect sense. There are few places elsewhere on earth that have mountains that tall so close to the shore. A frozen wall of ice and mountains keeping the oceans waters in. It atays frozen because the sun cant touch there. Maybe there are other suns beyond the mountain range and other earths or realms all on the same plain. The plain is the universe, not space.