E.T. Archaeology~David Hatcher Childress

Using official NASA and Soviet photos, as well as other photos taken via telescope, David Hatcher Childress seeks to prove that many of the planets (and moons) of our solar system are, or have been at one time, in some way inhabited by intelligent life. The presentation includes many blow-ups of NASA photos and detailed diagrams and structures--particularly on the Moon.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• UFO
• extra
• terrestrial
• David
• Hatcher
• Childress

[canadiankewldude]

good books but please take acting lessons, your not very good on camera. and i like you.

[ZebZachary]

@canadiankewldude

R u addressing me, or David Hatcher Childress ? LoL

[WhiteOpsDude]

Thanks ya for this one Guido! Love it!

[ZebZachary]

@WhiteOpsDude

who's Guido ? LoL

thanks anywayz !

[WhiteOpsDude]

@ZebZachary LOL..what can I say...the wine is really good...sorry about that Zach.

Peace!

[ZebZachary]

@WhiteOpsDude

LoL...it's all good my friend.

[RecordsForSale]

@canadiankewldude

he is an archeologist not an actor give him a break ,

IMO he explains his thoughts very clearly and that's all we need

no hollywood actors here thankfully!

[fizizzle]

Thanks Mr.Childress for this video. You truly love the work you do and it shows.

[thoostorm4]

@ZebZachary themooniscolonized

[WhiteOpsDude]

@thoostorm4 hahahaha...what?!

[thoostorm4]

@WhiteOpsDude drinkmorebrainless ass

[gulfgypsy]

Mr Childress is an eloquent author and comfortable, but not overly dramatic in his presentation. His research is thorough and he conveys his findings in a way that's engaging and concise.

And he's good looking, too.

Not that my personal observation is relevant; just wanted to point that out. ;)

[rogerscottq]

The so-called "plume" that isn't seen in the lander would seem to follow from the fact there is no atmosphere there to give us those brilliant colors. And since it is a vacuum, the thrust will not create billowing clouds, since there is no air to suspend them. The ejected atoms of the thrust perhaps scatters particles of moon-dust, but the air-dependent reaction of billowing and vortical scooping wouldn't necessarily occur.

[cobracommander102]

Hells yeah

[cobracommander102]

Moon bases.  Bells yeah.

[ciagrim]

@ruthamyallan1 damn you're retarded...

that's all

[ruthamyallan1]

If he's an archaeologist - then I'm the Pope.

[Steacy783]

0:33:36 is a planted photo I think because after having lived in north ,north america for well over fifty years I know that in snow leaving such a perfect impression with out a entry and exit trail is impossible. Unless you take off the boot your wearing and then make the imprint where in these guy's were jumping around and as this is supposedly dust you should also see force patterns to the sides of the boot. Shouldn't we ?

[Steacy783]

How many teachers are required to take acting lesson ? Silly statements really muddy up the actual intrest in the subject at hand . Kind of like someone talking in a movie theatre during the important parts. It's just ignorant !

[Jfair100]

@canadiankewldude why would he pay money for acting lessons? hes not trying to act, hes being himself. hes an author. he doesnt want to star in hit films and be a big movie star. he wants to get his point across. thats exactly what hes doing.

[DjRawd0g]

This dude is my hero

[canadiankewldude]

your correct of course. I was only trying constructive critisism, not negative.

[Snowman374th]

This guy is amazing how he explains the details he sights & points out.

1 thing's for sure people. All findings should be reported openly to the public who wished to know about other planets. And it should be free to view for all.

And please detour the liar stages that follow so many findings to silence what people see to be some amazing structures rivers clouds or anything showing the planet is alive.

[WFHEbud]

I love the man, but the older he gets, the more he sounds like Jerry Seinfield

[canadiankewldude]

@ZebZachary david not you :)

[canadiankewldude]

i am refering to david hatcher childress, i like his research and don't mean to offend him, but he is not the best on camera. perhaps an acting lesson or two, considering he is making videos would make his performance better, that would help get his messages accross. i'm trying to be constructive really as i do like what he has to say.

[MooPotPie]

I love this guy! He's been all over the world and brings us, through writing, publishing, & lectures, etc. the strangest and most fascinating anomalies with an open mind and contagious enthusiasm. So much so that he seems ready to explode at times. He challenges the status-quo archeological B.S. without pomposity, arrogance or New Age drivel; asking the questions we all would ask in his endearing idiosyncratic dialect. ("…same KOIND of keystone cuts."). David has spent his life well I'd say!

[cobracommander102]

Blowing moons.