When the Apollo 12 ascent stage of the lunar lander was deliberately crashed into the moon to provide a signal for a seismometer left on the lunar surface, the moon rang like a gong, reverberating for nearly an hour. Was this a still unappreciated clue to its artificial nature? Has this possibility been suppressed in scientific thinking?

This certainly was a most surprising finding, and you can attest to this personally because you actually recall reading about this in Science and having something deeply stirring within you about the implausibility. At the time, it seemed inexplicable but with no clear likely explanation. Those feelings were shared by most scientists who were caught by surprise and there was much head scratching going on. As usual, the mind control brigade managed things quite easily to suppress curiosity and to create a smokescreen with implanted ideas and suggestions to formulate explanatory descriptions and theories to obfuscate things and bury the enigma under scientific jargon. That is a timeworn strategy that makes many improbable observations disappear from the scene, as the news moves on and people simply forget it ever happened. But this is a powerful clue to the reality we describe, that the moon is not a natural object and natural planetary body, but an artificial construct with a realistic outer layer of natural materials as a kind of mask it presents to the world.