It’s interesting that you posted that link. My father worked on sending the man to the moon, and helped design the material needed for the shuttlecraft to be able to re-enter our atmosphere without burning up.

He got a handshake and a picture, but of course because he was working for the government, no other notoriety. When he passed, I packed up stacks and stacks of documents from original planning of divert engines for the shuttlecraft, to numerous other things I haven’t even had a chance to look at yet.

From the time that I was born, until he retired, he worked in the aerospace industry. I have so many things to go through I - don’t even know where to start. I even have a very rare Challenger poster. It starts at the bottom with all these different forms of transportation, and then at the top is Challenger. Obviously this was before it blew up!

My brother and I were able to walk through the fuselage of the shuttlecraft, I have stickers, patches, pictures, all matter of information regarding those years.

Moreover; one of the most important findings in my fathers belongings, was a story about my great grandfather who is part of the Manhattan project. We found a collectible memorabilia- with Trinitite encased in Acrylic - with a plaque stating the event, date, and time.

I’ve never needed to look any further than my own family, to go down the rabbit hole.

Ps. Same great-grandfather… 32 degree Mason. I found a sword, with an engraving of his name on it.

No one will ever be able to call me a conspiracy theorist, because it’s all tangible in real to me.