Alfred Warden was the pilot of the Apollo 15 command module in 1971. He recently gave an interview on Good Morning in the UK, in which he said a lot of interesting things. Warden stated that he is confident that we are all representatives of an alien race who came to Earth from another planet and colonized it.
“When they ask me if I have seen aliens, I answer - of course I have seen and see, every day when I look in the mirror.
We are all descendants of aliens who arrived on this planet from another planet very similar to Earth and located only 3 light years from Earth.
Do not believe it - just not biased enough to study, for example, the legacy left to us by the ancient Sumerian civilization. They left us a story about how in ancient times a ship with colonists flew to Earth, who created human civilization here."
Alfred "Al" Warden was the pilot of the Apollo 15 command module in 1971.
He is one of 24 people who have flown to the moon, but he did not land on it. Alfred Warden operated the command module of the Apollo 15 spacecraft orbiting the Apollo 15 expedition in a circumlunar orbit. In 1971 he was awarded the NASA Distinguished Service Medal.
On August 1, 1971, during the lunar expedition, Alfred Worden operated the main module of the Apollo 15 spacecraft orbiting in a circumlunar orbit, while David Scott and James Irwin were at Hadley and explored the lunar surface.
Warden is the first person to go into outer space in interplanetary space: he went into open space on the Moon-Earth path to transfer the captured photographic films of cartographic and panoramic cameras from the service module to the command module.
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