Something mysterious was often interwoven into the flights of the Apollo. Apollo 12 was accompanied by two luminous UFOs during its three orbits around the moon. The Apollo 13 mission was completely unsuccessful. At the moon, mysterious lights began to haunt him. On April 13, 1970, an oxygen tank unexpectedly exploded on board, and the astronauts had to abandon the lunar landing in the Fra Mauro crater.
There is a version that the oxygen tank was blown up by a UFO, preventing the Americans from bringing an atomic bomb to the Moon for seismic research. As a result of this accident, astronauts only with great difficulty managed to enter low-earth orbit and return to their home planet. The Apollo 15 mission observed a huge UFO flying slowly over the lunar surface. Finally, Apollo 16 commander John Young discovered a neat glass prism in the lunar dust, estimated to be billions of years old.
In 1996, a book by Dr. Edwin Rais, one of the authors of the Apollo 17 project, entitled "Lost Space" was published in the United States. Rais claimed that on this expedition, the astronauts encountered certain inhabitants of the moon. While traveling on the surface of our planet's satellite on the Rover, they allegedly came across a small, about three yards, domed structure, from which suddenly about a dozen strange creatures poured out. They made no attempt to attack the vehicle, but it suddenly ceased to obey the astronauts. At the same time, clear, sonorous speech sounded in their headphones, which was relayed to Houston, where it was promptly translated from Latin.
It turned out that the creatures told the astronauts that they had invaded foreign territory, and that they should go home. As soon as everyone and everything understood, control over the Rover was restored, and the earthlings rushed to their lunar descent vehicle.
