Some research probes refuse to work for unknown reasons and crash. Professor Philip Knock intends to reveal the secrets of these incidents.
Not all spaceships and research probes serve science for a long time and successfully: some of them die tragically, and sometimes death occurs under unexplained circumstances. Such riddles are of great interest to conspiracy theorists and ufologists, so they collect a kind of archive in which all materials are devoted to the sites of spacecraft wrecks.
Scientist Philip Stuck devotes his free time to collecting information about precedents associated with the death of flying scientific devices. For example, in 2003, ESA launched into space the SMART-1 satellite intended for exploration of the Moon, but three years later it crashed - the debris has not been found so far, and the circumstances of the death have not been clarified.
Already in 2007, Professor Stook's archive contained 700 photographs taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter from different angles in different places.
Then he drew attention to craters, of which there are a great many on the moon. His attention was attracted by a depression that was definitely not there before. According to the expert, this may be the trail of the fall of the aforementioned satellite, because meteorites and asteroids leave completely different trails.
Since that time, several more satellites have descended on the moon, and Philip Knock is ready to show the exact location of three of them. The scientist is well versed in the material he has collected and is not opposed to providing his assistance to the employees of ESA and NASA.