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Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 Moon Landing by Jessica Sjostrom
Jessica Sjostrom Hammett English 1301 Dec. 10, 2017 Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 Moon Landing “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” the infamous words of astronaut, Neil Armstrong, as he first stepped foot on the moon (Armstrong). That one phrase has since started a new found nationally and sense of pride in many Americans. Many children dream of becoming astronauts and accomplishing what Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin accomplished on July 20, 1969 (“Apollo Moon Landing – 35 th Anniversary”). However, this all might be a lie. Some believe NASA faked the moon landing to advance their position in the “space race” with Russia. Let's explore the moon landing and whether it was fake or real, with the most likely solution being that the moon landing was faked so the US could compete with Russia in the “space race”. Neil Armstrong was ...
Project Pegasus - Jacob Perales
Time is relative . My second can feel like your day , and so on . But , if time is a man-made concept , created to determine how life progresses , is it possible to travel through it ? In other words , can one travel from today to ten years in the past ? What about ten years into the future ? Project Pegasus is a project founded under DARPA ( Defense Advanced Research Project Agency ), in 1968 ( Basiago ). This project is aimed at traveling through time and space . Andrew D . Basiago claims to be a subject of these experiments and went as far as to write a book on his horrifying experiences ( 1 ). Some claims even go as far as putting our current president , Barack Obama , on Mars . As expected , many conspiracies have been developed around these outrageous claims , but many can be dwindled down to two questions : Did it happen ? Or is it all a hoax ? ...
Whitney Houston Conspiracy Theories by Eniola Falodun
What happened to our soulful, iconic diva of all time? On February 11, 2012, the World was thrown into a disarray over the sudden death of the music legend Whitney Houston. Despite her global success, musical achievements and countless Grammy awards her sudden death revealed the fact that the famous singer faced some private struggles and lived a troubled life. " Houston's body was discovered in the bathroom of her Beverly Hilton Hotel room in Los Angeles on Saturday, February 11, 2012 "(Hiram). Since her death, several conspiracy theories have surfaced: 1. Did Whitney Houston die by accidental drowning in her hotel tub due to cocaine overdose. 2. Was she murdered by the drug dealers who she owed money? 3. Was Whitney Houston's death linked with the Illuminati cult? Whitney was forty-eight years old at the time of her death. She was previously married to Bobby Brow...
Marilyn Monroe conspiracy theory by Stacy La Cour
Marilyn Monroe was an astonishing woman, who had beautiful blond hair and pale skin, with an ‘angelic’ nature. She was a strong graceful woman who redefined beauty. She was known as a ‘sex’ symbol. Women idolized Monroe for having such a feminine and seductive nature. Monroe used this to grasp her horrid past and flip the cards to what she seeked in her future. Monroe became a hit, she was known, and very proud of it, but something was still not settling right for Monroe. One thing Monroe seeked more than anything was the attention of Mr. President, which she very well received. “Happy birthday Mr. President”, was Monroe's biggest secret. Following this seductive presentation, August 5,1962, came around and tragedy struck. The beloved woman was found dead, helpless, and naked. There have been many theories about what truly happened to Marilyn following that evening: She overdosed on sleeping pills due to her lack of sleep and outgoing lifestyle President Kennedy ...
The Death of Marilyn Monroe by Alyse Delcambre
On August 5, 1962, after many failed attempts to communicate with Marilyn Monroe through her bedroom door, an innocent house keeper, Eunice Murray, and psychiatrist, Ralph Greeson, kicked the barrier down and discovered her lifeless corpse lying face-down next to a scattered bottle of pills (Vultaggio). Eunice Murray explained “I was alarmed,” after noticing a telephone wire outside the door that was plugged in down the hall. Marilyn normally disconnected the phone at night so, as a result, Murray called Ralph Greenson who began to analyze Marilyn’s mechanism of injury that could have caused her death. (Youtube). A series of strange coincidences and lack of evidence have raised questions on how the famous American sex symbol actually died. However, to the disappointment of the unreasonably suspicious conspirators, the most logical explanation rejects dramatic fabrications of murder and suicide and confirms a more realist...