Brief
John Brandenberg
The claims the writer was given for John Brandenberg, in the order they were given.
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Carl Sagan told John Brandenberg regarding Brandenberg's work on Cydonia that the question is not whether he is right or wrong, and that he is not even in the conversation.
““The question is not whether you are right or wrong, sir. You are not even in the conversation.”—Dr. Carl Sagan to Dr. John Brandenburg, regarding Brandenburg’s work on Cydonia.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch10:95-264 testimony first hand
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The 1997-11 meeting between Society for Planetary SETI Research (SPSR) and Carl Pilcher was attended by Stanley V. McDaniel, Mark Carlotto, and John Brandenberg among others.
“At the meeting, which was attended by McDaniel, Carlotto and Brandenberg among others, Pilcher feigned interest and promised that Cydonia would be imaged at every opportunity during the “science mapping phase” of the mission.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch13:2394-2611 observation
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) asked John Brandenberg, an old colleague of Richard C. Hoagland's from the early independent Mars investigations, to present the Clementine camera a second time to Jet Propulsion Laboratory's (JPL) open bidding process for the Mars Global Surveyor camera contract.
“So NASA asked Dr. John Brandenberg, an old colleague of Hoagland’s from the early independent Mars investigations, to present the camera a second time to JPL’s open bidding process.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch13:843-1016 observation
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Carl Sagan eventually gave up trying to get Louis Friedman to look at the Cydonia images, and told John Brandenberg and David Webb he would deny the meeting took place if he were ever asked about it.
“Sagan eventually gave up trying to get Friedman to look, and then told Brandenburg and Webb that he would deny the meeting took place if he were ever asked about it.”
Dark Mission 2010-07-22 ch14:37597-37759 testimony second hand
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Some former NASA whistleblowers, including Dr. John Brandenburg, have suggested or implied that the true intentions of certain NASA missions, such as the Clementine mission, differed from what was publicly stated.
“We have some whistleblowers who've previously worked for NASA who suggest or imply that the intentions of certain missions like the Clementine mission was different from what was publicly stated. And for example, Dr. John Brandenburg.”
What Did Apollo Astronauts Really See on the Moon? | Reality Check with Ross Coulthart 2026-08-10 00:08:57.9-00:09:11.6 hearsay second hand