Saturday, October 6, 2007

Ken Johnston Answers Commentors Questions


For the most part I have been researching material for another book, but I will be more vigilant in checking this Blog and responding.
My apology for not getting back and responding to some of your statements. For the most part, I appreciate your comments and agree that we need more of the “common” folks to tell their stories so that we can piece more of the puzzle together.
Now for “The Wizard of OZ” coming out behind the curtain. I wasn’t aware that the person questioning my "first hand experience" didn’t know how to type“Ken Johnston” into the Internet and find out about my entire history. However for the record; I am now 65years old. I hold a BS in Aerospace Engineering from Oklahoma City University and two advanced degrees from the Reformed Baptist Seminary, one in Theology and the other PhD in Metaphysics.
I worked at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX from 1966 through 1980 for several prime contractors. During the first half of the Apollo program I worked for the Grumman Aerospace Corp. as a Consultant Pilot and Astronaut Liaison officer. I substituted for the Astronauts during over 3,000 hours at the controls of the Lunar Module space craft. There were 5 of us with Grumman that were the test pilots on the LM. One of us had to be in the spacecraft at all times when there was an astronaut present to answer any questions they might have and to help teach them how to fly it. The five of us went through the same training that the Astronauts had including physical fitness, zero-g training, avionics, propulsion, astronautics, etc.
After the Apollo 11 landing on the Moon most of us engineers with Grumman got (RIF) laid off so I moved over to the Lunar Receiving Laboratory where I became the Manager of the Data and Photo Control department which put me in control of all mission photography,which is how I managed to be able to get a set of pictures donated to my Alma mater. Later I worked on the Shuttle Space Suit assembly as an engineer and test subject where I flew hundreds of parabolas in NASA’s KC-135, also known as the “Vomit Comet”. I have done vacuum chamber tests and underwater Zero-G tests. While in the USMC I flew faster than twice the speed of sound in the F-4 Phantom back in 1964. I have flown at over 60,000 feet altitude and know what it is like to be up where the air is really thin. Later I worked for Martin Marietta at Vandenberg AFB during the construction of the Shuttle Launch facility called “Slick 6”. In 1984 I went to work for the Boeing Company where I retired in 1998 as a Boeing 737 Flight Instructor.
So I hope this answers some of the questions regarding my first hand experience. I am new to blogging and as a rule I am not much of a computer expert in getting in and out of the blog’s. I hope you will excuse my faults and I will try to be more responsive in the future. Keep up the good work.

9 comments:

  1. Since Ken worked at the LRL, he'd be in an excellent position to either confirm or quash the claim made in this book that the technology of an extinct civilisation, as well as rocks, was brought back from the Moon.

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  2. Yeah, 'cause I'm sure they'd bring anything of a high security nature right to the LRL for the public to see. Please.

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  3. All the lunar photos in our book were obtained by scanning from the earliest possible generation analog negatives, and in some cases first generation prints made from first generation negatives that were actually returned from the Moon.

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  4. Stone skulls and other stranger looking objects strewn about on Mars and other planets can be produced by electrical arc machining. During this process, massive corona currents will carve geologic features while the intense fields pull the debris into space. (That is why Martian "meteorites can end up on Earth.) Even features as large as Valles Marineris demonstrate properties of having been electrically machined, as opposed to "tidal" effects. The dendritic fingers characteristic of Lichtenburg figures
    make up the so-called "erosion" or "tributaries". These figures are identical to the patterns produced by lightning strikes in soil. Also, the canyon floors are essentially flat, unlike canyons carved out by rivers. They were cut smooth by arcing.
    Tornados romping about on a planet with virtually no atmosphere are also clues to cosmic Birkland currents providing the motive electric force.
    Don't waste time mapping "artifacts."
    Rather, map the Birkland currents and the "Z" pinch constrictions that precipitate stars and planets. These are the arteries and the life blood of the Universe.
    "Big-Bang" is ONE of the biggest hoaxes ever perpetrated on mankind.
    It is based on misunderstanding the cause of redshift and ignoring the physical connections between galaxies that have largely different red-shifts and are therefore falsely assumed to be seperated by immense distances.
    They are instead caused by daughter galaxies being ejected from parent galaxies at high speed due to the excessive internal stresses caused by the repulsive forces of like polarity charges.
    I am a "Big Bang denier".
    I am a "global warming denier" and I seek to enlarge my "carbon footprint".

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  5. .... the Alex Jones school of thought - it's all just laid at the feet of "the" government .....

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    .... to conceal the fingerprints of financial supremacists (elitists) .....


    * Alex Jones may paddle a leaky canoe, but as far as I've seen, he does not simply blame "the" govt.

    To my knowledge, he mainly points to 'elitists' such as the bilderberger crowd Even there, the topmost players probably dont attend, I think.
    I read the other day that A J is careful to avoid blaming certain parties for anything at all.

    Henry at the Grove? So what? He has a closet just for all his hats.

    -unipax

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  6. We, in Brazil, are following comments with very much attention.
    As I said to Mr. Bara, by e-mail.
    Jose Americo

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  7. ken, Remember me? Gary's friend Beverly Bevington?
    Want to hear what everyone is doing. b.bevington

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