NASA commemorates the 53rd anniversary of the first human landing on the Moon, which occurred on July 20, 1969. Despite the historical significance of the lunar landing, some individuals still consider it a conspiracy. Numerous prominent figures have criticized NASA, alleging that they have concealed the truth about the Moon. UFOlogist Bob Dean presented a set of pH๏τos at the Barcelona Exopolitics Summit on July 25, 2009, which he claimed NASA did not want the public to see.

Conspiracy theories emerged shortly after the news of the Moon landing broke. These theories ranged from the Moon landing being a hoax to the presence of aliens on the Moon. The cessation of Apollo missions in 1972 further fueled these conspiracies, allowing astronauts, military personnel, NASA employees, and others to discuss the mysteries surrounding the Moon.

Bob Dean, also known as Robert O. Dean, delivered several intriguing lectures, sharing a wealth of information not only about the Moon landings and Apollo missions but also corroborating testimonies from various whistleblowers. Dean’s credibility stems from his employment at NATO headquarters from 1963 to 1967. He served in the US Army from April 5, 1960, and participated in combat in Korea and Vietnam before retiring as a Command Sergeant Major on October 31, 1976.

During the Barcelona Exopolitics Summit, Dean unveiled a collection of remarkable images. He provided explanations about the Apollo missions and described the encounters of astronauts in unprecedented detail.

Among the images were pH๏τographs supposedly taken by the Apollo 12 mission astronauts, including one showing several hundred feet in diameter of mysterious spacecraft.

In his lecture, Dean recounted an incident on February 2, 1961, where a fleet of UFOs flew over large numbers of circular metallic crafts, causing a near-triggering of World War III. He stated that NATO initiated a three-year investigation into the UFOs to determine if they posed a military threat. Dean referred to a 1964 NATO report тιтled “AN ᴀssESSMENT,” which ᴀssessed the potential military threat to Allied forces in Europe. According to Dean, only 15 copies of this highly sensitive report were printed. It included extensive studies by atmospheric physicists, astronomers, astrophysicists, sociologists, historians, and theologians.

Dean ᴀsserted that the report indicated numerous cases of UFO landings, face-to-face encounters, and invitations to board alien ships. The report concluded that there was no apparent military threat because if extraterrestrials were hostile or malevolent, they could have eliminated humanity long ago. This conclusion aligns with the views expressed by Edgar Mitchell, who sent UFO-related emails to John Podesta and referred to extraterrestrial beings as “nonviolent.”

Dean further mentioned that experts in the report concluded that Earth and the human race had been under survey or observation for hundreds, if not thousands, of years by at least four different groups of extraterrestrials. He emphasized that the human race is a hybrid species and that an intimate interrelationship with advanced extraterrestrial intelligence has existed throughout human history.

Claiming that NASA deliberately withheld information, Dean used the acronym “Never A Straight Answer” to mock the agency. He alleged that NASA erased 40 rolls of film related to the Apollo Program, including images from lunar flights, orbits, and landings. Dean presented several images he claimed were captured by astronauts during their missions.

While Dean’s claims have faced criticism from skeptics, many people believe in his credibility and support his ᴀssertions. On October 11, 2018, at the age of 89, Bob Dean pᴀssed away in Tucson, Arizona.