The Secret Apollo 20 Mission That Found An Alien Spaceship On The Moon!

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 00:00:00 - 00:05:00A mysterious figure claims that a secret Apollo 20 mission was sent to the Moon's dark side to study an ancient alien spaceship, jointly operated by US and Soviet astronauts. The mission allegedly found a massive ancient city and a cigar-shaped spaceship on the Moon's surface, as well as footage of an alien woman, dubbed Mona Lisa, inside the crashed ship, which has been disputed as a hoax created by French sculptor Tiar Spth.See more00:00:00 In this section, a mysterious figure claims to have evidence of a secret Apollo 20 mission that was sent to the Moon to study an ancient alien spaceship. According to the anonymous source, the mission was jointly operated by US and Soviet astronauts, and was sent to the Moon's dark side to investigate alien structures found in earlier missions. The claim is supported by videos showing footage of an alleged alien woman, dubbed Mona Lisa, inside the spaceship, as well as images of a massive ancient city and a cigar-shaped spaceship on the Moon's surface.00:05:00 In this section, the transcript excerpt discusses the alleged Apollo 20 mission, which supposedly found an alien spaceship on the Moon. The video footage, which was released on YouTube, showed the interior of the crashed ship and the body of a young woman, named Mona Lisa, who was partially mummified and appeared to be locked into the spacecraft's controls. The video challenged the mainstream narrative that extraterrestrials do not exist, but the authenticity of the footage was later disputed, with some claiming that it was a hoax created by French sculptor Tiar Spth.

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