La Música de las Naves - La Aurora, Daymán 8/9/82 (R.O.U.)

Descargar/Escuchar Audio Cassette Original: https://bit.ly/2Fk2xSV Indice por minutos: https://goo.gl/GRfE29 Ver fotografía del Cassette: https://goo.gl/tRKYNG "La Música de las Naves" es una cinta de audio grabada en 1982 por ex astronautas de NASA en la Estancia "La Aurora" de Uruguay (lugar madre del contacto extraterrestre), con un aparato muy sofisticado para captar lo "no audible". Como agradecimiento los norteamericanos le dejan una copia al estanciero dueño de la propiedad y a la cual pude acceder gracias a "Claudio" y a Edgardo Marranti. La Aurora - Daymán 8/9/82 (R.O.U) Grabaciones obtenidas de diferentes naves y diferentes formas electromagnéticas en el bosque, en el ombú, luego cerca de asentamiento. Día 8/9/82. J. Irwin de la Apolo XV, Armstrong y Buzos. "Sabemos que Dios nos llama para servirlo" A la memoria de nuestra amiga "Ana" Descargar este audio: https://goo.gl/8GPqKK LOS INFORMES DE MARIO (Formas de Contacto) https://linktr.ee/losinformesdemario correo: [email protected]

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