Farewell, Captain Mitchell, most paranormal of astronauts. The world is poorer for your absence.

>>17324880
Yeah too bad he had to try and pimp out the last remnants of his dignity to people like Art Bell and RCH to try and stop his house being sold from under him

The guy had such a shitty pension from NASA that he was broke in retirement. He was even selling off bits and pieces that he had kept from the flights as mementos.

The stuff he said interested me, but I cant help wonder if his sudden loss of reticence was motivated by him being broke. Previously he wouldn't talk about any of that stuff.

I know he was legit interested in some paranormal stuff. He was a member of that institute I can't remember the name of, so I'm not calling that into question. Just some of the stuff he said directly about aliens, what the agency knew about them etc. Made me wonder if he was selling something.

>>17323590
Which studio was he filmed in? He's landing scene that is...

>>17324901
That any of these guys could fall to such a state is a travesty.

One of the few astronauts who spoke publicly and openly on the subject of Aliens and UFO's. He was a true believer of /x/, and even founded the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a group dedicated to all things spoopy.

http://www.noetic.org/directory/person/edgar-mitchell

RIP, Spaceman. Thanks for giving us the childhood dream that we may ourselves one day walk on the moon.

Houston.. Edgar is go, I repeat, Edgar is go.

>>17324901
COINTELIPRO pls go.