For thousands of years, the Moon has been surrounded by strange beliefs, unexplained phenomena and forgotten rituals. What if some of them were based on something real? Ancient manuscripts, mysterious metal spoons, secret societies, strange experiments, Cold War programmes, Soviet archives and the Lunokhod missions... For nearly ten years, Mircea Drăghescu followed a trail of clues scattered across centuries and continents. What began as an investigation into old lunar beliefs gradually revealed something far more disturbing. Again and again, the same patterns appeared, the same numbers, the same materials, the same celestial cycles and the same obsession with choosing precisely the right moment. Some dismissed it as superstition. Others appear to have taken it very seriously. Why did ancient traditions preserve such remarkably similar practices? Why did researchers on both sides of the Iron Curtain investigate strange periods of heightened human perception? And what exactly were they hoping to discover? Lunar Waves follows the forgotten trail of a mystery that may be far older, and far more important, than anyone suspected. What if the ancients knew something we have forgotten?