I filmed something weird on the moon

a reply to: egidio88

Don't worry you're not seeing things. According to this recently released whistleblower info there are many current human, ancient human, hominid from other systems and ET bases on the dark side of the moon:

a reply to: PlanetXisHERE

Shame it's not on the "dark side of the moon", this is evidenced by the fact that we can see it from earth, obviously. And there is no such thing as a dark side of the moon.

Carry on

a reply to: wmd_2008

I would have thought this explanation was pretty obvious?

Nice work either way.

This "thing" is huge and very amazing.
Seems circular in its shape with two protuberances on tail.

a reply to: HUGOH

That 'thing' you're talking about is a hill...Or the Planet Express ship.

originally posted by: wildespace
I'm still siding with shadows on the distant hills.

I'm trying to think why would have they disappeared, and that may have been due to the "rising" Sun hiding the shadows from the view and illuminating those hills more fully.

There's also a chance that this was one of those things called Transient Lunar Phenomena, which is a large variety of brief and poorly-explained (or unexplained at all) phenomena observed on the lunar surface or just above it. Your "black spheres" could have been an outgassing of some kind, dust lifted by an electrostatic charge, a result of an impact, or something else purely natural.

Of course, for many people it's very appealing to think this was an alien ship

I didn't even think about a momentary anonamly like an impact! That would be an awesome possibility and explain why it wasn't highlighted by the sun and why it shortly disappeared!

originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
a reply to: egidio88

Don't worry you're not seeing things. According to this recently released whistleblower info there are many current human, ancient human, hominid from other systems and ET bases on the dark side of the moon:

There YOU go yet again there ISN'T a dark side there is a FAR side and it does get sunlight and has been photographed in detail

LEARN how to use this and show us your bases LRO MAP

originally posted by: Stngray
This is BS. Not shot through an earth-bound telescope.

I don't see what the OP is talking about but being an avid scope user I can tell you that what is filmed here is easily seen on most clear nights. I get incredibly detailed moon crater views with my Celestron NexStar SE. Not unusual.

a reply to: RoyBatty

lol guys, i don't wanna be an asshole, but how can't u see it if i even made little tiny red dots on the SPHERE STUCTURE thing im talking about? are u even looking at my posts?!

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a reply to: egidio88

I see what may potentially be blurry photograph artifacts or misinterpreted natural formations. I'm not doubting what you saw live, but here, on these photos, it's like seeing bunnies in the clouds IMHO.

originally posted by: egidio88
a reply to: Liquesence

are you kidding me? did u ever use an actual telescope? i have a 12" dobsonian, 305mm aperture, 1500mm focal lenght! I was using a powermate 5x so the total lenght was 7500mm, i was observing with a 14mm eyepiece, so 535x of magnification. It was a miracle just helding the cellphone by the eyepiece with such magnification. EDUCATE YOURSELF.

I even did the impossible after that, i put the powermate 5x inside the barlow 2x, so the magnification was even higher, it was a pain in the ass to achieve the focus but I made it. Wish you saw it too, guys.

Love to see your set up!
However this looks a lot like shadow play across a crater???

The spheres are friendly, no worries.

a reply to: egidio88

Yeah....I`m seeing it.
The light part might be a crater but yes, I`m seeing the spherical shape you`re talking about.

originally posted by: AshFan
The spheres are friendly, no worries.

Or are they?

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
a reply to: HUGOH

That 'thing' you're talking about is a hill...Or the Planet Express ship.

wow! What kind of Hills grow on your moon?

a reply to: abeverage

mine:

this is a buddy of mine with his 16" (he is 1.93m)



moon pics with his setup (very powerful ccd camera):

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a reply to: egidio88


Very nice images indeed from that 16" scope it's good what can be achieved with stacking and you must admit far greater resolution than your video/still frames.

a reply to: wmd_2008

lol? there's no need to admit it, i was using a cellphone xD

he made this with a smaller telescope, but with higher focal lenght etc:

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a reply to: egidio88


Well if you take that into account there is nothing unusual in your image its all due to poor quality that's what I mean.