The Anomalous Moon

a reply to: seasonal

Not to mention help the OP...people are less quick to pounce if the info is concise and organized. Particularly important when discussing topic like this...moon anomaly discussions almost always tend to go south very quickly as it is.

www.lpi.usra.edu...

The image with frame number AS08-13-2332 at first glance appears to sho nothing of interest until we enhance it a bit and try to unearth its secrets

a reply to: lunarrover

It looks as if your moon has a serious case of ringworm.

a reply to: tigertatzen

This one can only go north it is undebunkable.


A mans gotta know his limitations.

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

I think it has the pox if I'm honest.

a reply to: lunarrover

Pox come from the inside. Is that what your alluding to?

Ringworm at least is external.

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

Tnere are a lot of holes in the moon especially on the top rear.

a reply to: lunarrover

"Top rear"? Is that moon speak?

Where would the top rear be?

Like the far side or what?

a reply to: TheAlleghenyGentleman

originally posted by: lunarrover
This image shows humboldt crater in an interesting way.

This image leans toward the moon being an alien construct.

Top rear

a reply to: lunarrover

Well, you've definitely got some good images here.

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Looking around in these images and found a flying saucer in a crater, even has a shadow under it and is elevated, maybe landing gear.

Um...ok, Jupiter 2 spotted

a reply to: tigertatzen

Very interesting.

They pose so many questions and they have pretty much changed the wa y I feel about the moon.

Aristarchus Crater

Crater?

Alien power plant?

NoCorruptionAllowed said to KansasGirl:
The images themselves should grab an interest in those who are interested enough to check them out. Just view them and zoom in and study them for awhile, which is what you have to do to become accustomed to really looking with a purpose. If people refuse to even do the basics then it probably isn't a subject they should spend time doing. Most of these images, if not all of them have anomalies all over the place. Some are quite glaringly visible and many more are more subtle but will begin to stand out when you get used to looking hard and seriously at them. Just having access to these is a huge gift by itself without the OP needing to do everything. That would be like you having your neighbor over for dinner and tell him/her they need to go buy all the groceries for it too and even cook it as well

KansasGirl replies:
Total and complete Thumbs down to you, man. You don't know that I DIDN'T do all you suggested....in fact, I did! That's what I meant about the minutes I can't get back. I spent a good 20+ minutes doing EXACTLY what you suggested, and I did not see any anomalies.

Which IS WHY I ASKED FOR SOME HELP AS TO CLUES ABOUT WHAT I SHOULD BE LOOKING FOR.

So stuff it, please. If this is a thread ONLY open to expert and experienced moon anomaly identifiers, then there should be a disclaimer. So sorry I offended your expert sensibilities with my plain dumb-dumb brain.

a reply to: lunarrover

That is a odd crater, have any idea for the cause of illumination?

AS08-12-2189

This is one of my favorite images. It is possible that Humboldt crater had a glass dome but was smashed some time in the moons billions of years history.

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a reply to: seasonal

Some believe it is a fusion reactor but who knows wtf any of it is.

In ref to the domes, I doubt ets are sunning themselves as the heat from the sun during the day would fry anything that moves at a guess id say they are used to transfer heat to the internals for some reason, just conjecture as we cant possibly know what anything on the moon is used for.

For those that would like to see the original image, that has not been heavily manipulated by someone with a photoshop program (pro tip: if you can't see it in the original, then it was not there to begin with):



AS08-12-2189

originally posted by: lunarrover

originally posted by: lunarrover
This is what NASA tell us the moon is

But really its.....

The top image is LCROCK

Ok now this I can see, the difference in images. That's pretty cool...thanks for posting it.

I'm a total novice at spotting anomalies... But this image comparison was cool.