Object moves on the moon

What the heck is it? Is there wind on the moon? Could be alien technology? Weird. :laugh:

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Maybe they we're just playing football, who knows?

Pretty impressive to say the least.

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Very strange. That thing casts quite a long shadow relative to its surroundings. I wonder where these pics came from, someones vivid imagination perhaps? If these are legit, then holy crap! What the heck is it?

Originally posted by Italiano
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It works for me.

I've seen them around before. Different sites. No one knows what it is.

unavailable to me as well.........................


maybe because Italiano and I share a birthday we are not allowed to see it

It would be best to provide another source as geocities accounts drain fast form high transfer.

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More stuff like the Mars face and pyramid:

www.metaresearch.org...

I tell you that face is artificial and VERY old. So of course it will look crappy!




[edit on 3-7-2005 by meshuggah1324]

This is no mystery.

Moving rock on earth; www.terragalleria.com...
Death Valley
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Links to more moving rocks; www.online.no...

The moving rocks on the moon move the same way as those of earth, except for the wind. The ground on the moon must sometimes shake a bit.

From the link the orginal poster provided I have these comments;
> THE PRINT DOESN'T CORRESPOND TO THE VISIBLE TOP PART OF THE MOVING OBJECT.

Of corse not! It is not rolling, but wagging like the moving rocks on earth.

> The only cyclic trace is constituted by an hole (red point). But the environment of this hole (green point) is clearly not repetitive.

One can clearly see that they have ignored several holes (both marked green and red). This is something they have invented just to 'prove' that the object is a construction of aliens or something. Dismissed.

> an flat ovoid like a "smartie". This form is incompatible with a rotation.

On earth perhaps. On the moon? The moon is different and it obvious can move...

> If we look closely the moving object, we can see that it is in part symetric and has a complex form.

I can not see any complex form. Rocks come in many shapes and the picture is not clear enough to see its exact shape.

> CONCLUSION
> It is not a rock but a moving object, which moves and digs at the same time.

Oh, so it suddenly digs too? Where do they got that from? On the pics one can only see the tracks from the movement, not any dig holes.
My conclusion is that it is a rock and thus this fantasy is debunked.





[edit on 4-7-2005 by Ghaele]

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Originally posted by Ghaele
The moving rocks on the moon move the same way as those of earth, except for the wind. The ground on the moon must sometimes shake a bit.

Why must it sometimes "shake a bit"???

Your theory that its similar like the moving rocks is interesting, but I dont think it fit the pattern. It doesnt look like its "sliding" like your pictures, with all those assymetrical depresions (or however you spell it).

It looks like its tumbling (rolling around), but if its upwards that indeed doesnt make sense either.

[edit on 10-7-2005 by merka]

How do rocks move even on earth?

From vibration like the little men in one of those cheap tabletop football games.

Don't forget that there is little or no erosion on the surface of the moon.

Could it be impact debris from a small asteroid/meteor? Do meteors burn up as they get close to the moon? Could one survive the impact with the surface enough so that it shatters on impact, making a chunk of it roll through the dust?

Good find.

Originally posted by Irma
Don't forget that there is little or no erosion on the surface of the moon.

Could it be impact debris from a small asteroid/meteor? Do meteors burn up as they get close to the moon? Could one survive the impact with the surface enough so that it shatters on impact, making a chunk of it roll through the dust?

Good find.

Exactly what I thought, could be an ET machine that was drilling in the crater, couldnt find anything more and moved on. We shall never know for sure.

My opinion is that it is just a shallow angle asteroid impact, bounced/rolled for a bit then stopped.

Originally posted by Zanzibar
Exactly what I thought, could be an ET machine that was drilling in the crater, couldnt find anything more and moved on. We shall never know for sure.

Except when we colonise the place of course

What is it? I cannot see anything from the first link?!

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