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Topic started on 18-9-2006 @ 08:55 PM by SkepticOverlord
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Okay, I can't stop dwelling on this damn image.
Springer and I helped prepare 5 high-res photos of the massive Copernicus lunar
crater in this thread:
John Lear's Moon Pictures on ATS
In the course of discussion and the search for small oddities, I think something massive may have been overlooked in this image:
Copernicus2-full.gif (6.2 meg)
Copernicus2-medium.gif (900 kb)
Is it me or...
does that look exactly like a strip mining operation?
Am I crazy?
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:00 PM by johnlear
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Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
 Okay, I can't stop dwelling on this damn image.
Springer and I helped prepare 5 high-res photos of the massive Copernicus lunar
crater in this thread:
John Lear's Moon Pictures on ATS
In the course of discussion and the search for small oddities, I think something massive may have been overlooked in this image:
Copernicus2-full.gif (6.2 meg)
Copernicus2-medium.gif (900 kb)
Is it me or...
does that look exactly like a strip mining operation?
Am I crazy? 
No your not. Somebody is eventually going to come acroos some other indications of a full fledged mining operation which, at the time of the
photograph, in 1966, was in full operation.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:01 PM by SkepticOverlord
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An alternate angle from a photo on the Wiki article seems to show the same attributes of the area:
en.wikipedia.org...:Copernicus.gif
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:06 PM by marg6043
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1966 but who could have been mining at that time, and can this pictures just show an area that has been like that for longer than 40 years?
Perhaps ancient mining area?
I am wondering if this pictures are truly real.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:11 PM by Mcphisto
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Originally posted by johnlear
No your not. Somebody is eventually going to come acroos some other indications of a full fledged mining operation which, at the time of the
photograph, in 1966, was in full operation. 
It does look like an open-cast mining operation. Not to say it doesnt also look alot like a rocky outcrop!
Is this picture from the dark side of the moon? Outerwise how could you possibly expect people to believe that this was a 'working' mine in 1966
and not for people to know about it?
And if it is from the dark side, why cant we just as easily get photo's of the 7 mile high buildings you say are there, or for that matter any
buildings? And I dont mean what could be-lookslike-10000yr old-ex pyramids either.
McP
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:12 PM by SkepticOverlord
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Originally posted by marg6043
I am wondering if this pictures are truly real. 
The source is NASA.
And with the Wiki image, we now have two different images, from different angles, through different sources, showing the same "strip-mine-like"
attributes.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:15 PM by marg6043
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Thanks for the clarification of the images.
Is truly fascinating, but I still believe that it can be an ancient site of some mining operations way before our time in earth perhaps.
It if was 1966 how come Is not roads or anything left behind?
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:25 PM by johnlear
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Originally posted by marg6043
 Thanks for the clarification of the images.
Is truly fascinating, but I still believe that it can be an ancient site of some mining operations way before our time in earth perhaps.
It if was 1966 how come Is not roads or anything left behind? 
Ask yourself (or ask somebody) what would be the indications if this mine was in full operation? Clouds of dust? Would there be huge piles of sloping
overburden? Would there be cranes of any sort? Would there be refining facilities and if there were what would be the indications of refinement
facilities? Would there be tanks containing chemicals? Would chemical reactions cause vapor to rise or fall from the top of these tanks depending on
their specific gravity? Oops, never mind, there can't be any vapor on the moon, its a vacuum.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:34 PM by mikesingh
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I do not think its a mining op of any kind. A mine needs to have trackways along the sides for mechanical devices to go into the dug-outs to scoop out
soil.
I don't see any indications of such tracks. Or how is the soil being scooped out from the bottom? This is just a meteor which has smashed to dust on
the surface.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:35 PM by SearchEngine
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Mr. Lear
Well, not if they're mining Ilminite. Oxygen can be extracted
by chemical process or I also heard extreme heat.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:44 PM by kinglizard
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Just curious and hoping someone could answer this question. What could they be mining on the moon that they couldn’t mine on earth for 1/1000 the
cost?
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:44 PM by marg6043
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Could the operations be underground?
But back in the 60s did the US had such technology as to make possible to mine in the moon?
Or to build facilities underground.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:47 PM by SteveR
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The mining operations may explain the fluctuating gravity field that scientists can't explain.
 A gravity map of the moon, courtesy of CDDISA, NASA. Red areas show location of the Mascons (Mass Concentrations) - unexplained areas of higher
gravity which cause spacecraft orbiting the moon to "dip" towards the surface.
www.mufor.org...
Anyway, real glad to see this being taken seriously on ATS.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:48 PM by SteveR
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Originally posted by kinglizard
Just curious and hoping someone could answer this question. What could they be mining on the moon that they couldn’t mine on earth for 1/1000 the
cost? 
Helium3.
ATS Google Search
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:53 PM by marg6043
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johnlear
I love conspiracies and these pictures sure make a heck of a good one. I agree with your post about the moon be the way it is it will be easier to hid
it.
But the pictures look too clean for the mining to still be operational unless is something missing from the picture, perhaps careful coverage.
But will NASA be showing these pictures if it was something of importance in the moon that needed be hidden?
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:56 PM by kinglizard
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Originally posted by SteveR
Helium3.

I see, thanks Steve.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:57 PM by justgeneric
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Can't recall how to post a pic inline...
EXTERNAL IMAGE Mineral mine
And a former coal strip mine I believe??
IMAGE
There are quite a few similarities it seems. Kinda interesting.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 09:59 PM by SteveR
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Originally posted by marg6043
But will NASA be showing these pictures if it was something of importance in the moon that needed be hidden?

Well, technically.. NASA isn't showing the pictures. It's not like these are publicized ones. Remember only a few from the apollo catalog (another
thread) was ever used by NASA in the media.
NASA puts these on some obscure place on it's website to fulfill it's taxpayer service.. the pictures aren't so damning that they need to be burnt
(unlike alot of others unfortunately). The vast majority of people have never seen these images before. I beleive Jra is the only guy who claimed
to.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 10:00 PM by DimensionalDetective
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Originally posted by kinglizard
Just curious and hoping someone could answer this question. What could they be mining on the moon that they couldn’t mine on earth for 1/1000 the
cost? 
Playing devils advocate, what if the 'they' who possibly created this are not from earth? I'll probably get flamed for that, but I tend to agree
with Mr. Lear that a ton of stuff has been being suppressed about what is actually on the moon. I believe some of NASA's airbrushers may have retired
early due to carpal-tunnel.
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reply posted on 18-9-2006 @ 10:01 PM by marg6043
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Originally posted by SteveR
Well, technically.. NASA isn't showing the pictures. 
Thanks for that info I was not aware of that, so yes a heck of a conspiracy with these pictures.
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