Here's the deal folks. Seriously.
If you only see a pile of rocks, fine.
But if I told you all that this was a giant spoof - that the images posted above were taken in the early 1900's of an unknown dilapidated structure
in a mining town in southern Arizona that suffered an earthquake, you'd probably all take my word for it - curse me for trying to fool everyone - and
then tell me to go take a hike (in not so kind words).
BUT IT'S NOT --- it's from a photograph of the Moon that was taken 30+ years ago and has suffered mismanagement and generation loss (to some
degree).
The moment I (or anyone else) suggests it's on the Moon and Whoa! Now hold on! You better fly up there and bring back proof. Which leads me to
believe that the popularity of this website has attracted misinformation/disinformation, foggers, and distraction specialist who take about 10 seconds
before responding that what they are seeing is complete hogwash. Shame on those of you performing that service - get a life.
Try looking at my (and any other image 'proofs' all over this website) with open eyes and stop waiting for a picture of what you think a spaceship
or UFO looks like, or what you think a 'structure' (i.e. building) SHOULD look like (on the Moon or Mars).
Form follows function and we barely even made it to the Moon (disregarding other theories)... so none of us can even scratch the surface as to what
structure (the form of the function) would end up looking like if we don't have functions on the Moon. NASA is even having a hard time with that
right now and they are probably the world's expert on the topic.
If you're having a hard time getting over the fuzzy images, think of it as spy photos from the 60's. People made all kinds of life vs. death
decisions using the crappiest of photos back in the cold war. They learned how to recognize what objects were without having to rely on high contrast,
atmospherically hazed, perfectly developed photos.
Here are three definitions of structure:
1. The arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of something complex.
2. A building or other object constructed from several parts.
3. The quality of being organized.
Before some of you smarty pants out there run off and find me photos of Earth things that conform to those three definitions, try instead to one in a
photo on the Moon. Once you get used to the geology of the Moon (definitions 1 and 3), then you'll start seeing the objects that don't belong - just
like I did. But I'm sure most of you don't have the next 1000+ hours to devote to it like I did.
- Well, that kinda sounded like a rant, but don't take it that way.
P.S. Maybe I should change the book's title to read, "What did you expect? 7-Eleven?