great pictures!
I'll be looking at them very closely...

What makes us believe in the things we do?
Why close the mind to the possibility of something amazing?
Its clear in some of the pictures the sign of anomalous regularity, straight shadows, odd spires, strange domes...
Sure we can argue all day that its some kind of natural phenomena, its also a valid point of view, but the signs are there!

Never let belief get in the way of the knowledge of the Symbolic Universe!
Life is the norm in the universe, not the exception!
Imagine all the diversity of forms and diversity adapted to exist in this planet, well, its the same thing out side, life adapts to ANY condition, we are just learning that as a race, this section of the Universe is just another part of the fractal puzzle of infinity.

The effort put in analyzing those pictures and the awe of finding anomalous regularities is well worth it, many wont even consider it because they know defacto that there is nothing there, when really there is, They count on US not doing anything...

Here is the most intresting image ive found so far!

So when NASA published pictures of Mars with red skies and acrid, lifeless, panorama, conspiracy theorists scream "Fake!!! Those can't be real!!: Coverup!!! "

When Nasa published pictures of volcano laden lava strewn Venus conspiracy theorists scream "Fake!!! Those can't be real!! Coverup!!! "

And when Nasa published beautiful flawless close up pictures of Saturn conspiracy theorists scream "Fake!!! Those can't be real!!: CGI!!! Coverup!!! "

But...

When Nasa (an agency whom the conspiracy theorists utterly despise) published photos that have only an inconclusive and obscure elements that points to the unlikely, improbable and illogical suggestion to support the conspiracy theorists' mental inclination towards anything extraterestrial in published NASA photos, suddenly the conspiracy theorists clamor in an orgy of senseless excitement?

WTF?

And why does the OP get ALL the compliments? Where did the photos come from?

NASA.

Who took the pictures?

NASA

Who did all the hard work in aquiring the photos?

NASA

Who published the photos so conspiracy theorists can ogle over them for imaginary aliens and alien structures?

NASA

The OP just put a spin on the explanation of NASA's photos. The OP made fantastical and imaginary claims and false deviations from NASA's official explanations, while at the same time stealing the limelight deserved rightfully to NASA alone in a display of exaggerated self-assertion and chest thumping :"Look I discovered all these alien structures that NASA was too lazy to censor. Me da man!"

Oh and one more thing. If there was a coverup OF ANYTHING world-shaking that undermines NASA's existence in these photos they wouldn't have published it at all to the public domain. They wouldn't have airbrushed it so obviously as to put a red flag to attract the attention of every conspiracy theorists on the planet.

They would simply NOT publish it. Why would they take the chance of being found out that they were allegedly lying? Why spend the extra money, time and resources just to raise unwanted suspicion?


So put down Hoaglands Dark Mission book and sing your praises to NASA. The next time you ogle over NASA pictures for pesky aliens and ubiquitous alien structures, think about the men and women of NASA who worked tirelessly day and night so conspiracy theorists can call them liars and falsely accuse them of covering up. Without them these threads simply wouldn't exist.

Have a good day...

[edit on 19-8-2008 by AntisepticSkeptic]

I truly believe that there is structures on the moon. And those photos definitely prove it. There's no way natural structures can shape a tower like what has been shown.

I'm a big follower of John Lear, and I honestly do believe that there's alien technology and structures on the moon.

Just another thing NASA is attempting to hide. But it's obvious through these photos that something's up there. I don't think I'll be looking at the moon the same way again. lol.

There is OBVIOUSLY life out there, beyond our planet. Life even exists on Mars to a certain degree. If there's water, there is a 100% chance of organisms. Meaning: Life.

However, in these photos of the moon (and Mars too) we see what we want to see.

In these photos, there is nothing. Sorry.

Everyone on this site (for the most part) wants to believe in UFOs/Aliens/Conspiracy Theories so bad that they won't look at anything rationally. This is actually a psychological phenomenon known as "The Expectancy Bias". You look at something expecting to find what you're looking for. Quite unscientific and contrary to the site's motto.

When I first started reading ATS years ago I looked at a lot of things and believed them simply because everyone here tries to sound so smart. Well, the more and more I read threads like this and the longer and longer I wait for something to happen the weaker and weaker the will of the conspiracy theorist in me to live becomes.

I want aliens to appear just as bad as the rest of you, but the truth is looking at grainy images with no frame of reference taken by an orbiter older than poster on this website is not going to prove anything.

The Expectancy Bias lives on.

Some of these pics are really spectacular, especially the ones with the spires and the one showing the tracks. A couple I had to squint my eyes and and twist my head and look hard and long, but I finally seen how that could have been made out. The one most conclusive is the one with the tower. That photo is very pronounced and damning for saying that their was never life on the moon. It was obviously a building of some sort.

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Originally posted by grayshot
I truly believe that there is structures on the moon. And those photos definitely prove it. There's no way natural structures can shape a tower like what has been shown.

You shot yourself in the foot the moment you stated "I truly believe".

Belief is not proof, and neither are these photos. Glad you admitted your belief, but just leave it at that.

The spires are more than likely shadows of geological structures due to the angle of the light source (sun).

Because of the high contrast and blown highlights of most of the images it creates the illusion that these black triangle "spires" are actually structures when in reality the structures are at the base of the spires.

You can clearly see what I mean in this image.



The tower is still interesting, I cannot find an explanation for that image.

Originally posted by TruthTellist
What is your problem?

Are you just pretending to besmirch the reputation of the rest of the skeptics on this site?

Because you are doing a good job if you are.

[edit on 19-8-2008 by TruthTellist]

Nupe. Just thinking critically as a skeptic does. If you read some posts in here you can see that some are thinking critically and are not buying the OPs fantasy and parallels my assertions.

So no, I am skeptical of your skepticism towards my skepticism.

[edit on 19-8-2008 by AntisepticSkeptic]