Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - Will we finally see the Moon Base?

reply to post by mystr

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LISTEN he claimed the LRO pics were no better than a polaroid so let him prove it or YOU if you think you can.
Its ok for YOU guys to insult the people behind these missions BUT like little kids you cant take it yourself!

I gave him a chance to prove his point using his LOGIC which is obviously flawed EVEN you could see that, is that why you jumped to his defence

There is a new image from LRO, Highlands Boundary Near Mare Frigoris.

Sorry for the short post.

reply to post by ArMaP


Does it show a Moon base or mine?

If not I'll be back later

reply to post by zorgon

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No Moon base or mine that I could see, on that photo or on this one, released today.

Maybe you can ask super70 to look at the photos, if there is anything in those photos I am sure he will find it.

reply to post by ArMaP


Good Idea Share the work load

I am way behind in my work as it is... I am sure they will pop up...

But it would be cool if tha ArMaP guy would find one

I can see the headlines...

"ArMaP discovers Base on the Moon"

Bet that thread would break records

reply to post by zorgon

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Who knows, maybe it will happen.

I would flag that thread.

I think I will have another look at those TIFF files...

Well, not really a Moon base or a mine, but maybe Apollo 20.



Probably just another rock.

If that is a rock... so are the other Apollo pics

But I like it Its round and shiny... worth saving... maybe its an old Russian thingy.

I suppose others have mentioned that it's shadow appears to be cone shaped like the upper part of a rocket. It's straight up as well. Another would be the size.......So, why would a base look like a rocket as if it landed like our old cartoon versions? Some alleged alien or whomevers bases have been said to be cone shaped as well?

reply to post by zorgon

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Genetic fallacy.

The object being a rock does not mean the Apollo lz images show rocks. This object has no context while the Apollo images do.

Because the images of the Apollo landers have a similar appearance, does not make the rock a spacecraft. The Apollo landers are identifiable by their context. This object is not.

[edit on 7/29/2009 by Phage]

Dont worry some UFO site on the net will report that as a 2-3 mile high tower with a 5 mile shadow

Then again it could be that huge alien in his jumpsuit seen from above maybe he forgot were he parked his Los Angles sized spaceship

[edit on 2-8-2009 by wmd_2008]

Was on the Arizona site, using their viewer.

jpip//hijpip.hinet.lpl.arizona.edu:8064/PDS/EXTRAS/RDR/PSP/ORB_009300_009399/PSP_009342_1725_RE.NOMAPJP2


Looked at this grouping around this pixel location,15120, 34630. While odd, nothing breathtaking. But one oddity may beget others and so these are in the same environ.
Pixel 15060, 34144 and 14824, 34745.

I do not know how to transfer info in ANY form other than providing the link and observation points. If anyone cares to I'd be thankful.

THese do appear to have an artificiality. If posted before this is an honest mistake. While I have lurked here for some time, I have no doubt I've missed much but regretfully.

Fantastic idea I mean that one looks so much better that the Apollo stuff they showed

I will go post it right now

reply to post by largo

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Did you miss that this thread is about the Moon and not Mars? Specifically the LRO.

reply to post by largo

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I don't know if that photo was posted before (I haven't seen it yet), but you made at least one mistake: this thread is about the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, not Mars.

And Welcome to ATS.

reply to post by ArMaP


Hmmm sloppy work... posting a cool anomaly without providing linky

Tsk tsk tsk...

reply to post by largo

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This is the right thread for your post.

See you there.

reply to post by zorgon

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And you only noticed it now?

Tsk tsk tsk...

It's from the "Terraced Wall of Bürg Crater" photo, photo nacl00000e09.

Hey cut me some slack been busy

reply to post by ArMaP

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Nice find ArMap and thanks for update.

A couple more “rock outcrops” as they are called: