Is the Moon Inhabited?

I am not an expert and I entrust to all of you in order to try to understand what are these incredible traces on the Lunar surface.
These incredible “anomalous” traces are situated near the place of landing of Apollo 17 the last manned visit to the MOON.
At first sight they seem simple sligings of enormous stones, but if observed in the detail, these “objects” make maneuvers on on the hills that a simple “Rock” can’t make.
There are 3 path, 3 different “ways” at the end of which there are strange “rocks” that appear like “artifact” whit shadow or of geometric shape.
If there are here also skilled experts who can explain how can be obtained such amazing movements, I will be very pleasing.
Thanks




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Look by yourself on Google Moon....

Comments are welcome



Removed 'All Caps' from title

[edit on 3/9/09 by masqua]

THE ZOOM

This object it seems to be very large, metallic and that it is to climbing the cliff….

Sound interesting the photos i see here are not that great, got anything more?

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The real question is : are stones alive ?
en.wikipedia.org...

There is something strange going on. This is what the terrain looks like my computer (actually it looks the same on two of my computers).
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/0b950f4e6081.jpg[/atsimg]

Can you give us a wider angle view of the area from your computer?

[edit on 9/3/2009 by Phage]

IT IS A BUG FROM GOOGLE MARS!

SORRY!

HOWEVER IT IS REALLY STRANGE ANOMALY!

DON'T YOU THINK?

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Well, this is something that has been asked numerous times in the last 40 years or so. I really do not know the answer.

Personally, I think that at one point the moon was probably a part of the earth and most of the anomalies on the moon are probably remnants of that. However, that is just my personal hunch.

If you ever get a chance, look up the cleaved planet theory.

reply to post by Imagir

No. I don't think.
Since the boulder track is laid over the wrong elevation model it shows us absolutely nothing.

Nice try.

This is what i find on my Google Moon It is a bug?

reply to post by Imagir

No. Not a bug. It looks more like a hoax.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/a9036b943f16.png[/atsimg]

Why do you say so, Phage? On my Google Moon appear this image.
Why a hoax?
I dont want joke whit no one.

Why dont you clik on your orange dot of these image?
It say: "First look: Challenger at Taurus-Littrow".


[edit on 4-9-2009 by Imagir]

www.abovetopsecret.com...

My orange dot say: "This is one of the first images taken by LROC camera on board Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter which launched in June 2009".

This is what appear on my Google Moon.

May be a bug, but not an hoax.

I haven't understood yet what I should look at, could you please explain it better?

Thanks.

Edit: I understand it now.

I think they are just common rocks that rolled down hill (you can see that it's down hill if you activated the "terrain" option, as you did).

There are so many of those rolling rocks on these new photos from LROC that I stopped marking them on images I post.

[edit on 4/9/2009 by ArMaP]

reply to post by Imagir

Please accept my apologies then. I do not see that on my Google Earth and it also says that there are no updates available.

The anomalies you see are a result of the elevation model not aligning properly with the imagery. Similar things can be seen on Earth, for example a roadway on the side of a cliff or a river on the side of a valley.


For example:
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/4a8e90bf2c17.jpg[/atsimg]

[edit on 9/4/2009 by Phage]

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APOLOGIZE ACCEPTED, Phage.

Right ArMap.
But the really strange thing is that those "rocks" go up and come down from hills....
Is this possible on the Moon?

Look closer to the "rock" at the end of the red path... It seems metallic and geometric shape?

Zoom on the object (left view)


Climb from oder side (right view)

very interesting...Wish we had better pictures of the moon. That really annoys me how there is never not even color photos of our moon.

Originally posted by Imagir
Right ArMap.

But the really strange thing is that those "rocks" go up and come down from hills....
Is this possible on the Moon?

Well if you think gravity is the only force at work on the moon, then you would expect all rocks to roll downhill. But you would be wrong to expect that.

At least one other force is obvious from looking at the cratered surface of the moon, impacts.

I see no reason why an asteroid or meteorite impact on the moon couldn't cause some rocks to be propelled away from the impact point, in which case they could have enough momentum to roll uphill.

@Phage, maybe they just banked that road to assist with high speed turns (just kidding). It's a great example of what you're talking about.

[edit on 4-9-2009 by Arbitrageur]

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Thanks

Whatch this Sonfire

A Jose Escamilla film.

Colors on the Moon..... and other....

www.youtube.com...

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