I suppose I should also post those anomalous flashes which were spotted coming from a crater in the top left corner of the video:
No flash:
Flash!:
No flash:
Flash again!:
No flash:
Flash Again!:
These images are cropped form a larger one, that is why the flashes from the top-left now appear in the center of the cropped images. Here is where
they are from on the larger image (and where the flashes can be spotted in the video):
Here is the video - The anomalous flashes occur at the very start - look at the top left:
Two things I noticed about the 'flashes' is that they 'flashed' when the camera moved closer to the moon frame by frame.
Second thing I noticed is the flashes were yellow inside a red zone suggesting that they were cooler than the surroundings so if there is something
there (doubtful) whatever it is, it's 'flashing' colder than it's surroundings.
Perhaps ET got the last laugh after all? From what I could see, (very little) there was no explosion whatsoever! I guess all we can do is wait
to see what kind of data NASA coats with sugar and expects us to swallow.
Two things I noticed about the 'flashes' is that they 'flashed' when the camera moved closer to the moon frame by frame.
Second thing I noticed is the flashes were yellow inside a red zone suggesting that they were cooler than the surroundings so if there is something
there (doubtful) whatever it is, it's 'flashing' colder than it's surroundings.
Hi Chadwickus
I was thinking that it might of been continuous beam. you mentioned you can notice a flash with each closer frame thus making it look like a flash
.
Interesting that it was not there all the time.
One of the arguments for the moon hoaxes was that the lunar dune buggy "Shouldn't" have thrown up moon dust while driving because the moon isn't
meant to have an atmosphere to carry the dust.
Could this have anything to do with no plume or bugger all plume?
Originally posted by ocker
Hi Mate
the only impacts are on the star gazers. sore necks and strained eyes
LOL Yeah! If you have Foxtel, they have periodic updates on Sky News. The scientist guy on there is saying that this unpredictable result is
exciting...
Hi Ocker
Take a look at the end in the control room one guy couldn't wait to get home he packed his bags and run. Doesn't look so good on the enthusiasm
front or perhaps NASA doesn't pay over time.
MJ2
Did anyone notice the behavior of the guy in the black shirt and khaki pants? He appears to be in quite a hurry to pack up and leave while everyone
else is celebrating. The guy in the red shirt attempts to give him a "high five" and he appears to say something to him and does not reciprocate. He
packs up the rest of his belongings and exits the room. Just thought it was odd.
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From what I could see, (very little) there was no explosion whatsoever! I guess all we can do is wait
to see what kind of data NASA coats with sugar and expects us to swallow. 
