OK I found this in the huge, 26mb morning photo ArMaP posted a link to on the last page:



OK I know some people are going to say this is just pareidolia (including me) but doesn't that look a little like the head of an ancient, broken, large statue of an alien?

I've been unable to download the evening photo at this resolution, that will probably mess up my pareidolia when I see it.

Anyway, good find ArMaP, there's a lot of detail in this photo!

Some things I will like to add.

First, the original images are 16 bit greyscale images, so they can be made to look much better than with the automated method I used.

Second, by combining those two photos we can have a virtual "full illumination" photo, something like the one below, but better, obviously.



As it's getting late here in Portugal (01:55 AM), I will try to understand The Shrike's doubts only tomorrow.

Originally posted by ArMaP
Some things I will like to add.

First, the original images are 16 bit greyscale images, so they can be made to look much better than with the automated method I used.

Second, by combining those two photos we can have a virtual "full illumination" photo, something like the one below, but better, obviously.

snip

As it's getting late here in Portugal (01:55 AM), I will try to understand The Shrike's doubts only tomorrow.

Well, you certainly are a knowledgeable and talented person and you do great work with these images. The photo you posted which I did not include in this reply is beautiful. But it shows the "symbols" and the "V" so your work confirms that other thread's "symbols" claim. I know that the photos have been taken at various sun heights but I don't think that the sun angle would make something disappear if it really was there and you've confirmed that they are there.

I've decided to not pursue agreeing that the "symbols" are really there and agreeing that it is light and shadow. I just spent a few minutes with your above photo which I copied plus stills that I took of the fly-over from JAXA/SELENE and I can see how the right symbol, the one that looks like an Egyptian ankh without the cross bar, is part of the flat area "behind" the symbols that looks like a "faucet handle." The "ankh" is part of the "faucet handle" which is really a flat area that when seen from above looks like it's vertical but as the camera comes down level with the center peak the "faucet handle" flattens out taking the "ankh" with it. I hope I didn't confuse you or anyone.

[edit on 7-11-2009 by The Shrike]

Alien Moon Base in Tycho Crater?

Dunno for sure without looking up the video I have, but there film of an object crossing over a crater on the moon which clearly received a flash from something just on/under the edge of the crater in appx /72.

It happened more than once and was confirmed by a retired NASA Apollo scientist in appx /96, who worked on seismic activity on the moon surface at the time it was filmed.

I cannot remember if the filmed images transmitted to earth originated from a probe or an actual mission? But it was orbiting the moon.

Decoy

This thread is absolutely absurd you guys are finding random objects out of very low resolution pixelated moon dirt, there is absolutely no difference in material from what you guys are presenting as "structures" to the surrounding area.

The resolution at best, not zoomed in is 1k when you magnify it 10 fold the image is of course going to display the edges of pixels. there's no arguing that it just doesn't have the information to uphold what you are proposing, so in simply deduction. your claim can not be proven, not to mention the total lack of difference in material. or the fact that nature in its self develops right angles.

Originally posted by ArMaP
I finnaly managed to upload the images of the west part of Tycho crater to eSnips.

The same esnips site problem that delayed your upload of these must have caused my download problem yesterday, because now I can download all 4 of the images from the links you posted.

Thanks a lot for sharing these ArMaP, they are great images.

Even if we don't see the base, they provide a lot of lunar surface details that inspire questions about lunar geology. For example that higher resolution photo you posted of what someone thought might be a mine has some interesting formations. It's nice to be able to see the whole image now.

Thanks again.

Originally posted by ArMaP
I finnaly managed to upload the images of the west part of Tycho crater to eSnips.

I must be doing something wrong. I clicked the 'morning view' and then the 'original view' and after the download the image wouldn't open for me. I right clicked 'show picture' and nothing??? Bottom of the page says 'done, but with errors'.


[edit on 8-11-2009 by dennisdvx]