"Symbols" in Tycho Crater - I kid you not!

She got a big kick out of it especially since we have a photo of her on the refrigerator door that resembles the lobby image. I never step on it!

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I found another photo that shows the indicated area (center peak with symbols) devoid of the symbols but now sporting what looks like a hexagonal "wheel."

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That looks like the handle on my hose bib that I turn the front water on with. Or maybe a large machine flywheel.

What you said in your first sentence immediately gave me a mental picture and I scrolled up to look at the photo and, sure enough, good description!
i.ehow.com...

I would have posted that if he hadn't, yes it's an eye opener.

What happened is two things: The resolution is higher from JAXA and the sun is at a different angle, so are the shadows. Take a lower resolution picture again today with the sun at the original angle and you would probably get the old picture again, I doubt it's changed much since then.

By the way you don't seem that skeptical, have you ever considered going by "Ed" instead of "Skeptical Ed?" But I give you credit for recognizing the value of what spacecase7717 posted, that says good things about you.





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So your just posting to "kill" time?

Why not get a job and be a productive citizen I mean seriously we already have enough hoaxsters on ATS and I don't think we need more....

Hopefully your a new member so I can take it easy on you but with definitive comments such as "there isn't a single anomaly that can be taken seriously" I am not so sure.

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What are they symbols of?
Is this an existing language or symbol?

Here is a symbol of my thoughts in respect
to finding rocks and kidding me not that it
IS a symbol.

Well, I am a natural skeptic in that I don't have a belief system. I'm at a point in life that I either know or I don't know but I've never believed especially from the '60s on when I became a hypnotist which led me to study the mind and what causes belief systems.

I have registered on ATS under another name and every day I think "I won't post or reply on ATS as Skeptical Ed any more." But then I see someone making a comment to my comment or thread and I have to reply as SE. Perhaps I'll drop it tonight!

Using Skeptical Ed people automatically assume I'm a close-minded person. I am in a way when it comes to accepting other than humans in creation and aliens interacting with humans. But it's only because of the lack of evidence acceptable to me. I have high standards and it's got to be irrefutable evidence. Hearsay just won't do it. That's my skeptical side. I've had 6 solid UFO sightings so no one can accuse me of being a UFO skeptic.


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I don't know what to think about the obvious change to the landscape. The original Lunar Orbiter photo is considered high resolution and visible details confirm this. Even with the photo's high contrast. The "symbols" are casting shadows. Their shape is definite. The "V" looks like it's really carved in the surface. The new photo, as I said, now has an unusual concave surface and that "knob" appearance is definitely strange.

When things like this happen, I wonder what a real poster-size photo from NASA would show. There couldn't be that much difference. Unfortunately, I've done a serious search on google images and there are just not that many other photos of the crater. They're either from telescopes which provide no detail or they're the same photo I posted but with less detail or the JAXA.


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Well, from what I've been seeing from "up there" while at work, imagining that I'm flying over the Moon, that doesn't look like a V to me.

It actually looks like a person standing and the shadow that the person produces. What it's actually creepy after I realized it. lol

Since it is really big... Some type of statue? I don't know.

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"There is nothing complicated about the Nazca glyphs"

Just wanted to make sure you actually said that, anyway regardess of the complication involved, the real question is why would anyone construct something such as the Nazca lines, which can only be appreciated from the air, when of course conventional history tels us no-one had the capability, any theories on that one?

So is "symbols" the new terminology for "shadows" these days? I really don't see it.

I'm a bit curious like Groingrinder,
The centre of the crater is not as interesting as the right side "edge" of the crater which is so very smooth and archlike. At the bottom right there even appears to be something casting a shadow through, and as if under the "Arch"