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Originally posted by ecoparity
Is this part of your other thread ? India probe discovers magnetic spheres
I'm about to post a picture of what I think are Spheres on the surface of the Moon.
That's how I found this info.
Originally posted by jimmyjohen
Shadows are not consistent for the "shiny orbs" to be hovering, unless there are 2 light sources.
But I am no expert.
Originally posted by Triple_helixxx
There is nothing here.
With all these so called 'moon structures' threads coming up I'm beginning to think there some disinfo going on here because this is getting utterly ridiculous.
If there is something there we won't have to be told where to look and we won't be squinting and going hmm uhh weeeeelll mmmm uhhhh..
Get..#n..real...
REALLY starting to piss me off
Originally posted by jimmyjohen
reply to post by Zelong
But the light is obviously coming from the right side.
Originally posted by Ishmaael
sphere (sfr)
n.
1. Mathematics A three-dimensional surface, all points of which are equidistant from a fixed point.
2. A spherical object or figure.
So, I have to ask... How can you possibly label these objects as "spheres"?
I mean, with the resolution and quality of these pictures, I would say circular/ball-shaped objects at best. And upon close examination, some of them are clearly oblong or "bean" shaped, and a general inconsistency in shape, size, and location points to INTERESTING LOOKING BOULDERS.
And upon close examination, some of them are clearly oblong or "bean" shaped, and a general inconsistency in shape, size, and location points to INTERESTING LOOKING BOULDERS.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
I think all of you that see Mickey Mouse (or whatever else you want to believe) in every moon photo should at least understand a few things about the moon and it's geology first? Might prevent some many of the completly ignorant false alarms over blurry rocks that makes us all look like total fools.
For one thing, you guys do understand that the moons surface has very unusual reflective properties compared to what we are used to on Earth? Take that into account and a few dozen other things would give you the ability to see through most of this foolishness.
Also, Pareidolia anyone?