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I am in the park, it is five or six pm and I am walking with my dog, and enjoying the third day of a full moon. At this moment I knew, that I would be going tonight to the loft to take some pictures of the moon. Something I have never done before. It is the third day of a full moon and the last one. I do not know why, but I do have a very strong feeling that, no matter the time, I will be taking pictures in the loft at the right moment. We recently had two lunar eclipses, and I did not even think about taking pictures.
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There is a huge ufo, a few kilometres in size orbiting the moon many times. Take a close look at the times between the photographs, and it is obvious, that this object is orbiting a moon at the speed of two orbits per minute. If you are able to calculate the speed based on dates and times, please do so.
Originally posted by analalienprobe
I'm a keen photographer taken some brilliant moon photo's and that is unfortunately dust my friend not to be a dis-info lunatic but the dust may be on the sensor itself within the camera or somewhere within the lens.
Originally posted by NowanKenubi
.. could be orbiting the Earth, instead?... ...
Originally posted by BagBing
..., it's impossible to orbit the moon twice a minute.
... 'B'.
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by Glargod
Just posting to back up the post by analalienprobe , it does look like dust on the sensor ...
sensor debris will usually not Orbit the subject.
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by Glargod
sensor debris will usually not Orbit the subject.
There is no evidence that it did orbit anything , you just have the person that took the pictures word for , is this person known to you ? , can you vouch for their integrity ?