What did China's Chang'e 3 moon rover take a picture of ?

What is that in front of the crater ?



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The Moon.

reply to post by Ove38

A rock. Lots of rocks.
Next question.

That would be

ummmmm.....

ROCK'S

YES ROCK'S!!!!

are we supposed to see stars in these photos?
oh i see rocks too.

reply to post by Ove38


what is it ?

Phage
reply to post by Ove38

 

A rock. Lots of rocks.
Next question.

triangular rock ?

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This right?

Shadow? pyramid? hole?

reply to post by Ove38

Yes.

Here's another
www.treasurenet.com...

And another
2.bp.blogspot.com...


Here's a big one.
www.jdonohue.com...

reply to post by Ove38

triangular rock ?

Ok then, its a super top secret moon base or its a UFO that you have discovered.

but they published the blurred photo anyway.

so have a cookie.

really dude, this happens all the time on ATS, people see a picture of a rock (or rocks) and think they have stumbled upon proof of ET or secret moon bases.

but really, unless you have proof otherwise.....

ITS A ROCK

reply to post by Phage

Wait a minute Phage! That third picture has UFO's in the top left corner. And a chemtrail above them! :-)

On topic: It's hard to tell, OP. Too many variables, and not clear enough. It really could be just a rock(s) in this case. The angles and lighting giving it more of a pyramidal appearance.

Ove38
What is that in front of the crater ?

A large boulder. Also visible in the landing footage:

We probably need a better picture, like this picture of the crater to the left in the panorama

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There's a Sasquatch hiding behind a tree too

The shape of that triangular rock could possibly be used to tell what it is made of.

I have no clue what it is made of, only that certain minerals can form or cleave in certain ways. Being that it is near a crater means it could be asteroid too.

I suppose it could be something similar to the objects of the left hand side of this image, but with the object's shadow being on the right side of the object, rather than the right side of the object being sunlit.



A higher-res image could end up showing the object as more amorphously-shaped, rather than being so pixelated that it looks geometric.

reply to post by Ove38

www.unmannedspaceflight.com...

From the video here:
v.qq.com...

You would think that as many different camera companies that China rips off copies of their cameras, that they could get a better resolution image.

Also....a rock.

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Phage,

The third picture you posted.

What's that in the sky to the left of that big rock, two white things.

reply to post by restless genius

Image flaws.
Or UFOs. Take your pick.