Moon Anomaly Video

This was a live stream on YouTube that showed close up views of the moon (time stamp in EDT Sept 17-18):



The streamer zoomed in on a crater that had structures in the middle with a pathway leading towards the center. He further stated that the crater is 330 miles in diameter, that would make the path at least 150 miles long! Here are some images for those interested, you could also watch the video and forward to around midnight on the stream (12:00:00-12:00:15 AM), then even more zoomed in around (12:30:00-12:31:00 AM) to view the crater on the video yourself:






Even nearby craters to the first crater seem to have structures within them as well.

He further states an unknown object (possibly a satellite or something else) flies over the moon at time stamp: 11:25:20-11:25:35 PM. I personally don't see it, but perhaps you'll have better luck. When he uploads the recap video, he usually highlights flyby's, so I'll be sure to post that as well. Also, sorry if this crater is common knowledge, it's the first time I've seen/heard of it and thought some of you might be interested.

The streamer further stated that NASA filed a copyright claim with YouTube and got him off the air for a month in March. As he jokes, "Since when does NASA own the moon?" These agencies know no bounds.

a reply to: Pistoche

Thanks for posting, this is incredible and high resolution to my eyes. That shot of the one crater with pathway to middle really does look like some kind of structured area. I have seen quite a few genuine anomalies in moon images and videos and am of the opinion that there are some kind of people there doing unknown things. Some of the images I have seen are of huge dishes that seem to be aimed at the Earth.

The guy mentioned NASA sent him a copyright warning for his own video of the moon which is very interesting indeed.

I was mistaken, the "satellite" or whatever the flying/floating object is appears at 42:24 into the video. It appears from the right side of the screen and travels to the top and out of sight. I believe this should be a cropped version of the video highlighting the object:

ytcropper.com...

Why would any race build structures dead center of a crater?
Do they (aliens) entertain the same notion of lighting doesn't strike the same place twice,
in the moons case, meteors and asteroids?
Nice pictures and thanks for the post

a reply to: Village Idiot

Well, I would imagine that if this is indeed a base, then perhaps whoever built it has the ability to detect and deflect anything incoming.


My thoughts,

Kind regards,

Bally

a reply to: Pistoche

So exactly what makes them anything other than complex impact crater that has uplifts in the center of it?

Here you go a good explanation of the craters on the moon.

www.enchantedlearning.com...

If many of the craters around it didn't also have stuff in the middle I may suspect something but the fact that many of the craters have it tells me it may be a natural phenomenon.

Also the shadow disk that flies by looks a little fishy, like somebody added it in.


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"We're sailors on the moon, we carry a harpoon!"

a reply to: Pistoche

Petavius crater is what the YouTuber is showing, located at S 25 deg 16 min latitude and E 60 deg 42 min.



Hmmmm.....I'm not really seeing anything that is not a natural formation there. Very cool looking as it is, but not really seeing anything artificial there.

a reply to: eriktheawful

Some of those holes around the crater look to be quite big and likely pretty deep.

ETA: nvm on second look those are just craters that seem to have had a deeper impact.

a reply to: Pistoche

Cool Thread! @6:24 something very small, black I guess, shoots across the moon. Full screen is how I saw it. It starts at near the center, and flies off very fast in a downward right angle towards the bottom. It begins as the clouds are crossing, and it looks like a stream of sorts, of like ripples, then it is just a tiny dot that moves in the direction I stated...Odd for sure... It only takes a second or so to travel from the middle, to off screen! Syx