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Originally posted by 7Ayreon
Originally posted by TheOne1989
Ya think what else would those blurs be by the way, what is the explanation for those blurs.of
I just contacted NASA public inquiries and asked them that question myself! There has to be an explanation, I'm eager to find out what rediculous answere they'll respond with.
Originally posted by laiguana
What I want to know if anyone here has a powerful enough telescope to see the moon in detail. I have a telescope, but it was for looking at mars and it's pretty powerful because I could see craters and what not on it. But I'm considering taking a better look at the moon for any 'anomalies'. Are these anomalies on the moon on the side facing away from earth or does anyone know of any that are borderline? Because I seriously think if you have the right telescope to see such things you can find them yourself.
Originally posted by undo
According to many of the ancient texts of various ancient peoples,
Originally posted by zorgon
Now about that telescope... Silly Lizard! Even the 36 inch Lick Observatory one isn't strong enough to spot building size structures on the moon...
Originally posted by zorgon
Now about that telescope... Silly Lizard! Even the 36 inch Lick Observatory one isn't strong enough to spot building size structures on the moon...
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
why not look at them instead of the lick 36" ?
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
an irrelevant read herring ,
snip...
it is one of the best 36" scope in the world - but a larger scope was built in the last years of the 19th century - thats over 100 years ago
but in astronomy size matters and 3.5m scopes and larger routinely observe the moon - why not look at them instead of the lick 36" ?
and while i am ranting on the topic - if you really want to see what is on the moon in high quality - stop staring at JPEG compressed crap
google " FITS" , it is an astronomy standard for image files .
Originally posted by MouseOnMars
Because they wouldn't produce the kind of crappy blurry photographs necessary to make wild claims about moon structures.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Structures on the Moon in the Copernicus B Crater. These cannot be natural geological oddities as they are much too regular in shape. These are obviously some sort of infrastructure related to whatever is going on in Copernicus.
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Originally posted by mikesingh
And Zorgon, in your pic, do I see a pyramid shaped structure with a spherical extension on top? Heck! I wish the res was better. Can FITS help in any way?
LOL i fail to see any "Artificial structures" here mate.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Structures on the Moon in the Copernicus B Crater. These cannot be natural geological oddities as they are much too regular in shape. These are obviously some sort of infrastructure related to whatever is going on in Copernicus.
NASA photograph Copernicus B
Courtesy:Gil Rodriguez
Originally posted by mikesingh
Now why don't you write a book on all this?
Originally posted by Saviour Of The Real
Originally posted by zorgon
You have the original for that picture?
www.nationalufocenter.com...
Originally posted by zorgon
Oops LOL almost missed that one.... that is the same picture as the upper right section of John's Copernicus #1