reply to post by sostyles
The "object" at lower left would be well over several hundred miles long if it were an actual object. The "helicopter"-style image on the right
is just another radial spray from an impact. It, too, is well over 300 miles in diameter. (Big "helicopter".) There are radial impact sprays all
over the moon image, some quite sharply edged.
The edges of lower left object are artifacts of collisions over larger collisions over thousands of years of impacts. EVENTUALLY an odd pattern or
two will form that will be deciphered by an observer as something special. (See "million monkeys randomly typing for a million years".)
You know sometimes when you look at random chaotic patterns in wallpaper or smudges of stuff you begin to see faces, objects, etc.? (Think of how
many people see Jesus in a dirt stain on a Tim Hortons sign in Ontario, or a burnt piece of toast, etc.)
That is a hardwired pattern-associative process in our brains... we are always trying to co-ordinate random input into patterns that make sense. It
was an early survival skill necessary to learn to distinguish the hungry leopard hiding in the trees from shadows that LOOKED like hungry leopards.
The same process occurs audially, too. Witness all the people listening closely to electrical hiss on tapes and trying to discern "messages from the
dead". Their minds are clumping sound artifacts into pre-assumed patterns and force-fitting "words" into what they believe they are perceiving.
Get over it. Something built on the moon (WHATEVER side) that approaches a thousand miles in size would have been attracting attention for a very
long time from earth by all the ships and spacecraft necessary to bring and service the builders and their materials to the site.
And note, I'm not a hardcore skeptic disdaining everything unusual. There IS some really strange stuff going on out there, some of which I have
witnessed personally. It's just that it's important to learn to sort misleading stuff from the genuine. Spend too much time barking up the wrong
trees and you won't see when something really fascinating is happening in the tree just over the hill.
[Finally, note to webmaster: you misspelled "immediately" in your "ANONYMOUS REPLY" paragraph just above the entry box. Fixing that will add to
the professional look of the site. And thankyou,thankyou,thankyou for discouraging overblown use of that crappy TXT Shorthand.]