Huge Structure on the Moon

reply to post by EarthCitizen07

Did anyone actually see the video or are they basing their opinions on the still? The video is actually quite revealing. Look at the very top, not in the middle. There is clearly something protruding out...and most definitely cannot be a crater!

Do you mean the ziggurat?

reply to post by nablator


So, there was a thread about this one Thaks, Nablator.

Of course, if i have to look for something like this one, all i have to do is to search for "Circus", heck!

Just in case someone wants to read more nonsense and also good points by Zarniwoop and others about the sunlight direction, the same footage has been discussed in this thread.

Originally posted by EarthCitizen07

Originally posted by ngchunter
I'm not trying to confuse anyone. My telescope setup, like most, makes things appear upside down. The bottom of my picture is equivalent to the top of his video frame. There's a huge crater rim above clavius in his picture and you can see it in the bottom of my picture. That's what you see protruding from the surface. Here's a higher resolution picture of the same region taken at about the same time of lunar day as his video but with my picture's orientation. Notice the same "protrusion" and notice where it is in relation to clavius.
www.unm.edu...
Now look back to my picture and see what it really is: a sunlit crater rim surrounded by craters already in the dark.
www.flickr.com...

The photo at flickr does show a crater. Why is your telescope setup oriented differently from the telescope used to take the video?

That by itself is odd and confusing.

Telescopes like the one used in the video (he and I use the same model of telescope, slightly different sizes though) use a series of mirrors to capture the light and bring it to the camera. Generally though, the image you see in this kind of telescope (Schmidt-Cassegrain) is upside down and mirrored left to right because of the way the mirrors are used. They do sell an accessory for telescopes called an erecting prism that uses a prism to reorient the image to a "right side up" view. Generally people only use those for doing daytime observing of terrestrial objects (bird/girl watching for instance lol). See here:
www.zhumell.com...
Catadioptric is the category of telescopes that includes Schmidt-Cassegrains, like the one used to make the video as well as my own telescope. I don't have one of these because I don't do any terrestrial observing, but apparently the person who shot the video does.

Maybe it's the Tardis.......

for those of you wanting the video....


www.disclose.tv...

I found it a few minutes ago and had no idea this thread was running.

utube..there are a lot of video's proving that structures were and are being found on the moon... there is a nasa video floating around that shows a possible alien spacecraft that crashed on the moon as well...

Just put in UFO, Crash, Moon, there's tons of info..

[edit on 15-3-2008 by tracehd1]

reply to post by tracehd1


YouTube has many videos about it, but if they prove anything or not is a different matter.

The videos that I have seen were not able to prove anything.

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reply to post by olegkvasha


I've looked at this a few times including the video and I have no idea what you guys are looking at. Where is this "object" you are referring to? I don't see anything unusual.

This is a strange annomoly and I looked up some still photos of Clavious and noticed some of these pics seem to be reversed or mirrored to what the video shows this really is interesting, look for yourself search images of this creator and check out the reverse images in conjunction to the video.