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Originally posted by iammonkey
Hi Mike, haven’t seen you on the site for a while. Very nice find. So flag and star.
The only thing that comes to mind is leftover bits from past missions; it would help if we knew if this area was a landing spot or if anything from the missions where in that area. All the best.
Originally posted by iammonkey
The only thing that comes to mind is leftover bits from past missions; it would help if we knew if this area was a landing spot or if anything from the missions where in that area. All the best.
Originally posted by Flighty
Fantastic find.
I guess that wheels look like we think they are.
But I wonder if the square thing is a box or a brick?
Originally posted by internos
Originally posted by iammonkey
Hi Mike, haven’t seen you on the site for a while. Very nice find. So flag and star.
The only thing that comes to mind is leftover bits from past missions; it would help if we knew if this area was a landing spot or if anything from the missions where in that area. All the best.
Hi iammonkey Let's say that we can easily rule it out that it comes from past missions: Luna 13 (Луна-13) landed in Oceanus Procellarum on December 24, 1966, at 18°52' north latitude and 62°3' west longitude.
The only previous mission that made a soft landing (of course according to what they say) Landed on Moon on February 3, 1966 at Latitude 7.08 N, Longitude 295.63 E . The distance between the two is huge. We tried to identify unuccessfully what the heck the object is, but one thing i ca say for sure is that it's artificial.
Mike, this deserves its own thread, hopefully this time we will find some explanation to this mystery.
Originally posted by Kryties
reply to post by easynow
I personally do not think that object in the first picture looks anything like the piece of the Luna 13 spacecraft that you circled. The object in the picture has 3 distinct 'sections' or 'discs' whereas the piece of the Luna 13 spacecraft you circled does not show this same characteristic.