Moon: 19 58 48.31 N 21 11 35.57 E

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"Dear Moreonethananyone,

After a deep research within our database we reached the conclusion that the thing you can see on the picture is a weather baloon."

Oh wait no this one doesnt work on the moon xD

Originally posted by pjslug
Well that about wraps it up.

Good work, Soboro!

I wish people weren't always in such a hurry to declare outlandish claims, like moon bases or soul catchers.

[edit on 10/22/2009 by pjslug]

Are you kidding?! It's SOP for most of ATS members!

Wow great finds guys. What i want to know is why is the strip section of the moon the highest res were the OP found the first anomolie? The rest of the moon is really pixelated.

Originally posted by Fedge
reply to post by Moreonethananyone

 

"Dear Moreonethananyone,

After a deep research within our database we reached the conclusion that the thing you can see on the picture is a weather baloon."

Oh wait no this one doesnt work on the moon xD

You're wrong! According to Hoagland or Lear, or both, the Moon has an atmosphere therefore a weather balloon could float! Of course, such a weather balloon could only report heat or cold.

I took a look at 19 58 48.31 N 21 11 35.57 E, and it seems like it could just be a rock. Measuring it out though, it's roughly 728 1/2 by 605 feet. (at the farthest edges) Pretty big for a rock, which mean it probably hit the moon. Which also means there should be an impact crater. There isn't one. It's also very interesting that I'd seen from earlier replies that this "anomaly" doesn't appear in the 60s photographs. Does that mean this object has appeared on the moon since the 60s photos were taken? I don't know, I doubt even NASA knows either. Heck, NASA probably doesn't even care. To sum things up though, it's too hard to tell if this anomaly is anything at all, much less an inter-galactic spaceship.

Originally posted by grapples
Looks like a man made base. As you can see the left corner is square and from what I can tell is very accurate in its angles. The distortion of the picture might affect this though.

It looks exactly like SNES map graphics. Illusion of Gaia is one example and so is ActRaiser.

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[edit on 22-10-2009 by GideonHM]

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you know...i had that same thought. it kinda looks like a cheap old school video game graphic...definetly from farther away...but on the zoom, it looses that feel to it.

could be because of distortion..could be bc of a million things...i'm hoping its a base. to me that just seems more cool.

and until i get an answer...that's what it will be

but for real...it looks man made to me.

Originally posted by Skeptical Ed

Originally posted by Fedge
reply to post by Moreonethananyone

 

"Dear Moreonethananyone,

After a deep research within our database we reached the conclusion that the thing you can see on the picture is a weather baloon."

Oh wait no this one doesnt work on the moon xD

You're wrong! According to Hoagland or Lear, or both, the Moon has an atmosphere therefore a weather balloon could float! Of course, such a weather balloon could only report heat or cold.

Wrong !
Hoagland doesnt say there is atmosphere he says there is glassdomes ! And there is no utility for a weather baloon in a dome right ? :p
For Lear i plead guilty. ^^

On another side i think using simple logical reasoning you can guess that if nasa hide stuff (i consider this a proof), there is stuff to hide and so some of it may be found !