NASA smoking gun clear photo of structures on moon(direct link from their server)

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That snake looking thing is wierd..Seems like a near constant width and height and with out scale I dont know how long..

Originally posted by backinblack
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That snake looking thing is wierd..Seems like a near constant width and height and with out scale I dont know how long..

I just counted it as about 60 miles in total.

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I think that they are these:

www.youtube.com...


as seen on our other friendly sky buddy Mars.

Thoughts?

Originally posted by purplemonkeydishwasher

Originally posted by backinblack
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That snake looking thing is wierd..Seems like a near constant width and height and with out scale I dont know how long..

I just counted it as about 60 miles in total.

Wow, 60 miles of consistent natural landscape...
Looks like the "Great Wall"
Maybe the chinese did beat us there,,

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That is Hadley Rille. Apollo 15 landed quite close to it. It's a canyon.

Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
Sorry, but there's nothing to see here.

edit on 11/15/2010 by this_is_who_we_are because: (no reason given)

Anyone notice the path connecting the 2 structures?

To me that's more intriguing than the "structures" themselves.

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Yes, my post was just below yours on the first page..It just looked like a setting sun creating strange shadows.
Nothing unusual but thanks..

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I watched the vid..Why does it go blurry at 2:30??
Seems odd...

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Lunar dust being blown away by the descent rocket.

Originally posted by Phage
Lunar dust being blown away by the descent rocket.

Hmmm very fishy 'landing' At the rate they are descending the ground should approach a LOT faster. And with all that dust blowing around, its odd that not one spec settled onto the landing pads

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Considering the moons low gravity it seems to clear very quickly though..
I like the writer also...View through triangular window?? Wonder if they passed geometry..
You do wonder why they have the camera so far back from the window also..

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There is no atmosphere to keep the dust suspended. Plop.

Yes, triangular.

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Ahh, the dust makes sense..
But why is the window in the vid rectangular then? What are they cutting out?

Originally posted by zorgon

Originally posted by Phage
Lunar dust being blown away by the descent rocket.

Hmmm very fishy 'landing' At the rate they are descending the ground should approach a LOT faster. And with all that dust blowing around, its odd that not one spec settled onto the landing pads

edit on 15-11-2010 by zorgon because: (no reason given)

They used TR-3B in that landing.

I am actually more amazed at the huge shadow on the right than the object being discussed here. Is there a huge mountain near that crater to cast that huge shadow?

My problem is with this is even if there are some odd shaped rock formations it isn't definitive proof of alien structures. The moon has been hit so many times and has so many craters surely by sear chance we will get some odd looking rock formations. You only have to look at earth's surface and you can see some very strange looking hills, mounds and mountains.

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That is Hadley Rille. Apollo 15 landed quite close to it. It's a canyon.

That was a really cool video. I had never seen it before.

Thanks for posting it.

It looks like a plaster miniature of the moon to me. Just something about the shadows and the crispness and consistency of focus, and I'm not saying I'm right, just adding my 2 credit's worth.

I don't think NASA would put pictures with temples or buildings in them on their websites.

I'd love to comment on the images herein, but they appear to be obscured by the smoke from all these guns!

IRM