Has anyone seen this before ???????

Ok we live in Bulgaria and tonight is a great full moon. I have a 100X100 Yukon spot scope. Well after watching a new Documentry about the moon and the evidence they appear to have regarding it being a possible Alien base of some sort, I thought I would take a look.

I zoomed in to the apex dead center at the very top of the moon as seen from where we live. I noticed there is a large crater, not sure of the name of it but I and the wife definately observed about 5 or six large lights which look like spot lights on top of massive towers. Not to say they were, but it is 250,000 miles away after all, but it gave the appearance of that sort, definitely not natural as they were or looked fractionally above the moon itself in some sort of arc. There is something like a massive base or city or something up there, and is not natural. I am wondering if anyone else who has a bigger scope or something similar can see this too. Check it out, there’s something there. Let us know what you see or find.

i dont think that is enough magnification to see those , and i told em make sure they turn off the lights when they went to bed

mebbe you saw satelites between earth and the moon ,which normally you wouldnt be able to see , because of eclipse

I've seen what looks like lights on the moon through my little telescope on several occasions. The lights I saw were around the lower middle right side of the moon, about 5 or 6 lights. If they are lights they would have to be city size lights for us to see them with modest scopes.
Could be the sun reflecting off of whole or partial glass domes that supposedly exist on the moon.

Originally posted by gambon
i dont think that is enough magnification to see those , and i told em make sure they turn off the lights when they went to bed

mebbe you saw satelites between earth and the moon ,which normally you wouldnt be able to see , because of eclipse

edit on 16-6-2011 by gambon because: (no reason given)

Ok thanks, but sorry to say your wrong, 100X100 is reasonably powerful and you can see very well, as it has a very large aperture, don’t underestimate this scope. Also, no way no how was it a satellite it’s attached to the moon for definite. Check it out first! Before you shut this one down..

plenty of atlases of the moon. figure out what crater you are looking at first and see if these atlases show the same thing you are talking about.

for example
www.lpi.usra.edu...

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Even the most powerful telescopes based on earth couldn't say anything like that for sure.. Your baby telescope certainly isn't anywhere near as good as theirs.

Originally posted by youallcrazy
plenty of atlases of the moon. figure out what crater you are looking at first and see if these atlases show the same thing you are talking about.

for example
www.lpi.usra.edu...

edit on 16-6-2011 by youallcrazy because: (no reason given)

Ok makes sense to me what your saying! So have done this, check it out:

www.lpi.usra.edu...

If it works, thats the place I looked at, at the very top, WOW! sorry does not look like the moon we were looking at tonight, so whats that all about ?

Originally posted by aceto
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Even the most powerful telescopes based on earth couldn't say anything like that for sure.. Your baby telescope certainly isn't anywhere near as good as theirs.

Well first of all, you show me a decent picture taken by one of these mega powerful scopes, as I know what I can see, and have seen it. OK, I understand you don't ecept this, but I KNOW what I saw!!!

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Also, I know your going to say this is crap, so I am ready for the rough ride. But this:::::::::


www.lpi.usra.edu...



Above is CRAP! it's wrong, does not look anything like the real A11 area on the moon, I trust reality over a picture anyday. I know what saw, and this is out right wrong!!! another cover up possibly. who knows....

no offence butits a yukon , and a baby lil scope at that
i use similar with my digicam

Originally posted by outerlimits

Originally posted by aceto
reply to post by outerlimits

 

Even the most powerful telescopes based on earth couldn't say anything like that for sure.. Your baby telescope certainly isn't anywhere near as good as theirs.

Well first of all, you show me a decent picture taken by one of these mega powerful scopes, as I know what I can see, and have seen it. OK, I understand you don't ecept this, but I KNOW what I saw!!!

Ok, this link give a good closeup of the moon in black and white, My scope will appear to be roughly about 75 to 80% as close up as this photo, not bad for a baby scope as you say, A ? and don't forget, my view is real and in colour not crap B/W to cover up whats realy there.

photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov...

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a couple questions. your spotter scopes gives the true image of what you are looking or is it a refractor which inverts the image?

sorry actually reflector telescopes that invert the image

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so where are the pics ?
with such a claim u need pics

Originally posted by youallcrazy
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a couple questions. your spotter scopes gives the true image of what you are looking or is it a refractor which inverts the image?

Here is the link to the scope:

www.bhphotovideo.com...

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i allready know the scope fellow
its a good entry level spotters scope

Originally posted by gambon
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so where are the pics ?
with such a claim u need pics

I know, it's an ASS! I am going to try and sort this out tomorrow night if all goes OK, well will try anyway. Nothing to night, so you got me for the minute.

Originally posted by gambon
no offence butits a yukon , and a baby lil scope at that
i use similar with my digicam

OUCH what a bitch ...

could you see the lights when the moon was in full eclipse?

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I agree it doesn't look exactly like that. I don't know why.
My scope is a Polaris Meade...D-114mm... F-910mm--f/8.

I have seen a few things that look weird and even my son has seen one of them. Something was hanging over Mitchell Crater and looked as though it moved. That crater is in the area that you are referring to. It had to be huge. I can't verify that with pictures. I only have the scope and nothing else. What ever it was is not there now.
Are you talking about Plato crater? Or higher up?

My grandfather has 5 telescopes and tells me he often sees lights.He was watching one night at a couple of mins to 1 in the morning,at one oclock the lights all went off!