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Originally posted by ooYODAoo
reply to post by saintsdola
how were you able to film the 'tower" was it through a telescope? if yes..then what was the model..thanks
im interested in the footage,i saw it a couple of days ago but i didnt have time to see if you described how you managed to "film" the moon so upclose..
very interesting
Originally posted by AaronWilson
reply to post by saintsdola
I have also seen the tower through my telescope. I believe its something unusual looking but until we go up their and get super high res images, could be a rock outcrop. There are just too many variables.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by saintsdola
So many questions, so much more space to type them than on YouTube!
Do you have any sense of the scale of what you are looking at, in terms of its width (based on my watching of the video, and the highlight put around the alleged "tower")? In order for it to be that prominent, from this distance, and scaled to the rest of the Moon?
Do you also realize the effects of light and shadow that can occur at the Moon's terminator? Also, the effects of the Earth's atmospheric distortions, when the optimum viewing conditions are not present?
Finally, is it true that this alleged "tower" is (or was) only seen briefly, just as the terminator on the Moon happens to hit that spot?
In other words, if you allow the Moon to rotate for another few hours, is the alleged "tower" still there?
(You see, must remember, that the Moon takes about Earth 28 days to complete one revolution on its axis. So, a few hours later, and the alleged "tower" would still be in view, if it were there, and the lighting conditions would eliminate the potential for the "light and shadow" phenomenon that is causing this [likely] optical illusion).
Oh and last: Isn't it amazing that NO other amateur astronomers (of which there are tons) have seen this? Nor publicly (and privately) funded Planetariums? Etc.......
edit on Thu 19 January 2012 by ProudBird because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by saintsdola
Anyone questioning the authenticity of my lunar tower footage you can access my channel on you tube and look at my other footage if you believe its faked. Im not pushing the channel, just trying to prove that this wasnt a prank.
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by mcdgray129
Originally posted by saintsdola
Anyone questioning the authenticity of my lunar tower footage you can access my channel on you tube and look at my other footage if you believe its faked. Im not pushing the channel, just trying to prove that this wasnt a prank.
www.youtube.com...
S+F for you my friend for giving us such great footage of the moon . Please keep uploading some new videos, as you never know what might be found .
Originally posted by Popular
It's tower madness month on ATS/youtube
Watch this become the new Elenin.
Interesting videos, thanks for sharing.edit on 19-1-2012 by Popular because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Mkoll
If anyone on Earth built that I wonder why the hell they would build it so that it gets skylined against the horizon of the moon so that we all can spot it with a telescope? I would imagine they would be more circumspect than that.
at 37 second mark
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Originally posted by ProudBird
Oh and last: Isn't it amazing that NO other amateur astronomers (of which there are tons) have seen this? Nor publicly (and privately) funded Planetariums? Etc.......
My advice: Fix the cam (no movement), use tracking and record footage for X secs./mins. and than stack the frames. That shoold clear up the atmospheric distortion quite a bit
If anyone on Earth built that I wonder why the hell they would build it so that it gets skylined against the horizon of the moon so that we all can spot it with a telescope?