MOON - what do you think

hey guys so i just seen a cool thread to day
HAPPY BIGASS MOON NIGHT!
www.abovetopsecret.com...
so i started looking though the moon and found a couple of spot of interest

www.wecameinpeace.net...

www.wecameinpeace.net...

now i highlighter the areas to look at let me know what you guys think

i.cubeupload.com...

yep...
it's definitely the moon.

I'm glad you highlighted it, I would have missed it otherwise!

reply to post by wan7ed


as you saw fit to highlight those 2 points - why do you feel they are significant ?

ive just spent 10 mins comparing 2 pictures....i see no difference...please elaborate.

Ok in the i.cubeupload.com... I highlighted 3 areas I find sus.
Lets start with the bottom one first: that crate looks like (I say looks) like something has landed in it.
The one on the left well that one is the interesting one can you see a road out of that crate? Look close www.wecameinpeace.net...

So last one is top right now that one looks like an electric explosion (kaboom)

Tell me you can't see it?

Originally posted by wan7ed
Ok in the i.cubeupload.com... I highlighted 3 areas I find sus.
Lets start with the bottom one first: that crate looks like (I say looks) like something has landed in it.
The one on the left well that one is the interesting one

can you see a road out of that crate? Look close www.wecameinpeace.net...

So last one is top right now that one looks like an electric explosion (kaboom)

Tell me you can't see it?

Well let's take a closer look at the places you've highlighted.

Starting with the bottom one that you think something landed in:



Let's zoom in some more there:



Looks like hills with boulders on it to me.

The one to the left:



I'm not seeing any roads I'm afraid.

And the last one you highlighted:



If you want you can zoom in either further using the LROC website. Here's a link:

LROC Quick Maps

What I think is you've just joined the exclusive club of people, past and present, who's sighted anomalous features or events on the Moon. Many of them were experts in astronomy and lunar observation so it's not a club of lunatics.

You will be pleasantly surprised to know that the Moon is one of the most likely places in our solar system where evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence may be detected. One of the biggest reasons is the lack of wind or water flow that constantly erode the ground both above and below surface. In other words, Moon is like a time-capsule, holding millions if not hundreds of millions of years of history which might include something non-natural, unrelated to recorded human activity on the moon. By definition, that would qualify as evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence.

I am sure people's heard of the concept that when we see the lights from distant stars in the night sky, we are looking into the past. Well, when you look at the lunar surface, you are also looking at things on the Moon as they were millions and millions years ago, way before adam and eve were even born.

For more detailed reasons why Moon is a good place to SETI, check out the short article by physicist Paul Davis of ASU.
docs.google.com...

After that, consider the various Moon anomaly related information on the net, some of which come directly from Apollo astronauts. Then you might just start looking at the Moon in a different light.

Lastly don't forget to check out my second version of the bigass Moon photo I posted last night. I think you will like the better surface definition it contains.


10mb JPG:

Originally posted by PINGi14
What I think is you've just joined the exclusive club of people, past and present, who's sighted anomalous features or events on the Moon. Many of them were experts in astronomy and lunar observation so it's not a club of lunatics.

Any expert in astronomy would know what a complex crater is and wouldn't think it's anomalous.
en.wikipedia.org...
I see it as a sort of litmus test, in fact. I can't help it, when I see someone claim that a central peak is an anomaly I automatically start tuning out.

MOON - what do you think

It's the most unusual, out-of-place and least explainable body in the known solar system.

... what I think

reply to post by ngchunter


We all have to start somewhere right. Current lunar research data is openly available to be examined and they are discovering new things all the time. Every year the researchers get together for a conference and share latest research with each other...which is a great resource for anyone interested in latest lunar and other planetary research.

Link: www.lpi.usra.edu...