Moon Anomaly

[Skymon876]

 

[paraschtick]

... fake thing ...

Ohhh no ... not that again. Its fake. In fact its faker than than a fakey thing with a fake thing sitting on top of it. Sorry to burst your bubble, but I'm sure that people will start chiming in with me soon. Its been doing the rounds of the internet since 2007 I seem to remember. Anyway it would be really really interesting if it was true. Unfortunately its fake ... sorry

 

[Kandinsky]

Ohhh no ... not that again. Its fake. In fact its faker than than a fakey thing with a fake thing sitting on top of it. Sorry to burst your bubble, but I'm sure that people will start chiming in with me soon. Its been doing the rounds of the internet since 2007 I seem to remember. Anyway it would be really really interesting if it was true. Unfortunately its fake ... sorry

Whilst I agree that's it's just another internet fake, it won't go away very easily.

One of the best defences for 'moon anomalies' is that NASA 'hide things in plain sight.' Pure f***ing genius! It means a guy that wants it to be true can cling to the idea no matter what. These images are available from the JPL archives, but need a lot of magnification and a LOT of tinkering to get the effects above.

Let's say it's really a spaceship that NASA are keeping quiet about? Let's imagine that finding a space craft on the Moon requires a denial and hush-hush sneakiness? Why the hell would they release the cartridges of images? Why sell them via mail pre-Internet? Why catalogue them in accessible archives online? And wht leave the images out there when people have *identified* mines, cities, robots and craft in them?

It's cos NASA is hiding them in plain sight!

Someone should have a word with the Illuminati mastermind behind this tactic and I'd like to volunteer. It's easier to hide things by actually hiding them! Hiding them 'out of sight' is the tried and tested strategy.

FWIW, there have been interesting occasions when anomalous NASA images have vanished from archives. It's happened a couple of times in the past couple of years. That's more plausible than the 'hiding in plain sight' BS.

 

[paraschtick]

Whilst I agree that's it's just another internet fake, it won't go away very easily.

Doesn't the original guy who posted the image. Italian guy I think say that this spaceship is millions of years old. How does he know?? Its things like that that make one cry fake even before you see the fake image. But I'm sure a photoshop guru could take this pic apart in a few moments. I think it just looks like one of those spaceships you used to see on the cover of sci-fi books in the 70s and 80s. Really cool. But of course fake.

[And today, dear listeners the word of the day is FAKE ... thats ... FAKE ]

[Sorry I'm just a bit sick and tired of seeing nonsense continue to proliferate on the net ... will it ever stop?? ... nope of course not ... ]

 

[Skymon876]

I forgot to mention this NASA 3-D image that was located.

 

[trainedobserver]

I forgot to mention this NASA 3-D image that was located.

Where were they located? Are these photographs available from an online NASA repository or they only available from some third party?

If we discovered a giant spaceship on the moon back then, I cannot help but think that the moon would be swarming with humanity by this point.

 

[ALPHA ROMEO UNIFORM]

Maybe there is humans on the Moon but not from Earth maybe Barny and Betty mob So is any Casino or Dark Moon Hotels built by corporations yet and any signs saying keep out private property seems they have discover lots of water

 

[dad2059]

Whilst I agree that's it's just another internet fake, it won't go away very easily.

One of the best defences for 'moon anomalies' is that NASA 'hide things in plain sight.' Pure f***ing genius! It means a guy that wants it to be true can cling to the idea no matter what. These images are available from the JPL archives, but need a lot of magnification and a LOT of tinkering to get the effects above.

Let's say it's really a spaceship that NASA are keeping quiet about? Let's imagine that finding a space craft on the Moon requires a denial and hush-hush sneakiness? Why the hell would they release the cartridges of images? Why sell them via mail pre-Internet? Why catalogue them in accessible archives online? And wht leave the images out there when people have *identified* mines, cities, robots and craft in them?

It's cos NASA is hiding them in plain sight!

Someone should have a word with the Illuminati mastermind behind this tactic and I'd like to volunteer. It's easier to hide things by actually hiding them! Hiding them 'out of sight' is the tried and tested strategy.

FWIW, there have been interesting occasions when anomalous NASA images have vanished from archives. It's happened a couple of times in the past couple of years. That's more plausible than the 'hiding in plain sight' BS.

Yeah this Apollo 20 crap has been floating around the InnerTubes now for at least 7 years that I'm aware of, if not more.

And no, we wouldn't be on the Moon now checking this out if it was true. According to the 1960 Brookings Report, hardcore proof of ancient space traveling civilizations would unravel the world's Judeo-Christian religions, worse than they are already.

 

[trainedobserver]

ccording to the 1960 Brookings Report, hardcore proof of ancient space traveling civilizations would unravel the world's Judeo-Christian religions, worse than they are already.

On any given day I might argue that such a thing would be an overwhelming positive. However, you're faced with the question of what would replace them. That religions would spring up 'worshiping' the visitors seems inevitiable considering such things already exist for 'imaginary' aliens today. That potential visitors from elsewhere would bring their own religion with them and offer it to us seems to be another sure bet. Undoubtedly, following the Roman Catholic pattern some amalgamation would occur where elements of the terrestrial and extra-terrestrial religions join and mix. It's a damn scary thought to roll around in your head. Technological advancement doesn't mean that all superstitious and irrational belief systems are abandoned. That hasn't been the case here and I'd bet it isn't 'elsewhere' either.

 

[dad2059]

On any given day I might argue that such a thing would be an overwhelming positive. However, you're faced with the question of what would replace them. That religions would spring up 'worshiping' the visitors seems inevitiable considering such things already exist for 'imaginary' aliens today. That potential visitors from elsewhere would bring their own religion with them and offer it to us seems to be another sure bet. Undoubtedly, following the Roman Catholic pattern some amalgamation would occur where elements of the terrestrial and extra-terrestrial religions join and mix. It's a damn scary thought to roll around in your head. Technological advancement doesn't mean that all superstitious and irrational belief systems are abandoned. That hasn't been the case here and I'd bet it isn't 'elsewhere' either.

Yeah, "what would replace Judaism, Christianity and Islam"? and would it be worse than what we already have?

Some would argue your last point and say that any alien civilization capable of interstellar travel wouldn't have any religion(s) at all, but I suspect you're on the mark at a guess.

 

[trainedobserver]

Some would argue your last point and say that any alien civilization capable of interstellar travel wouldn't have any religion(s) at all, but I suspect you're on the mark at a guess.

All we have to make reliable predictions with is our own history. Some folks want to 'imagine' shining happy people from space (or wherever) bringing us free energy and life extension technologies while they pat us on the heads and tell us how cute we are. I think we'd be better off to plan for the worst and hope for the best myself. I'd hope for the Galactic Peace Corps but I'd plan for a Cosmic-Cortez.

 

[dad2059]

I'd hope for the Galactic Peace Corps but I'd plan for a Cosmic-Cortez.

LOL, wise words.

Actually it makes sense. The law of the jungle is Universal IMHO. Perhaps instead of UFOs, ETI radio signals and little gray people, we should be looking for relativistic velocity planetesimals heading toward the Solar System!

 

[Skymon876]

This might be all HOAX, I don't know.

I have been too busy.

 

[pixelsmith]

Lunar Impact Uncovered More Than Just Moon Water

Lunar Impact Uncovered More Than Just Moon Water - NASA Science

 

[Martina]

According to the 1960 Brookings Report, hardcore proof of ancient space traveling civilizations would unravel the world's Judeo-Christian religions, worse than they are already.

I see nothing wrong with unraveling them, or Islam either for that matter. I think all three could do with a good unraveling.