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I recently stumbled across a paperback copy of 'There is somebody else on our Moon' by George Leonard. Having been intersted in transient lunar phenomena for a while and the possibility of ancient ruins on the moon and mars I was very excited to buy the book and started to read it on the bus on the way home (well, go look at the pictures first).
You know what comes next! In the paperback edition at least the pics are way too low quality and small to see much of anything and I have always wanted to get my hands on some large good quality copies. I am still searching.....
There are a few phots that are interesting even at the crap quality and I have to reserve judgement for when I can look at better phots but one thing that I did manage to make out was the giant cog piece of machinery. Not easy to see straight away but once you see it, it is very hard to explain it away.
@NHI if you ever find some good copies (and i've looked too) - please come on the forums and let me (us) know and I will do the same!
gordon

<blockquote data-quote="Goggs Mackay" data-source="post: 123181" data-attributes="member: 4654">I recently stumbled across a paperback copy of &#039;There is somebody else on our Moon&#039; by George Leonard. Having been intersted in transient lunar phenomena for a while and the possibility of ancient ruins on the moon and mars I was very excited to buy the book and started to read it on the bus on the way home (well, go look at the pictures first).You know what comes next! In the paperback edition at least the pics are way too low quality and small to see much of anything and I have always wanted to get my hands on some large good quality copies. I am still searching.....There are a few phots that are interesting even at the crap quality and I have to reserve judgement for when I can look at better phots but one thing that I did manage to make out was the giant cog piece of machinery. Not easy to see straight away but once you see it, it is very hard to explain it away.@NHI if you ever find some good copies (and i&#039;ve looked too) - please come on the forums and let me (us) know and I will do the same!gordon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Goggs Mackay, post: 123181, member: 4654"] I recently stumbled across a paperback copy of 'There is somebody else on our Moon' by George Leonard. Having been intersted in transient lunar phenomena for a while and the possibility of ancient ruins on the moon and mars I was very excited to buy the book and started to read it on the bus on the way home (well, go look at the pictures first). You know what comes next! In the paperback edition at least the pics are way too low quality and small to see much of anything and I have always wanted to get my hands on some large good quality copies. I am still searching..... There are a few phots that are interesting even at the crap quality and I have to reserve judgement for when I can look at better phots but one thing that I did manage to make out was the giant cog piece of machinery. Not easy to see straight away but once you see it, it is very hard to explain it away. @NHI if you ever find some good copies (and i've looked too) - please come on the forums and let me (us) know and I will do the same! gordon [/QUOTE]

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