Alien Anomalies

qman here's another link with quitea few more pictures

http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/search/feature/?feature=firsov&sort=

Image Collection:	70mm Hasselblad
Mission:	17
Magazine:	150
Magazine Letter:	LL
Revolution:	29
Latitude / Longitude:	2.8° N / 113.6° E
Lens Focal Length:	80 mm
Camera Altitude:	126 km
Sun Elevation:	67°
Mission Activity:	REV 29

And the crater area is Firsov

"something" is definately there...I have a strong feeling that there is an operation out of space command or another entitity that is activy exploring;/militizing our plaent aned others to remove to burden of quarentien on Earth.  I feel that we are only tgiven slight glismpesof death and deserts while most of these rocky plaents in our own solar system are habitable. 

Yes, I dont think it is either. Well done for finding that. I have seen this space ship discussed before, so it is good to get a much better image of it.

However, the other upside-down U space port on the left side of that crater shown further up in this thread looks quite convincing. That could easily be evidence of aliens living there.

Have we established the coordinates of this area or the names of the craters yet.

AS15-P-9625 and 30
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/frame/?AS15-P-9625

AS17-M-2807
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/frame/?AS17-M-2807

Have a look at this video when you have time.

Does the spacecraft in the video look similar to the spacecraft shown in the above images?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYBKOEpuVQM&feature=related

 

In the reference information the crater quoted is 'Firsov', but I believe the large anomaly which appears to be a crashed spacecraft is located in the crater called 'Lobachevskiy'.

Can anyone verify the location of where the anomaly is located?

Image Collection:	70mm Hasselblad
Mission:	17
Magazine:	150
Magazine Letter:	LL
Revolution:	29
Latitude / Longitude:	2.8° N / 113.6° E
Lens Focal Length:	80 mm
Camera Altitude:	126 km
Sun Elevation:	67°
Mission Activity:	REV 29

I have a friend who likes to be 'mysterious' and it is difficult to get any information out of him at all. The point I am making is that if you are going to play 'being mysterious' with us, it helps to tell us afterwards what it is we are supposed to see and to highlight the areas that you have seen.

In the past, I have also thought that there were artificial lights in a lot of moon photographs. Smallish areas of light-coloured ground which I did not think could be explained away as reflection or highly reflective rock as we are supposed to believe is being shown.

Dave, I am not sure that a lot of your circled areas are anything out of the ordinary, but they might be I suppose.

It helps to only circle or highlight to us the ones which you think are anomalous. This is because anyone (casual visitors to the forum) who is sitting on the edge will look at the normal craters and think that you have identified everything as anomalous. I am sure you do not mean to do this, but it would make them want to dismiss the whole issue as bunkum.

The above image is not displayed properly due to limiting by Photobucket.

This is the same view as seen in the image above.

The 'gamma' has been adjusted to create a 'twylight' scenario.

Notice that some of the objects and anomalies are giving off a degree of luminosity.

If the luminosity emitted from the objects is not due to reflected sunlight there is only one other alternative.

The emission of light is being generated by the objects, which means.....

What I referred to as being 'quite remarkable' is the fact that the original image was captured using colour film. The impression one gets when first viewing the download is that the image is in black and white. I noticed that there was a hint of colour showing, so decided to increase the saturation by one hundred percent. This adjustment has allowed for more surface anomalies and shapes to be identified.

One object of interest spotted is near the center of the large crater where the main anomaly is located. It has semi-circular form and may have been the other end of the craft, in which case it is possible that at one time the whole craft straddled the rim to the center of the crater but over time a major section of the craft may have disintegrated. There is also the possibility that parts of the craft may have been recycled by the travellers.
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I will post some images later pointing to some of the other anomalies of interest. 

Timewarp, I know I have said this before, but apart from what we think may be a spacecraft, what do you identify as 'quite remarkable' ?

The point is that we may see something which might be new and unless you say what it is you mean, we will think you have already spotted it.

If you point out these things to which you are referring, then we can add other things that we identify too.

This is a very interesting find by Dave.

Here is an enhanced image of the scene. Notice how large the anomaly is compared to some of the other self-evident features.

The main anomaly is huge. It is possible that it may be an ancient crashed spacecraft.

qmantoo wrote: "Have you ANY idea how many radio frequencies there are?"

Yes I do, but the majority of signals you are referring to are terrestrially generated. What I am talking about here is the monitoring of any RF signals that are being emitted directly from one source - the Moon. In other words the antenna used here would have to be directional, multi-band and have a high gain.

I would be interested to know if any amateur radio enthusiast has ever tried, as an experiment, to check and see if any RF signals are being generated from unknown sources on the Moon.

The SETI project is only interested in receiving signals from the depths of space, not signals that may be present from a source just down the road, so to speak.

qmantoo wrote: "But, would they tell us if they found anything?"

They probably wouldn't. (One possible reason - such knowledge may be too close for comfort.)

A good test to determine if there is a presence there would be to scan all radio frequencies using suitable antenna to see if any signals are being emitted. Are there any Radio Hams out there who could help?Have you ANY idea how many radio frequencies there are? There are millions and millions and then the signals can be hidden by different processes and so it would be pure absolute chance if you came across a signal from outer space that looked as if it came from aliens. That is what SETI is for. But, would they tell us if they found anything? (Que the Close Encounters of the Third KInd or Contact music...)

Prompt - what program it is possible to open these files?

Индекс «ftp://pdsimage2.wr.usgs.gov/pub/pigpen/moon/lunar_orbiter/Frames/GeoJpeg2000/spolar/»

I am not sure if that is the same crater I have cropped the "ship" area and this entire frame is literally covered with anomolies I just highlighted a few.



Edited to insert image

-- Edited by Chandre on Saturday 30th of October 2010 05:59:03 PM

Orbital photographs of swirls, made during the Apollo project

Research: Danny Caes

- The Swirl field at 2° North/ 115° East, between craters Abul Wafa and Firsov (LAC 65, page 130 in B.Bussey's and P.Spudis's Clementine atlas of the Moon):
AS10-30-4365 (source: Project Apollo Archive, Kipp Teague).

- The Swirl field between Firsov, Katchalsky, and Viviani (LAC 65, page 130 in B.Bussey's and P.Spudis' Clementine atlas of the Moon):
Apollo 16 Hasselblad photograph:
AS16-118-18898
Apollo 17's Itek-panoramic photographs:
AS17-P-2079 (Revolution 14, Forward Facing Camera).
AS17-P-2081 (Revolution 14, Forward Facing Camera).
AS17-P-2084 (Revolution 14, Aft Facing Camera).
AS17-P-2086 (Revolution 14, Aft Facing Camera).

Interesting thread...
I think I recognize the location (forgive me if im wrong).
AS10-30-4365 gives a close look at one of the marked out areas. We've been working in this area for a round a year and have uncovered some pretty interesting structures / craters.



The area of interest is a hidden (partially). The structure is HIGHLY unusual.  Structures can be seen pouring over the edge etc.

Anyways thought I'd put this up.. 

Unfortunately I see no crashed ships at the moment but I feel a lack of a closer image until now may cause a little confusion on interpretation.

Cheers
TW

I have considered in a picture for the present two strange objects

So Dave, what do you think yourself? Do you think it is a crashed spaceship?