Alien Anomalies

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

RE: Apollo 16 doughnuts (or donuts)

goggog · Teaching the truth

ICEMAN, excellent observation. But where's the link to the original? qmantoo, comment by you too respect wink

ICEMAN · Senior Member

Here you can see the same phenomenon as cluster, forming hexagon.

donoughts_AS16_M_0491_r-r-cut2,sh.jpg

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

Hi Genealogist,

Thanks for that. Not much on that area perhaps? I have some Apollo directory which I can look into to see if they have covered it in other missions too.

I also found an annotated image

and an un-annotated on here

in the Lunar Orbiter sections.

The Genealogist · Veteran Member

Hi gmantoo the main crater is called Abul Wafa I believe and is located at Lat 1.012 Long 116.65. I have attached a map from the LROC which shows its close proximity SW of King Crater - itself a hive of recorded anomalous activity. The donut anomalies are certainly worth investigating.

Abul Wafa.JPG

-- Edited by The Genealogist on Friday 14th of September 2012 06:49:13 PM

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

This is taken from the Command Module of Apollo 16 and appears in the photos as AS16_M_0491 .

It shows groupings of doughnuts which as I have said before, indicate to me a presence of intelligent beings on the Moon. These are all over the place not just in this area, but cannot be craters as they are typically surrounded by a cleared area (kind of like on a concrete base).

The doughnuts themselves appear to be raised semi-globes or pudding-basins-turned-upside-down so I guess they are either dwellings or some kind of early-warning system obvious on the Moon and on Mars. Whoever is out there has colonised the Solar System pretty extensively as these things are all over the place to be seen in most photos sent back from spacecraft. They are also of vastly varying size from the miniscule to the massive. At one time I thought they were image artifacts, but now I do not think so.

Also in this picture, there seems to be a white something next to that crater in the top right quadrant. Dont quite know what it is, but does not look as if it is an image artifact.

Comments or debunkings welcome.
Q