Alien Anomalies

Hey Josh, I checked out the link and photo you posted 

and I can't tell.  It's the right area but is probably taken from a 

different angle.  It does look like a tower structure to me.  

The crop on the right is the area that you circled.

Hi Gene, no I didn't notice that.  I was just blown away by that turret looking thing.  I'm surprised they didn't catch it.  When 

I was looking through the China pictures yesterday I noticed a lot of tampering.  The same old kind 

NASA has been using for ever.  Some of the images are the worst resolution I seen come back from space.

Even China expects us to believe they would spend billions on something like this and put crappy cameras on the thing.

I really do think they just missed this area.  It's the only thing we can hope for when you're trying to look into this.

I thought the areas to the right and top left looked of the crop looked suspicious too. 

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http://moon.bao.ac.cn/multimedia/img2dce3.jsp

A lot fun looking at these.  Evidence of life is everywhere.  I agree with Mac the rocks do look water eroded and 

rover tracks are clumpy like the soil is wet.

 

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 Excellent find 

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The movies are pretty neat.  This one they call Alpine Valley and I can see why.  Looks like a river bed to me too. 

http://moon.bao.ac.cn/multimedia/img2dce3.jsp

A lot fun looking at these.  Evidence of life is everywhere.  I agree with Mac the rocks do look water eroded and 

rover tracks are clumpy like the soil is wet.

Just look at all the spectacular object detail showing in this view. Who would have thought this possible?

Looks like the tiny-sized martians hitched a lift to the moon as well.

Best to view with an optical magnifier.

Just take a look at this. You will need an good optical magnifier to view and appreciate the host of object detail on the surface.

I have decreased the brightness by 50% and have deliberately increased the colour saturation by 100% to show the colour differences between objects.

I think the finding of these objects on the lunar surface has to be something new as I can find nothing about it in any scientific reports or papers.

Looks like there is evidence of life or past life everywhere in our solar system. Here is a strange object from the same set of pictures from the site Goggog linked. I thought at first this was behind the rock but as I zoomed in it appears to be obscuring part of the rock. I also find it interesting that these rocks are "rounded"cracked and slightly worn down but how is that possible if there is no atmosphere or water?

In this image I have highlighted some of the interesting objects and shapes that can be seen in the colour-difference view as seen above.

The yellow ellipse contains what I think is a chimney or stack. Is that a whiff of smoke I see being emitted from the stack?

I have reduce the width to 800 pixels wide to aid recognition of the objects. Do some of these objects look like structures to you?

In all the Apollo missions and this latest Chinese mission it would appear that the small surface object detail is being overlooked.

Remember, this is an oblique view so you are viewing the tiny surface objects at an angle to the vertical. 

Here is a close view of the upper right quadrant of the image shown above.

I have increased the colour saturation by 150% to demonstrate the different colours of small objects on the surface.

In many of the lunar images the regolith appears as one colour but as we zoom in really close different colours are showing.

What could possibly account for these different colours? I think I may know a possible answer for this phenomenon. 

It would be interesting to know if the Chinese Space team working on the project are aware of the reason for these objects being different colours.

There are clues to be found in the very top strip of the image.

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