Here is a slightly closer view of the image seen above. The effective resolution is 75cm per pixel. Many people when presented with this kind of view tend to think what they are seeing is just the lunar terrain but when they look right into the image they start to see many objects that they would normally overlook.
This close view shows some excellent object detail that can only be built structures. In fact, the whole of the view is covered with typical lunar-type structures and notice how, from a distant viewpoint, they appear to be part of the terrain. Now... why is it that the major space institutions haven't noticed these important objects on the lunar surface? There are some quite large structures showing in the view.
I suspect that this capture is a Clementine image due to the vertical striping.
Here's another fine example of surface object detail. This image is a RAW capture. Resolution 2m per pixel with 200% browser zoom. Effective resolution 1m per pixel.
Notice how all the structures tend to blend in with the terrain. References not shown as quick map are replacing some high resolution images with pixelized rubbish.
It would appear that someone does not want us to see what is really on the surface. Members, please send a PM if you would like to know the location of the views.
I have added this adjusted view so you can decide what ban be seen in the view. It would seem that what we are being told about what's really on the surface of the moon is something completely different. This adjusted view shows that a multitude of structural objects have been constructed at this location.
Do you think these structural objects were constructed in a vacuum? I don't, that's for sure.
-- Edited by Timewarp on Saturday 4th of June 2016 10:28:57 AM
For this far-side view I have had to increase the brightness by a considerable degree as the original Quick Map image is very dark. I suspect that this is a Clementine capture due to the vertical formatting. The resolution is 4m per pixel with a browser zoom of 400%, effectively producing a resolution of 1m per pixel.
There are many built structures showing in the view that the scientific institutions must have known about prior to the different missions, so I have to ask if the scientists and other mission organisers knew they were there why were so many pieces of Apollo hardware and other devices allowed to be deliberately crashed into the lunar surface? If these structures are occupied I suspect that the occupants would not be pleased about a load of redundant scrap metal crashing onto their treasured domain.
Maybe it's the lunar people who are responsible for producing the VLF hum that many people on this planet are hearing and sound experts are unable to find the source of.
After all, we have been crashing probes and other devices into the lunar surface for a very long time, the first being a Russian impact probe in September 1959.
This whole view is full of structures, so if anyone tells you that there is nothing on the moon, tell them to take a good look at the images displayed in this thread.
The shapes are easily recognizable and there are many features that they have in common such as small towers protruding from the roof of the base structure.
In the first view, I have slightly enhanced the image as seen above to improve the edge definition. The second image shows some of the objects and some of the other shapes would appear to be "beyond belief". I would like someone from one of the scientific institutions to tell us that the objects and shapes showing in the view could not possibly be as we are constantly being told that there is no-one living on the moon due to the atmosphere being a vacuum - or is it that the atmosphere is not really a vacuum at all?
It's obvious that someone constructed all these objects and the central bright feature has the appearance of being a modern structure. Many of the other structures blend in with the terrain and this is probably because the raw materials were mined from the surface but to build this many structures there has to be plenty of water available.
From observing what can be seen in the view it would appear that the moon is an orbiting planet in its own right and could well be inhabited.
Do you have any views or comments about what can be seen?
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