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Lunomaly
Joined: 27 Apr 2008
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Location: Tucson, Arizona
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 Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2008 3:44 pm Post subject: Structures on the Moon? New Research! |
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I would like to contribute some of my research regarding the possibility that structures were photographed on the Moon prior to and during the Apollo missions. I call these highly geometric objects and clusters of objects ULOs (Unidentified Lunar Objects).
How did I get into lunar anomaly research? Totally by accident. I had originally intended to create a coffee table book akin to Michael Light's renowned photo book, "Full Moon". My version was going to avoid Apollo astronauts saluting the flag and other romantic views. I was interested in bringing back to life and publishing the photos that suffered from poor exposure, lacked contrast or were stain damaged. It was while I was adjusting these high resolution images for print that I started to see strange objects appearing as old, dusty structures - or to be more precise, structural in appearance and leaning towards ancient ruins.
When viewing the images below, take your time. Look INTO them, not "at" them. If you're seeing monkey heads and the like, then you're looking "at" them. These are landscape images with the bottom (the foreground) being closer to you than the top, viewed from a 30° - 45° angle. You are looking in at an angle.
This can be difficult to perceive at first since many of us are used to looking at photos of the Moon from eye height (i.e. astronaut) or from above (mapping cameras like Clementine, telescopes, or mapping images like Google Earth). Just bounce back and forth between the B&W version and the highlighted (colored) version. The colors are meaningless except to help identify the shapes. Once my eyes had dialed into this "alien", blocky architecture, I went back through hundreds of photos and found objects that I had overlooked. Seriously, it took months of looking at these photos before I was so accustomed to the lunar surface that I could spot these objects.
I apologize in advance for not revealing the LPI / Apollo photo IDs at this time for the images below. They are taken from my book. They are interesting all the same. From what I have seen so far on this forum and others, some of you have probably already looked at the full frame photos that these enlargements were taken from, but just overlooked these particular objects. I can guarantee you that the one below that looks like a crashed flying saucer is in an Apollo photo that nearly everyone that has looked at Moon photos has seen, but probably couldn't discern it from the terrain. So is ULO Example 01. They are in the vicinity of a very well known, very large crater (hint hint).
As time goes on and if there is genuine interest, I will post additional ULO photos with their photo IDs that were not used in the book. If anyone is interested and capable of similar research, contact me directly. We can start sharing our findings here.
Special note for the conspiracy theorists out there (I don't care either way): To date, lunar and planetary scientists are unwilling to discuss this subject or my research with me - on or off the record.
Let's start this discussion with these 8 powerful images:
ULO Example 01 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 02 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 03 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 04 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 05 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 06 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 07 - B&W and Highlighted
ULO Example 08 - B&W and Highlighted
Thank you John and thank you members for your interest. I look forward to the discussion to follow.
Note: All research images courtesy of NASA.
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Lunomaly Research Group
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sherpa
Joined: 10 Apr 2008
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Location: A land Beyond Beyond
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Hi Alan nice to see you posting again,
I actually posted a link to your site on the zond thread but this will give people a chance to discuss you finds here though.
I am not sure how many responses you will get though as things seem to be a bit slow at the moment still you naver know  |
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johnlear
Joined: 31 Dec 2006
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Location: Las Vegas, NV
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| Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 2:33 pm Post subject: Re: Structures on the Moon? New Research! |
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Thank you John and thank you members for your interest. I look forward to the discussion to follow.
Note: All research images courtesy of NASA. |
Excellent finds and analysis Allan. I'm impressed.
NASA is the master at using airbrushes to morph structures and vehicles into animals and boulders. Thats why I stick strictly with Lunar Orbiter photos because they had not yet mastered the art.
With the Clementine photos everything is digitized so that offensive material is automatically morphed so I consider anything from Clementine useless.
Monkeys, snails, spiders abound. Makes me want to kick some Navy Admiral right in the butt and ask him who the F*ck he thinks he is? |
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chaiyah
Joined: 04 May 2008
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Location: cyberspace
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Wow. I hadn't seen these before. I'll have to go root around in my aux drive for some enlargements I made off NASA moon shots. I don't do much with them because I neglected to state where and which photo they're from.
Just messing around. I'll come back later.
Emily
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