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....not so much as a grainy sketch has been posted for a long time......John has posted this with the assumption that the linear shapes in the middle are structure.....by all means they could be....but Im not sure if anything has been said about the shape on the middle left, looks like a giant crawler with a white raised shell-like canopy thats been "mining" the lower "flat" and is crawling up/down the slope between the two:shock: ........
just saying .....(quote lex)
K
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boycotteverything
09-08-2009, 09:47 AM
I'm not seeing a crawler but I do see the linear shapes. Would aliens really be using big Cats for mining?
sure is a heap of linear looking structure form all over the joint a?....... I'LL go put a circle round the Cat.......dont adjust your set :arrow:
boycotteverything
09-08-2009, 09:54 AM
Where is Lear these days? I miss the ornery old bastard. That stuff you posted from the 'Alien Scientist' is great. The guy sounds a bit like Uncle Jack Sarfatti without the fascist politics!
Where is Lear these days? I miss the ornery old bastard. That stuff you posted from the 'Alien Scientist' is great. The guy sounds a bit like Uncle Jack Sarfatti without the fascist politics!
I thought it sounded like Cog :thegeneral: .................good shit though, for sure
....here is one John posted, he had a series of them if I remember right,, the bottom one has the "crawler" circled......
when you look at it size wise it dwarfs the building-looking structure shapes :shock: :shock:
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boycotteverything
09-08-2009, 10:20 AM
OK. I see it. Could be...
skunk
09-08-2009, 10:21 AM
Its a rock.
Its a rock.
....its a hoot alright, got your tin-foil hat on? :wink:
Alessandra
09-08-2009, 01:39 PM
All I see is the moon. And craters. OMG it's a conspiracy. <.<
looks like the inside of my lungs.
Alessandra
09-08-2009, 01:48 PM
Keep smoking, mojo, I see some clear spots.
Keep smoking, mojo, I see some clear spots.
i'm always ssshhhmmmokkiinnn, even when i'm not smokin'. :)
Alessandra
09-08-2009, 01:51 PM
Giggity giggity goo.
Cogburn
09-08-2009, 02:05 PM
Negative, Ghost Rider. The pattern is full. (http://wms.lroc.asu.edu/lroc_browse)
graham72
09-08-2009, 05:08 PM
which book did john get these out of. i know he posted a few book titles but i cannot remember the names..... anyone...anyone...?
not sure mate , the green box was one he posted, I copied it at the time, cant remember where I got the other one, ......I remember he started with almost a full moon shot and then zoomed in to the area over another 4 or so pics......
Lexion
09-08-2009, 06:04 PM
Wasn't that the Case for a civilisation on the moon thread ?
I can't find it.
May have got Apeci'ed.
Sad.
Ducky
09-08-2009, 06:13 PM
Inquiry?
You know how some of the craters on the moon are miles in circumference, well why is it that they aren't as deep as the ones we find on earth?
Luner ones are more shallow.
Lexion
09-08-2009, 06:24 PM
Inquiry?
You know how some of the craters on the moon are miles in circumference, well why is it that they aren't as deep as the ones we find on earth?
Luner ones are more shallow.
My brain just imploded.
Ducks....out of nowhere, you throw
gems like this into the mix.
I have no fucking idea.
graham72
09-08-2009, 06:25 PM
http://www.exopolitics.org/collier-dsg1.pdf
Page 140
Ducky, im reading a book at the moment called "our mysterious spaceship moon" by Don Wilson - and they say that craters about 170miles across only have adepth of 2-3 miles!!!
amazon it ! good read
G
graham72
09-08-2009, 06:27 PM
i mean 2-3 miles deep. how tough is that outer shell but also didnt the moon ring like a bell ? strange eh ?
Lexion
09-08-2009, 06:33 PM
I've never seen the "ring like a bell"
vetted.
But, the crater depth is a great
question.
Ducky
09-08-2009, 06:45 PM
But, the crater depth is a great
question.
BINGO!
For example:
Can you imagine the impact of something hitting the earth to make a crater not only hundreds of miles wide, but VERY DEEP as well?
Now take that same object and fire it at the moon.
We see that the craters are hundreds of miles wide...but where is the VERY DEEP crater?
What the hell's stopping those puppies from penetrating further into the moon's surface?
graham72
09-08-2009, 06:45 PM
also, apollo astronauts - all of them - said when the LO were flying over the mares their spacecraft sped up and flew "out of velocity" attribbuted to a large magnetic disturbance from them.
graham72
09-08-2009, 06:51 PM
as for the craters, one question is raised as to how long the moon has been in orbit around the earth. then look at the 300,000 craters there, assuming that only a small proportion of those asteroids entering our direction too break through earths atmosphere. Do you not think earth should be pot marked a little more than what we already have. I mean, look at it this way, the earth is side-locked with us, so if the moon is getting shit-loads of bombardments why isnt there a small percentage that our earth is struck more ofton. God i am woffling on here - you get my drift - its late here. cut me some slack .
G
EDIT - UNLESS IT WAS TOWED HERE and it recieved more bombardments elsewhere ??????? possible ?????
EDIT 2 - another strange fact - only our moon is earth locked at 22.5 degrees, every other moon orbiting its planet spins and is centre locked. Also - the moon bulge is at the dark side not earth side.
god im on a roll
Lexion
09-08-2009, 07:02 PM
Lack of craters on the Earth is
do to weathering and tectonic
movement getting rid of them.
I accept that theory.
The moon has neither, so the
craters last.
skunk
09-08-2009, 08:26 PM
The Earth is also mostly covered in water, therefore, most impacts will go unnoticed by land dwellers.
Cogburn
09-08-2009, 08:38 PM
<sigh>
One might think that the difference in crater depth may be related to difference between the material found on the surface of both objects.
[offsite=http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/moon/moon_surface.html:jp9h2qtg]Geological Composition
One striking difference between the Lunar surface material and that of Earth concerns the most common kinds of rocks. On the Earth, the most common rocks are sedimentary, because of atmospheric and water erosion of the surface. On the Moon there is no atmosphere to speak of and little or no water, and the most common kind of rock is igneous ("fire-formed rocks"). Geologically, the Lunar surface material has the following characteristics:
1. The Maria are mostly composed of dark basalts, which form from rapid cooling of molten rock from massive lava flows.
2. The Highlands rocks are largely Anorthosite, which is a kind of igneous rock that forms when lava cools more slowly than in the case of basalts. This implies that the rocks of the Maria and Highlands cooled at different rates from the molten state and so were formed under different conditions.
3. Breccias, which are fragments of different rocks compacted and welded together by meteor impacts, are found in the Maria and the Highlands, but are more common in the latter.
4. Lunar Soils contain glassy globules not commonly found on the Earth. These are probably formed from the heat and pressure generated by meteor impacts.
The Anorthosites that are common in the Lunar Highlands are not common on the surface of the Earth (The Adirondack Mountains and the Canadian Shield are exceptions). They form the ancient cores of continents on the Earth, but these have largely been obliterated by overlying sedimentary deposits and by plate tectonic activity.
Chemical Composition
The Lunar rocks may also be examined according to the chemicals that they contain. Such analysis indicates:
1. They are rich in refractory elements, which are elements such as calcium (Ca), Aluminum (Al), and Titanium (Ti) that form compounds having high melting points.
2. They are poor in the light elements such as hydrogen (H).
3. There is high abundance of elements like Silicon (Si) and Oxygen (O).
The high concentration of rare metals like Titanium, and the availability of abundant amounts of Silicon and Oxygen has led to serious proposals about mining and manufacturing operations in the future for the Moon.[/offsite:jp9h2qtg]
That doesn't even bear to mention that you have no concept of what a 10,560 foot crater looks like on the Earth because any crater that large was caused by world-altering impact, and given the length of time since the last one has occurred it might be safe to assume that erosion ruined the crime scene. That still doesn't take into account the object hitting the atmosphere, which is the physical equivalent of doing a belly flop into a swimming pool: all but the heartiest of material would be destroyed on impact with the atmosphere itself.
C'mon guys... you bored or something?
they were all dug with my "excavator" from the op......move on
century
11-17-2009, 01:43 PM
George Knapp was joined by Bob Lazar, along with Gene Huff and John Lear last night
J9oY00KiF34
Need the link century . . . they stolen the vid! :batman:
century
11-21-2009, 12:42 AM
Need the link century . . . they stolen the vid! :batman:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTLjGUTc0Xo
rasobasi420
11-21-2009, 10:57 PM
can't let this one slip away....
I've got one for John Lear!
http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt279/MonkBiz85/1christ-middle-finger.jpg
your a classy bitch alright Ras,...no denying that.........
Cogburn ....I missed the link you posted earlier with the LROC image browser....awesome, need a few days to look through that!......cant get the A17 blow-up to happen....maybe a temp thing due to traffic or whatever ( wont call a conspiracy just yet :)) and will try again, but great link,,,very very very much my sorta thing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTLjGUTc0Xo
Cheers for that Century . . . [smile]
can't let this one slip away....
I've got one for John Lear!
http://i619.photobucket.com/albums/tt279/MonkBiz85/1christ-middle-finger.jpg
Have you found god since you've been gone raz . . .didn't think it would be your thing, lucky jesus still love you . . . .and all of us . . . [smile]
Lexion
11-22-2009, 10:00 PM
Lala, check your PM's, or my
post on where the smilies are.
:D
rasobasi420
11-22-2009, 11:43 PM
Have you found god since you've been gone raz
I'll find God one of two ways. At the end of a bottle, or the end of a bullet. Now it's just a race to see which one gets here first.
boycotteverything
11-22-2009, 11:45 PM
I'll find God one of two ways. At the end of a bottle, or the end of a bullet. Now it's just a race to see which one gets here first.hahahahah either way it's a shot in throat.