THE LIVING MOON
The Enigmas on the Moon
Anomalies in Copernicus Crater
Section Seven

Additional Collections To Be Placed Later. These are new finds and I will catalog them as soon as the grid is completed. A full written catalog will follow with numbers assigned to each item. 
Update Dec 2006: These are now all on the Grid Menu - Zorgon

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"Square Crater"
GRID J-3b

"As I was searching through the numerous anomalies that you've amassed my attention was drawn towards an area on the Cap-1 photo in the top right region. This area appears to may be possibly comprised of 45 degree angles and is in between (and just to the lower left) of an area you've marked out with a sphere and a bit lower, a crane..."

First Spotted by Johnny Anonymous, 
A Member of ATS

"Square Crater"

"I find it interesting that there would be any square shaped craters on the moon in the first place. All my attempts at trying to reveal any detail of this square area were met with failure (perhaps someone with better expertise can present their findings). Perhaps this particular area was 'air-brushed' out, I really don't know. But it's around the square that as I was filtering seem to reveal perhaps some objects/anomalies that didn't seem to belong..."

First Spotted by Johnny Anonymous, 
A Member of ATS

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Anomalies in Copernicus Crater
More Vapors and Mists
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GRID C-5
The Venting Pipe has been listed before, but the square area with the dome in the center was not seen until a recent glance by John Lear, A Member of ATS, on the large print.
 
The Village
GRID F-2 to G-3
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The overall general impression of this area on the left is that of a landscaped town. Upon closer inspection there are a few strange anomalies in the area, marked below. But what stands out the most is the bright white mist in the lower right corner. If ever there was a case for some atmosphere on the moon, this would be it. Look especially closely at the "tufts" or "puffs" above the lower ridge line and the higher one to the right.
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Still More Vapors
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"Vapor Column"
GRID N-3c

Taking a second look at the area around "Peek-a-boo" there is a bright column of rising vapor. Below you see bright white "mist" flowing around the rocks. Comparing other bright rock areas with this and other examples of "mist" you can clearly see the difference between the rock and the wispy mist

Same as above with text.
The Active Mining Operation
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"Active Mining Operation"

Looking at the above image, again the feel isn't right for natural rock. Upon closer inspection many enigma's present themselves. First is the smooth flat ridge, then you see two large "caves" or "openings" with a flat bottom just along the ridge line. As we are looking at this image from the front the "caves" cannot be craters as we are looking at a rock wall. In the colorized image below we have highlighted the vapor and the "spray" on the hill below. Notice the concentrated "stream" at the ridge line that fans out in a curved arc. Between the vapor and the spray on the ridge you can just barely make out rectangular shapes in the original image labeled "structure". On the right is the "pipes and arch" that we have shown before. A couple more blocky anomalies are below that, but they remain unknown and are included because of their odd appearance.

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