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NASA Science News for December 1, 2006 Leonids Strike the Moon .
The above image came from NASA Science Press Releases. The article that came with the image is available here. What is of interest to us is the coincidental locations of the strikes. Look at the image below that has the locations of certain main areas of interest. (These areas will be covered in these pages as we have new images) - Zorgon
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Endymion Crater .
The picture on the right has very odd looking black lines in the lower right part of the crater, and the upper square shows black out as well. These black lines do not appear in other lower resolution images. The picture on the right shows the same area. On the full photo you can see the "cloud bank" that is covering the area. Though it does not cover Endymion, there is still '"cloud" showing around the perimeter of the crater... and in the two boxes where the dark areas are in the other clipping, the "cloud" forms columns. Endymion Crater has long been the focus of anomaly researchers and John Lear was pointing out this area earlier in the thread. |
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Dec 17th 2005 .
This clipping is from an image taken with a 10" telescope by Mike's Astro Imaging in the UK. The photo and our clips are copyrighted and all rights reserved. This image is used here by permission. If you look at the image above there are several really
interesting objects that stand out. On the bottom right area that is obscured
by cloud in Lick 2 and black marks in Lick 1 you can clearly see the tower
and the dish antenna. (See below for details). The upper left of the crater,
which is also obscured in the lick photos shows three large round structures.
There is another one in the crater just below the three. The coloring of
the objects is a brownish tint in contrast to the bluish green tint of
the surrounding rock.
To the center and above (behind) the crater you can see several interesting bridge and tower like structures. Most peculiar is the crater floor!! Look at the smooth featureless texture and note the two sides that you can see of the floor. The lines above show the part I am referring to. Compare this image to the gray scale gamma adjusted one by clicking on the picture above. Now then here is the kicker!!! The Lick Observatory photos we have are some of the best moon images around, taken with a 36" telescope. Mike used a Skywatcher 250px 10" reflector!!! You can view his setup and details here The full image will be available on page two after we discuss the second area of interest. You will then be able to compare the quality of Mike's 10" scope with the 36" Lick Observatory scope. It is also interesting to note that there were never any Moon photos issued taken with the 200" Mt Palomar scope. But just from the above clips you can see the obvious difference. |
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Clementine Satellite Mar 1998
The image above is a clipping from the Clementine full color high res mosaic image showing Endymion crater. Notice the texture of the interior of the crater and the total lack of walls or crater slopes. Zoom in on the edges of the texture and you will see what we mean. There is absolutely no sign of any of the objects shown in the 2005 Mile's Astro Imaging photo. The only thing showing anomaly on this image is the area we labeled walls. - Zorgon |
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at Above Top Secret Discussion Forum John Lear's Moon Pictures on ATS And Revealed for the First Time Color Images of the Moon from Clementine Satellite |
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