moon

Hi friends. I kinda believe in Flat Earth, to be honest, I don't have too much mathematical and geometric knowledge but i am willing to learn more about everything. I'm open to many ideas and I like to understand all propositions and see if they make sense to me, and I don't get too attached to...

The 1960s Lunar Orbiter maps of the Zeeman Crater (lat -75.2 lon -134.8) near the South pole of the moon show the following strange anomaly that has been claimed as an artificial structure. (Data from Google Earth with moon selected and Global Maps->Lunar Orbiter Mosaic). Could the mosaic...

Hi, I recently discovered this fantastic website and this particular forum got me thinking about an image I took about two years ago, back in 2018 and that occasionally has made me wonder since. I hope this isn't off-topic or belongs somewhere else but, well, the moon is kinda in the sky as...

I'm sorry for the weird title, it's just I couldn't picture anything better. Well, the thing is a friend passed me this video (I know this video is probably not worth debunking, in that case, I'm sorry for posting it)...

Often described as an old wives' tale, the idea of a connection between the phase of the moon and an increase in birth rates still persists today, including among those who work in childbirth, as exemplified in this article at The Huffington Post: An incredible 45 babies entered the world last...

An old and persistent myth is that the lunar cycle and the human menstrual cycle are (or should be) connected and synchronised. While many studies have shown this idea to be erroneous, others have appeared to support it. One of the most commonly cited is the study produced by Winnifred B...

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w63nQY73DIo Via: http://www.theblackvault.com/casefiles/multiple-ufos-fly-across-moon-shot-by-amateur-astronomer-rome-italy-july-29-2018/# A bunch of black dots move across the face of the moon. Tracking them by per-frame differences shows slightly...

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSykLp9yNJM Very short contrail?

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum for this topic. Feel free to move around if needed. I would like to debunk one claim made by a YouTube UFO channel called Secureteam 10 in a video titled as: "6 GIANT Towers Discovered On The Moon 3/31/17". There is no need to watch the video, because...

The Moon's "terminator" is simply the line between the light and dark areas of the moon, i.e. the line between the sunlit portion of the moon and the shadowed portion. To the naked eye this looks like a smooth line, but if you look closer (with some binoculars, or zoomed in with a camera) you...

It was around 3:00 am at night ,,It was cool breeze so I went to rooftop with my binoculars and Android phone just to lay down and enjoy the breeze , I watched the moon it was brighter than usual there were clouds moving dark and light both I recorded the moon then paused recording when clouds...

A friend of mine has posted this on facebook We suspect a contrail. Dunno any more details other than it was taken in Bristol, UK sometime this evening. Any thoughts?

Update by @Mick West: The video shows the moon rising over the horizon. It initially looks a bit of an odd shape due to atmospheric distortion. But there are many similar videos showing the same thing, like this one. The following comparison simply crops the region of the frame where the moon is...

I found this video, is in Portuguese but is not important what he is saying, what is interesting is what the video shows. The video show what appears to be several non natural formations in the moon surface and areas covered with black, using google moon(google earth). I've checked on google...

Google translated. Sorry. This image was taken by Apollo 17 during its last flight to the moon near the area known as Geophone Rock. It was cataloged by NASA as "blank". After retouching the photo, you see that is not completely blank. If turning up the contrast, pyramidal structures can be...

On Google Moon at 27°34'26.35" -19°36'4.75" UPDATE: Thanks to @Trailblazer, who discovered this is just some debris on the lens (or inside the camera) which appears at regular intervals on the series of images that Google Moon uses. And comparing the same locations on two sequential...