Technological objects on the lunar surface

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

Some objects on the Moon can hardly be attributed to natural formations, they are more like the result of high-tech activities. Just three such examples, which may not have been known to you, are offered by the Kramola portal.

1. Chain of vertical tunnels

Recently, an interesting video appeared on the network with a parsing of the official maps of the Moon. The length of the discovered chain of holes is estimated at 500-550 kilometers, the width of each hole is about 300-350 meters.

On Google's network maps, researchers are constantly finding a lot of new things, from the tracks of huge caterpillar tracks on the ocean floor to the remains of cities in the jungle. Official comments always come down to the "artifacts" of the cards themselves, which is quite difficult to dispute.

However, in this case, we have a completely different image. It is not a single object, not a line, but a whole group of similar objects, similar to holes and located on the same line, but not strictly on the same line. This does not happen with artifacts, so these holes in the moon actually, apparently, are. But what could it be?

The most logical assumption: traces of some kind of engineering structures. Perhaps we are talking about the exits to the surface of the mines, under which the tunnel is laid, the closest analogs from human technologies - the ventilation tunnels of the subway.

2. Objects from the distant 1969, which cannot be called natural

In the magazine Tekhnika Molodezhi for the distant, distant 1969, examples of such objects were given:

3. Mysterious Outbursts - Meteorites or Space War Trails?

In mid-July, the MIDAS lunar event detection and analysis system deployed in Spain registered two large flares on our satellite, which occurred on July 17 and July 18, within 24 hours. Here is a video of these flashes:

According to the official ESA (European Space Agency) explanation, the flares are small meteorites from the dust tail of comet 169P / NEAT.

European Space Agency comment: “For at least a thousand years, people have claimed to have witnessed unexplained light phenomena occurring on the lunar surface. By definition, these transient outbreaks are difficult to study, and determining their cause remains a challenge. However, we are following the Moon with great interest, as such events can tell us a lot about the Moon and its history, but also about the history of the Earth and its future."