A mysterious video has appeared on the World Wide Web, which, according to many netizens, looks too incredible to be genuine. However, other regulars of the virtual space believe that these startling and frightening shots may well turn out to be real.
If hardened skeptics are guided by the principle that any material on the Web is a potentially skillful fake, then those seeking truth in this world do not stop believing that, by and large, the most incredible things are possible in life. One way or another, this video really exists, and it definitely deserves our attention.
It is reported that the footage below was obtained a few days ago by a resident of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. The man noticed in the daytime a strange ball flying towards the moon. At first, an eyewitness thought that an unidentified flying object was moving somewhere in the Earth's atmosphere.
The Canadian took out his smartphone and began to shoot the mysterious anomaly on the camera, as any surprised and not entirely indifferent to miracles person would do. But what happened next struck an eyewitness to the core. The light object crashed directly into the natural satellite of our planet, leaving behind a shock wave visible from Earth. Our hero realized that we are talking about a giant asteroid that fell on the moon.
The orthodox scholars who viewed the recording, of course, reacted to it with suspicion. According to experts, a collision of such a huge asteroid with Selena would lead to truly catastrophic consequences, both for the Moon itself and for our planet, which is inextricably linked with its satellite.
However, many Internet users who believed in the veracity of this video believe that the Moon can withstand even less asteroid bombardment. In the end, according to the same luminaries of science, Selena has already been subjected to similar attacks from space many times and at the same time, oddly enough, did not fall to pieces. Moreover, as independent researchers prove, even really deep depressions from such meteorite impacts do not remain on it, as if it were, in fact, an artificial body, covered with a not very thick layer of "moon dust" just to divert the eyes. And then - a superhard shell, say, titanium …
Make the rest of the conclusions yourself, but indirect confirmation of what was said just above is a huge asteroid that fell on the Moon and, as always, did not cause any harm to it …