Since ancient times, astronomers have observed strange phenomena on the satellite of the Earth using telescopes. In 1968, NASA published a catalog of lunar anomalies, which mentioned about 600 of the most mysterious observations of our natural satellite, made over four centuries and have not received any explanation until today.
The fact that sometimes something strange happens on the moon has been noticed for a long time. So, there are many documented evidence of the observation of strange light phenomena on it. One of the earliest is considered the message of the associate of the French Academy of Sciences Jacques Eugene de Louville, described in the documents of the scientific institution.
On May 3, 1716, while observing a lunar eclipse at about 9:30 GMT, he noticed near the western edge of the moon “some flashes or instantaneous tremors of light beams, as if someone were setting fire to the powder tracks, with the help of which time mines were detonated. These light flashes were very short-lived and appeared on the Moon in one place or another, but always from the side of the shadow (Earth)."
Simultaneously with Louville in Britain, lunar flares were observed by the famous Edmund Halley.
At the beginning of the 19th century, the English astronomer of German origin William Herschel, famous for the discovery of Uranus, saw during a total eclipse 150 very bright points scattered over the surface of the Moon. Dozens of other observers then reported flickering blue lights on the lunar disk. These were predominantly "clusters of light specks", but sometimes they looked like "luminous needle-like tips gathered together."
There are also reports of the observation of "arched clusters of white lights" in the Sea of Crises. In February 1821, a light of striking brightness shone in the Aristarchus crater. In May, he caught fire there twice more.
Virtual ufologists regularly find many anomalies on the moon. For example, this one looks like a humanoid walking on the moon
And here is something similar to a white twisted tower, next to the second (straight) tower
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SIGNALS FROM EARTH SATELLITE
In 1824, German astronomer, professor at the University of Munich, Franz von Gruytuisen, observed a light on the moon that burned at one point without interruption for half an hour. In the Sea of Crises, minute flashes of light have been observed for over 120 years. At the beginning of the 20th century, scientific journals even wrote about signal lights that were seen on the moon.
The arrangement of these lights was clearly artificial: the two lines of lights ran parallel to each other, and between them there was a dark strip covered with luminous points. Exactly the same arrangement of lights was observed by von Gruytuisen in the Messier crater. Intermittent bright light was evidenced in 1847 by Hudson. It looked very much like someone was honking us from the moon.
In 1864-1865, in the same mysterious Sea of Crises, the astronomer Ingol observed a small point of light "shining like a star." This "star" was seen by other astronomers for a long time, and then it disappeared, leaving behind a cloud, which is also rather strange for the Moon, which, as you know, has no atmosphere.
Bert and Elger saw such an unusual arrangement of lights in Plato Crater that they teamed up with other lunar explorers to map and study the phenomenon. The lights were fixed in place, but varied in intensity. In April 1871 alone, selenographers recorded 1600 (!) Cases of observing clusters of lights in Plato crater.
In 1887, a "glowing triangle" was seen there. In the same year, a number of astronomers reported "flakes of light" that moved towards Plato crater from other lunar craters. In that year, this crater, which usually looks like a dark plain near the northern edge of the moon, was all glowing with lights.
Observations of mysterious light phenomena on the Moon have repeatedly happened in the XX century. Already in our time, according to NASA information, various optical optical phenomena were recorded in the Aristarchus crater about 112 times. Similar phenomena have also been observed 29 times in Plato Crater, 15 times in Schroeter Crater and 16 times in the Sea of Crises. Such activity, according to many researchers, can in no way be a coincidence.
“ On and off ” light on the moon, recorded on November 26, 2015. Ufologists considered this moment for the launch of a UFO from the lunar crater Aristarchus
STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTION
We are often assured to this day of the complete lifelessness of the Moon, but the data accumulated by astronomers suggests otherwise. In the decades before the space age, they mapped hundreds of strange "domes", observed "cities that grow" and shadows of regular geometric shapes.
Already in the 18th century, William Herschel, already mentioned by us, drew the attention of the learned fraternity not only to the lights on the Moon, but also to the lines and geometric figures observed on its surface.
All the same Professor von Gruytuisen saw intersecting lines and squares in the northern part of the Schroeter Valley, strongly reminiscent of city streets and blocks (the so-called "city of Gruytuisen").
The professors hastened to declare crazy, but similar formations were observed in the telescopes of the Mount Wilson Observatory in the USA in the 30s of the 20th century. When the 100-inch telescope was aimed at Gassendi Crater, a "piping system" was imprinted on the photographs.
ON THE FACE - UFO
Modern optics makes it possible to observe even UFO flights on the Moon. For example, amateur astronomer Dave Darling claimed that they literally wielded there. On April 16, 1979, Darling at 1 am saw through a 12.5-inch telescope a "cigar" 16 miles long and about 2.5 kilometers in diameter. It had a silvery metallic color and cast a clear shadow on the surface of the moon. The "cigar" was located at the Isidore crater near the Sea of Nectar.
On August 12 of the same year, Dave again saw the "cigar" near the rim of Romer crater. Its length reached 20 kilometers, its color was silvery-metallic, its shape was elongated, with two "wings". The object later disappeared. Darling also saw a large platform 8.6 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers high south of Archimedes Crater.
Huge moon 'cigar' in the artist's fantasy
The Japanese Yatsuo Mitsushima has been systematically observing lunar observations with an 800x telescope for over 10 years. At the same time, he repeatedly filmed the flights of certain dark objects over various parts of the moon with a video camera. The materials he received are impressive: the diameter of these objects is on average about 20 kilometers, and the speed of movement is about 200 kilometers per second.
I would like to conclude this material with the words of George Leonard, the author of the book "There is someone else on our Moon" based on the materials of NASA, he said about the mysterious lights on our natural satellite.
Namely: “The lights on the moon cannot be associated with volcanic activity. And impacts of meteorites cannot be responsible for flashes of light lasting minutes or hours. And the Sun, illuminating the peaks of the lunar mountains, cannot be responsible for light in those places where it does not shine for days. And there are no spontaneous ignitions of escaping gas.
When we see lights on the moon flashing in the same places, or flashes lasting minutes and hours, we see the lights of the inhabitants of the moon. There is clearly someone there, and we still have not the slightest idea about these unknown creatures."
Valdis PEYPINSH magazine “Cosmos. Mysteries of the Universe , special issue # 15