Strange structures

Was there once a settlement, what today appears as a dust desert on the moon? It cannot all be optical illusions that we encounter in this context. NASA, which took the photos that were undoubtedly the most advanced in 20th century human history, cannot dismiss everything as optical illusions. There is something there, and it must be clarified what. 

One could almost have this assumption of a mine settlement, if one looks at the quite plausible explanations of  Martin van Vuuren.

Definitely, the pictures are showing a not natural formation, but rather look more like an abandoned industrial plant.

What NASA has done to clarify the structures since Apollo 17, which succeeded in taking this photo, eludes the world.

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Martin van Vuuren wrote about the miracle to see on his films and one is questioning the pictures of the moon like we know it.

What is this tower about - maybe art but not a natural grown stone. 

Thanks to Martin van Vuuren, thanks to NASA JPL/Caltech

Disturbing images of the moon

As you can easily see in this article, it is not the moon we know. Up in the sky, it has shone at night for as long as anyone can remember.

Now NASA had pictures in its archives for years, which were only partially released. Martin van Vuuren has made clips from them for youtube that speak their language. Plus stories of Whistler blowers who were supposedly already on-site, even further on Mars and beyond. Van Vuuren dedicated for years to this task of analytically processing the images of the moon and putting them on his youtube channel.

Well, what's there?

The images in the clips speak volumes about what NASA has not shared with humankind. The US space agency is not communicative on precise questions anyway. In press inquiries, they refuse to explain the structures visible on the moon. Whatever that could or should be.

No one can say whether the Whistle-Blowers are telling the truth, or whether the facts are correct at all--but why would ordinary people tell such stories if these people were not otherwise conspicuous by madness. Even more absurd is the fact that NASA took the pictures decades ago and a lot of Whistler-Blowers come from the NASA environment.

Even Martin van Vuuren doesn't believe in a conspiracy, but what can be seen in the pictures then. It is certainly no illusion if you can see tubes or parts of buildings.

Nevertheless, it would be a simple procedure for NASA to say: "Yes, we don't know what it is, we'll take care of it!"

Nevertheless, the old theory of pareidolia is consistently applied, and the illusion cultivated in order not to have to answer the questions arising from NASA's images.

Anyone can form his or her image by looking at the photos and thinking about what it might be.

Lunar Orbiter 1, 1102 13 degrees south 107 degrees east Credit: NASA

Lunar Orbiter Credit NASA

One is already wondering what one finds in the pictures of the moon.

Now all this photographic material has been known for over 50 years when astronauts ventured to the moon.

Man is characterized by his spirit of discovery. One of the greatest strengths of human character.

Against any conspiracy theories simply speaks, why doesn't NASA look for itself? Or, why doesn't she come forward?

Keeping a conspiracy secret for so long is simply unthinkable.

It can be assumed that there was once mining on the moon and also on Mars by another civilization. Who or what dug itself into the ground has long since disappeared from our galaxy. All of these, let's call them artefacts, did not grow out of the ground or were not created by wind and weather.

Right ramp with wall and windows Credit: NASA

Lunar surface photographed by the Lunar Orbiter Credit: NASA

Why doesn't NASA say, "Guys, there's something We can't tell what. We'll take care of it."

And let's face it, given the size of the universe, nobody believes that we float alone through space.