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Cube on the Moon


This is a video taken by an amateur astronomer of an unknown structure on the moon. There is no voice-over, no soothing narrator discussing NASA coverups, just a video of something clearly out of place on the lunar surface. It appears to be a giant cube, tall enough to cast a shadow many miles long. Look for it at 1:12 and at 2:58 on the video.

 

It is somewhat remniscient of the monolith on Phobos, although shaped differently. The Phobos monolith is a half-cylinder standing on end, this monolith clearly has four sides. Both are enormous, unnatural structures on moons.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPwzkMOQt-s

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Nik00

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LOL that reminds me of a certain movie :P

-=Medic=-

Posted

damn PHANTASM you made a really interesting blog here ... thanks ^^

hobbit

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Interesting blog here Phantasm. Keep it up

Livyatan

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Hmm, there's something about that thing's shadow that doesn't make sense. Then again, could be me lol. Nice blogs. Reading some more ;)

SkuLLc0LLector

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great blog Phantasm.

 

Bout this video. If u look at the other shadows they are pointed south-east.

The shadow of cube is pointed south-west.

 

 

very interesting indeed.

Keep vids coming !!

xd

Connection

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how come the shadow cast by the object isn't in the same direction as the shadows cast by the rims of the surrounding craters? it looks more than 45* off lol

 

nice fake

 

=p

 

 

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oops didn't read the rest of the replies. well glad i am not only one with critical eye haha.

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