Unmistakable Lunar Ruins on the Moon -- at 19.5 ...!
By Richard C. Hoagland
© 2006 The Enterprise Mission
(click on each image for a full-size closeup view)
NASA scientists need glasses.
Over the weekend, a team of NASA planetary scientists released from Brown
University -- simultaneous with their publication in the world's most
prestigeous science journal, Nature -- a significant scientific
discovery.
The title of their paper is:
"Lunar Activity From Recent Gas Release,"
by Peter H. Schultz, Matthew I. Staid and Carlé M. Pieters
Commented one of the authors,
"We believe there has been a rapid release of gasses [at this location
on the lunar saurface], blowing off surface deposits and exposing less
weathered materials (emphasis added)."
The estimated time-frame for this event: "less than 2 million years
...." This, compared to a previously estimated 3 BILLION years since
the last prior significant lunar eruptions.
What's been revealed, by our own, independent Enterprise analysis -- lying
just 3-5 meters below the much more "weathered" surface in this
specific ""Lacus Felcitatus" region of the Moon -- is NOT
just "newly-exposed, less weathered materials." What the Brown
scientists are calling the world's attention to is nothing less than--
The most perfectly preserved artificial lunar ruins discovered
so far on the Moon!
It's just the NASA scientists themselves who can't seem to see and recognize
what they've "discovered!"
The two Apollo images displayed here, official released as part of the
new 2006 Nature lunar study, reveal not only unmistakable geometric and
architectural detail throughout this feature ( buildings, walls, sculptured
former "gardens," towers, parapets, etc., they also reveal the
striking structural material making up this complex--
Titanium!
(click on each image for a full-size closeup view)
This ties directly into our own, until now never published, completely
independent analysis of the composition of the foundations of the "entensive
lunar glass ruins" we've uncovered in our own 10-year Enterprise
lunar artifacts investigation--
Titanium!
Another major clue that the ruins are, in fact, just that ... lies in
their location:
19 Degrees North, and 5 Degrees East.
Nothing less than an astonishingly OBVIOUS "coding" of the latitude
repeatedly discovered through our Enterprise investigation ... on worlds
all across the solar system--
"19.5."
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Update -- 11/20/06
This afternoon, Steve Troy -- a colleague
who has quietly pursued our Enterprise Mission lunar investigation
with incredible tenacity for many years -- received two "second-generation"
NASA negatives of the Apollo 15 "Panoramic Camera" images,
originally acquired of the "INA Depression" in 1971. |
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