SkinWalker said:If you think you're being innovative and observant by citing "bridges" on a world that only a few people have visited a handfull of times, or that someone forgot to turn off a spotlight (a large rock with the Sun's illumination judging by the shadow), then don't waste our time.
You're making some very extraordinary claims and merely providing some blurry black and white photos of rocks, which you say are the best you've seen.
I'm more inclined to discuss the power of belief and what drives people to look for extraordinary explanations for ordinary things. Your thread got dumped in the right forum.
Boris2 and RedDevil might remember the passage in Demon Haunted World where Sagan discusses the natural ability and tendency of people to look for patterns... a similar phenomenon is common among those that see cities and monuments on Mars.
Skinwalker, I thank God you're not running NASA. It would be their job to find these type of buildings USING EXACTLY THESE LOW QUALITY IMAGES. The idea that finding vehicles or buildings built by an alien civilization is crazy, represents the arrogance that now run's mainstream science.
In the end it is you're debunking skeptical mindset which will not allow you to EVER consider that anomalies do exist within the lunar orbiter series exist and even further.
Using the debunker's logic there are no anomalies because everything is just a pile of rocks.
Please - you're the ones wasting our time. You're response is the waste of time.
Oh yeah, and from satelite every building on Earth looks like a pile of rocks with shadows. Who do you think you're kidding?
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