UFO on the moon

Hi there,

I found two UFO on photos from the Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 mission. The first UFO is located 40 miles east of the Plutarch crater. The UFO is clearly visible on the moon surface, reflecting sunlight, very bright compared to the surrounding terrain / craters and enormous in size: at least 30 miles long, 10 miles wide and 1 mile high!

THE OBJECT IS WORTH A CLOSER LOOK WITHOUT ENHANCEMENTS.

It is NOT a mountain range! See Google moon screenshot here:


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Check these photos from Apollo 16 as they also show a "flat " landing area!

http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/frame/?AS16-122-19596
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/frame/?AS16-122-19607

Better evidence here! Screenshots from the Apollo 11 onboard camera while the CSM flies over the area with the UFO which is at this moment not yet visible.


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These images have not been created or drawn; except the 3D models. Special designed software used in astronomy, forensic science and microbiology (e.g. ImageJ) have been used to perform the enhancements. The process was executed with great care. It took weeks and many hours of testing before I completed them and I could make this video.

Can you also reproduce these enhancements? Sure, with proper software / skills and a lot of patience you can too. I even urge you to, so you can verify that this is not a drawn picture but a genuine enhancement of a UFO. I was and still am very excited about the result. Never ever in my wildest dreams, I believed to see something like this. Have fun watching the video and ask yourself what it is you see. Perhaps you know what it could be!

What we do know is that it is NO MOUNTAIN RANGE, NO REFLECTION in the window of the Apollo command module, photo quality is "good" according to the Apollo 11 photo index and it does not show up anywhere in this location on other photos from this series! NOT on AS11-38-5672 / 5674 ...

Apollo 11 - vector shape UFO: AS11-38-5673

link: [http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/frame/?AS11-38-5673]

Apollo 17 - vector shape UFO: AS17-134-20455

link: [http://history.nasa.gov/alsj/frame.html]

Much more to come soon!

One more enhancement of the first object,. It shows in detail the inner structure of the leg.


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Here's the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMSqq2kFRF0

Sander

BRAVO!!! That is fascinating, Sander! May I ask, do you know the relative size of these objects?

Hello Jackie,

Based on the size of the Plutarch crater, at least 30 miles long, 10 miles wide and 1 mile high! The height is roughly estimated.

Greetz,

Sander

Hi, Hate to say this but your image is way over enhanced. Tone mapping is off the scale. That could easily be a crater with ancient volcanic flows... i do a lot of enhancements too using a system Called SPARTAN. I think more subtle details are lost from pattern mask dominating pixel tonal relationship ... which in turn will give you the structure you seek. I would show a before and after (side by side).
Also can u give the Hires version as yourlink only goes to poor low res.
Nice attempt though.

heres an example of Subtle detail pick up with SPARTAN..
Notice what it does with shadows ... It punches through!


AS15-8
An example of crater detail enhancement...


AS15-8936 (P) PART 4/6
Spartan pulls up structures spanning over half a mile long..Radiating outwards from central, highly anomalous bulb-ass structure.
Full diameter of crater is 2km


Spartan behaves more like an infrared camera. Strong contrast images just hide subtle detail, form, depth etc.

That is quite a demonstration, TheWatcher...I wish I were better versed in digital enhancement, because this looks like a stunning program. As for your interesting crater, I was curious if you have a larger image of this we could admire? Looks fantastic!

Jackie

Nice program, Watcher!! Is it hardware-based?

C

Copernicus wrote:Nice program, Watcher!! Is it hardware-based?

C

Cheers.. Software plus Techniques. Software written in C.
Also Ive studied the peculiar world of the pixel for a long time. They hold more data than we realize .. Thanks again