SIX DAYS

For 11 years I have been carrying out comparative analyzes between different photographic sources, official and astro-amateur, destined to the observation and study of the lunar surface.

In these years, I have learned that there are numerous factors that can induce the observer to misinterpret (pareidolia), whether due to the low resolution of the vast majority of photographs or, due to the complex lunar geomorphology.

I know how much it is still incomprehensible for many, including members of this group, to notice the existence of patterns, whether they are gigantic structural complexes or the types of towers, spheres, discoid objects and other possible artifacts that make up the structures.

I apologize for the impulsiveness in sharing some images that apparently do not represent anything, but for those who have already mapped and registered countless patterns, the evidence becomes clearer.

I also believe that if you are part of a group that is dedicated to looking for evidence of extraterrestrial technosignature on the moon, it is the fact that you are open-minded.

Our concept of technologies and structural patterns follows the conditioning established by the physics of our planetary environment, so how could we look for evidence of technosignature on the moon, for example?

The answer lies in mathematics and geometry as universal languages.

The analysis, in addition to being comparative between different sources, must be contextualized with the environment itself.

We must not only focus on the object of analysis, we must look at the entire region where it is located based on clear objectives.

GOALS:

1 Identify and highlight linear, rectangular, and circular excavation patterns on the lunar ground;

2 Identify and highlight possible excavation processes in elevations, mountains and in the lunar soil around the craters, which have formed structures with rectangular patterns or providing access to the lunar subsoil;

3 Identify and highlight spherical and discoid objects;

4 Identify and highlight tower-shaped structures;

5 Identify and highlight structures with a pyramid shape;

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