Concentric Craters, Cylindrical UFO?

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Thread: Concentric Craters, Cylindrical UFO?

# 16289 bynefer panther on Jan. 22, 2002, 9:43 a.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

People,

I am new on the list.

I would like to call your attention, however, to an image I have of
the concentric crater Hesiodus A. I was able to reduce the total size
of my picture of Hesiodus A, one of the concentric craters on the
Moon. Download is faster now.

http://skywebsite.com/hollow/realmoonhollowmoon/id23.html

I also put a turquoise line over it for easy identification. I was
trying to put it in a square, but I'll take anything. The line works
fine as an ID marker.

Do read this short piece from Cater about the origins of craters. If
impacts were the cause, the impacts supposedly causing some of those
craters would have rent the Moon in two, and that goes for the crater
at the North Pole of Mars. In relation to that crater, to ascribe it
to an impact is to engage in the absurb and burlesque, and march in
the procession of the king who has no clothes.

http://skywebsite.com/hollow/realmoonhollowmoon/id13.htmlFrom Apollo

I've got a " Cigar-shaped object over crater taken by Niel Armstrong "

http://skywebsite.com/hollow/realmoonhollowmoon/id21.htmlDh

Dharma/Dean