Moon Civilizations – Videos/Images

9/14/ 2011 Moon Tour

8/8/ 2011

Want to find something on the moon?  Here’s what you do.

MOON MINING TIPS

1- Use  Google Earth.

2- Zoom way, way, way down close to the surface.

3- Look for:

–   jagged edges  ( reveal pyramid walls big time)

–     extremely brilliant white spots (they’re domes )

–  rocks  that look like they’ve been cut in half with a knife. (hey, I don’t know how they do it.)

4- Once you find your sweet spot – save the image.

5- Use ANY simple image program.

6-  First, take the image and AGAIN … zoom way, way in.

7- Start adjusting these filters (don’t worry, you’ll see immediately what brings out an image)

– Main Filters You Will Use

brightness

contrast

gamma

– Other Filters You Will Use

Negative Setting

Edge Detection

Temp

Saturation

Every image varies a bit.   All require the main filters, and some require the ‘other filters’.  You will quickly become adept at which ones to use.   It’s a short process.   True, one can manipulate or distort an image, but NOT into  a pyramid or ancient ruins , or even a Taco Bell for that matter.   I am not an expert on the moon, videos, or computers.  I’m just someone who didn’t know enough to know I couldn’t do it.  Ha, ha…  I pass this information/tips along to those with interest, and wish you well with finding your own cool moon site.

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Frequently, when one analyzes images, they find things that did not initially reveal themselves. The single image in this video represents such a case. Were it not for Google Earth’s ‘directional wheel’ showing up in the image — I would have never focused so intently on that tiny section.  While there are other  moon videos  in Video Section, I must admit, none are as stunning as this one.   When I realized what I was seeing, it took away by breath.  It really did.

Pics are presented in slideshow format, as well as image gallery.  If you are unable to see coordinates in the slideshow, please refer to image gallery when coordinates are not occluded.

** IMPORTANT : When verifying pics, it is necessary to have ALL LAYERS in Google Earth turned ON.

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