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Ba-ba-Ra
3rd September 2019, 17:18
On July 28, the Chang'e-4 team was preparing to power Yutu-2 down for its usual midday "nap" to protect the rover from high temperatures and radiation from the sun high in the sky. A team member checking images from the rover's main camera spotted a small crater that seemed to contain material with a color and luster unlike that of the surrounding lunar surface.

The drive team, excited by the discovery, called in their lunar scientists. Together, the teams decided to postpone Yutu-2's plans to continue west and instead ordered the rover to check out the strange material. -NBC News

To analyze the material, Chinese scientists used the Yutu-2's Visible and Near-Infrared Spectrometer (VNIS), which can study materials based on they way light is scattered or reflected.

The tight-lipped Chinese have only said that the substance is "gel-like" and an "unusual color."

More Here: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-09-01/chinas-lunar-rover-has-encountered-strange-goo-dark-side-moon?utm_source=DurdenDispatch&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=sep-03

Frank V
3rd September 2019, 17:30
I've read about it too ─ albeit at another venue ─ and preliminary impressions are that it would be glass, formed during the impact of a meteor. :pop2:

ichingcarpenter
3rd September 2019, 18:02
Moon snot (or goo) has been observed by Corey Goode on his many trips to the old Nazi moon base. Apparently the goo observed was a product of a cold the moon suffered from when the Nazis made their base there in the 30s and the moon had no resistance just like native Americans. Since the man in the moon is a real person that everyone has observed at least once we can positively say that moon quakes are also a product of this cold the moon is suffering from and the tremors and goo are just a byproduct according to Corey Goode and Wilcock.

I'd give you a link but I have a cold too. But bought some moon goo
for $15


https://s3-media1.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/hT3C7Li1UKtvlg0Nwffkfw/o.jpg


Seriously I think it might be a water based gel from a comet?

Deux Corbeaux
3rd September 2019, 18:04
I wonder if the color if this “goo” is perhaps black, like the programmable matter Black Goo Herald Kautz was talking about some years ago.
When I remember well, it was Kautz who said that beside an earth matherial there was also another Black Goo from outer space found on earth.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTACLv18_Ko

genevieve
9th September 2019, 19:06
Makes me remember an early 50's film called "Space Master X-7" where a sample taken from the Moon (or a planet?) escaped its lab enclosure and began taking over--everything.

That's the kind of stuff my mom gave me as a reward for going to the dentist. (And I'll never forget "The Fly", and later "Tingler." Shudder.)

Peace Love Joy & Harmony to everyone!

shaberon
11th September 2019, 04:33
Obsidian is black glass, I have no idea if the moon has any process that would form it, or there are slags in various colors that are all glassy. If it is possible to make glass by impacts or other events, there is no reason it would be clear.