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mojo
20th February 2012, 16:12
Check out the tracks on the moon, I don't think there were any of our landings in the location these tracks were found. Perhaps Avalon member Sander will spot this and perform some of his excellent editing abilities for further anaylsis.

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seehas
20th February 2012, 17:24
this stuff lookes like if u roll a snowball, could be some sort of stone that got loose after an meteorit impact.
1967sander
21st February 2012, 06:13
Hi Mojo,

I studied this myself a couple months ago and came to the conclusion that these could be boulders rolling down a hill. The movement (rolling) is caused by moonquakes. The regolith (moon dust) is like sand so boulders that roll leave deep tracks but as their speed is decreasing rapidly because of the friction between boulder and moon dust the movement also suddenly comes to a hold. There is one particular boulder (or is it something else ?) that raises questions as the track is anything but normal. The boulders appears to void rocks in its path ...

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Greetz,

Sander
mojo
21st February 2012, 07:03
Hi Sander,
Good to hear from you. Thanks for the additional upload and it does not appear a natural shape. Also what do you think about the China moon footage? There is a recent post on it. It looked like the Zeeman crater but I wasnt sure. The upload didnt say much except the back side of the moon.

edit: here is the link
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?41082-What-role-will-China-play-in-Extraterrestrial-Disclosure
1967sander
21st February 2012, 09:47
Hello Mojo,

Interesting stuff indeed. Unfortunately the resolution of the video footage is not good enough to see real structures within the " complex". I like to see the high resolution photographs the satellite is taking. Than we really can see what is down there. It is amazing how much the Dark Side all of a sudden has become of interest to ALL nations with a space program. The Apollo missions only examined an itsy bitsy part of the moon so the near side also has plenty of terrain to be investigated, yet they all focus their attention to the Far Side. Makes you wonder!

Greetz,

Sander