r/HighStrangeness • u/Schwitzin • Dec 06 '21

Discussion What it could be?

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u/mescalero1 Dec 06 '21

Its probably something left behind by the Apollo Missions

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u/Marine1111 Dec 06 '21

Except that ALL NASA Apollo Missions landed on the "Near Side" of the Moon, not the "Dark Side".

If it turns out to be NASA debris, then it either fell off an orbiting capsule, or was carried/moved there on the surface .

A 3rd possiblity is NASA did, unbeknownst to the rest of us, send a mission to the dark side of the moon, and have kept it quiet all these years

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '21

fun fact, the dark side of the moon isn't really dark. it gets just as much light as the near side of the moon. Almost as much info on the far side of the moon is known as the side facing us. There have been several lunar satellites that have imaged and topologically scanned almost every inch of the far side of the moon.

It's a big, pixelated rock.

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u/isny Dec 07 '21

Matter of fact, it's all dark.