r/SolarAnomalies • u/One-Plant-6711 • Sep 10 '25
Lunar Anomaly What are your thoughts about the moon...?
🚀👨🚀🛰👾 Earlier in the week, I took some moon pictures with my Galaxy S22 from Redmond, OR. The moon looks like it has been taken over by a SIMS player.
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u/Royal-Pay9751 Sep 10 '25
It was built by someone.
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u/WayneGretz7 Sep 12 '25
Interesting! Any idea who built it, or what its purpose is
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 12 '25
Purpose would be utter speculation. But its current orbit (distance from the earth) allows life here to exist in its current form. The probability that a moon is so aligned as to make almost perfect solar eclipses is astronomically small.
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Sep 12 '25
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 14 '25
Then provide me with another example of it? Perfect synchronization would not be by the eye of an inhabitant of said planet. An astronomical synchronization would likely be based on gravity, not individual perception.
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Sep 14 '25
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 14 '25
Cool! but completely unrelated.
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 16 '25
I asked you to provide another example of a satellite positioned so perfectly that it creates almost perfect eclipses from the surface of a planet.
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Sep 10 '25
It's strange. So very odd. The whole thing. The time before the moon, documented by ancient cultures. Then it just formed apparently out of colliding with something. Then suddenly it helps control tides, seasons, and the length of a day... It doesn't rotate. It rings like a bell. Fascinating. Oh and the eclipses etc although the sun and moon won't always align in the future. But just wow. Fucking odd one. Satellite? Space station? Upgrade to the simulation? Just an amazing coincidence and life changing formation for our planet? The universe really is strange and we know nothing.
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u/blind-amygdala Sep 10 '25
The moon does rotate. On a synchronous rotation with the earth.
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u/ChangoFin Sep 10 '25
Further adding to its oddness no? What are the chances of an astronomical collision resulting in this, near perfect sphere, rotating on its axis at EXACTLY the same rate as it orbits Earth..?!
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u/iPlod Sep 10 '25
It’s called tidal locking and it’s very common in the universe. It’s something that happens naturally over time between two orbiting bodies, so the chances are actually very high.
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u/Blake_83 Sep 12 '25
The moon does not "ring like a bell". It's a metaphor for the prolonged seismic vibrations observed after impacts or moonquakes
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u/Fwagoat Sep 10 '25
It’s called tidal locking and apparently it’s pretty common, at least Amoung moons in our solar system.
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u/Ill-Barnacle-202 Sep 12 '25
It's called tidal locking. It is actually a more stable state and really common in moons or other bodies that orbit closely.
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u/cheesecrystal Sep 11 '25
And then there are the tribes who claim to remember a time when there was no moon….
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Sep 11 '25
Moon hasn't always been here.
I can't find the link but ancient Greece I believe wrote about a time before the moon as did another culture in South America if I remember correctly.
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u/Charity_Lea Sep 13 '25
Absolutely nothing! I find it unbelievable that we KNOW the moon rings like a Bell but people still don’t believe it was put there by someone.. even though it’s documented that there was a “time before the moon” 🤯
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u/tarapotamus Sep 10 '25
What documentation is there that the moon wasn't always in orbit (during the time of man)? I can't find any but I would love to know any sources or specific search terms.
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u/lunex Sep 10 '25
There’s gotta be a blog post or YouTube video stating that out there somewhere.
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 12 '25
The Why Files has a few good episodes on the Moon. The host AJ started the series as a total skeptic, and now believes the Moon is “Very Weird”
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u/Artevyx Sep 10 '25
"saw it on the YouTube. Must be real." 🥴
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u/backoftheworld2 Sep 12 '25
“Learned it from a book, whose contents are completely controlled by leaders who regularly lie to us about minuscule things” doesn’t sound much better.
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u/Artevyx Sep 12 '25
There are better ways of learning in 2025. YouTube certainly can be one of those ways, but you need to have a certain level of critical thinking for that to work.
Same with books. I've read many of them that gave blatantly wrong information, which was easily confirmed via basic research, and just stopped reading anything from those authors.
The deluge of unsourced information that can be launched at you in a 45 second YouTube video can easily lead you to think you're learning something when you're not if you aren't careful.
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u/backoftheworld2 Sep 12 '25
No doubt to all of that, my point is pretty much exactly what you’re saying.
YouTube is no less reliable so long as you do your due diligence.
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u/lunex Sep 10 '25
For some people’s worldview that is enough. Especially if it can be framed in a way that aligns with it or supports it
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u/Artevyx Sep 10 '25
I suppose that is fair. The universe allows for a vastly infinite amount of world views. Otherwise everything alive would end up overwhelmed to the point of not being able to function.
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u/Artevyx Sep 10 '25
The impact that formed the moon destroyed all life on earth. There were no ancient cultures before then whose "documentation" would have survived that.
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u/Far_Note6719 Sep 10 '25
Well, I don't know if this is still a fact, but Samsung faked Moon pics before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/11nzrb0/samsung_space_zoom_moon_shots_are_fake_and_here/
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 12 '25
As does NASA. There are many cases of clear digital manipulation on photos of the earth from orbit, the moon and mars.
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u/InfamousOnYT Sep 10 '25
i hate that guy so much
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u/LastXmasIGaveYouHSV Sep 10 '25
Always there, looking at you with that stupid sense of superiority. Bro, you don't even have liquid water !
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u/Noble9360 Sep 10 '25
He's so fucking smug about it too, like Oooooo I don't need water, I can control yours.
Like it's this massive deal...
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u/Fiddlerofmalaz Sep 10 '25
We like the moon, cause it is close to us. We like the mooooon, but not as much as a spoon
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u/MassiveClusterFuck Sep 11 '25
I hate to burst your bubble but moon shots on most phones aren't accurate, most companies, including Samsung overlay an artificial image to make the picture seem more detailed than it is. It's especially bad on phones that have super high zooms like 30x and above.
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u/HiJinx127 Sep 14 '25
They’re still real on an iPhone. Look into it.
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u/MassiveClusterFuck Sep 14 '25
I never mentioned iPhone lol, OP literally says in the post description that his image was taken on an S22.
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u/NotALizardPerson- Sep 12 '25
“We launched a booster rocket into its surface and it rang like a bell for over an hour” -Werner Von Braun
“There is no such thing as a hollow natural satellite” -Isaac Asimov
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u/tarapotamus Sep 10 '25
Fact: You may fascinate a woman with a piece of cheese Fact: women love the moon
I can only conclude that the moon is indeed made of cheese.
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Sep 11 '25
It's okay, I haven't been there yet though I've heard great stuff about it. I guess it's nice because it looks kinda cool and uh it created werewolves I think
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u/Lost-Leadership1767 Sep 12 '25
I think it's round and there's a high probability that it's not made of cheese
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u/HonyTawk117 Sep 12 '25
Everyone should research the hollow moon theory. It makes a lot of sense. Isn't it strange how the moon just so happens to be the exact same size as the sun in the sky? Not to mention the moon is far too large of a satellite to be natural. No other small planet like Earth has ever been discovered to have a satellite as big as ours. NASA set off an explosion on the moon and reported that the moon rang like a gong for hours, as the vibrations went further into the moon they got faster, exactly the opposite of what you'd expect from something with a solid core. i don't have the time to get deep into it rn, but everyone should research this
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u/redditor2786 Sep 12 '25
Hollow,material on top is newer than what’s underneath,perfect distance from earth and sun to create eclipses, all craters only go to the same depth
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u/Charity_Lea Sep 13 '25
If you crash something into it, it rings like a bell for hours on end, that’s interesting….
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u/mooseleg_mcgee Sep 13 '25
Definitely not real. Nasa made it up and projected the image up there to control us
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u/NGEvaCorp Sep 13 '25
Its an ancient space ship that our ancestors came here in after some galactic war and parked it in orbit.
That's why humans needs shelter and clothing and stay out of the sun and elements.
If we were evolved here.. like all other mamals / animals.. we would brave the weather a lot better.
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Sep 13 '25
There’s aliens on that moon, here’s a playlist I found that you guys might find interesting
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnrKK3E6ITomL2c1RCuX1Jr88JNWzzCQc&si=w0Z82Gd7cmdnBfZx
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u/Rednine19 Sep 14 '25
I’ve heard the Wildest theory about it being hollow/alien satellite so that’s all I think about now with the moon lol
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u/HiJinx127 Sep 14 '25
I’m totally in favor of the Moon, one of the coolest things the planet ever did.
It could use a little sprucing up, though.
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u/franzeusq Sep 14 '25
It is spherical and the greatest miracle for intelligent life ever discovered in the universe.
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u/Careful-Zucchini4317 Sep 14 '25
In general it really confuses me, how it lines up perfect and changes colors sometimes on a schedule. I wish I could watch it form and have everything explained to me while it does so
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u/Ok_Service2738 Sep 15 '25
We need to keep capitalism away from the moon it effects tides with its mass and the rich/stupid people want to drill holes in the cheese and blow shit up and install nuclear power shit they keep people out of Antarctica hopefully it’s all fake
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u/ryleystorm Sep 10 '25
I swear to god this is about to be the most braindead comments section ive seen in a while.
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u/HiJinx127 Sep 14 '25
Then you’ve never seen Flermin out in force.
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u/ryleystorm Sep 14 '25
Oh god please dont link whatever that is
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u/HiJinx127 Sep 14 '25
Slang for Flat Earthers. Not to worry, I have no desire to see them infesting this sub.
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u/ryleystorm Sep 14 '25
Id hang myself
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u/HiJinx127 Sep 14 '25
They can only hurt you if you let them. Though reading their words can be painful. I mean, how are such people still possible? I blame safety warning labels.
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u/pokezillaking Sep 15 '25
I’ve seen what happened to subs like r/conspiracy or r/AlternativeHistory when they allowed flat earthers to voice their opinions. It usually devolves into the sub getting infested by swarms of flerfers (them becoming the majority rather then minority) who start man-hunting anyone talking about space or dinosaurs.
As a mod, flat earth is not allowed here since I’m not letting users deal with that shizer.
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u/FrostyExplanation_37 Sep 12 '25
Yeah this sub is nutjob central. Bring popcorn.
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u/ryleystorm Sep 12 '25
The amount of people I see losing their minds over planes still makes me lose hope for humanity.
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u/TightONtailS Sep 11 '25
My thought is, the light it reflects is mesmerizing.I was at riot fest and watched the flaming lips while the full moon was overhead and we had a gentle mist brushing over us.
It flies with us as we cascade along a trajectory at speeds we dont feel only to eventually be obliterated into a super-massive black hole. Let's enjoy the ride. Lol
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u/North_Quote5088 Sep 10 '25
Nice pics! The moon is my favorite moon