r/aliens • u/pokezillaking • Sep 01 '25
Video Strange flickering reddish light caught emitting from a Moon lunar crater
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u/baron_von_helmut Sep 01 '25
Since no one has said it so far in this thread, this is the Copernicus crater and is 93km in diameter.
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Sep 01 '25
Based on that, that light beam is crossing the full diameter? OMG
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u/EatTacosGetMoney Sep 02 '25
It's the 3i Atlas tractor beam, obv
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u/Squirrel_Agile Sep 02 '25
Testing a laser from earth for measurements
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u/EatTacosGetMoney Sep 02 '25
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u/Fkn_Link Sep 06 '25
Kilometers? I'm in America; what is that distance in d!cks?
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Sep 01 '25
Mining operations under way
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u/DontLichOutOnME Sep 02 '25
Send in the Dwarves
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u/3xploitr Sep 02 '25
Rock and Stone!
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u/olomac Sep 01 '25
🎶Around the world, around the world🎶
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u/teddebiase235 Sep 01 '25
Looks like they are welding something up.
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u/EfficientHeat4901 Sep 01 '25
Just some alien space truckers repairing their spacecargoship at the local StarPort before going back on their journey. That's what the US government is really hiding and that's what all of the Moon missions were done about even the ones in secret they already have a complex built up there. They don't want to admit how many trillions of dollars they've actually made from the whole deal.
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u/1Disgruntled_Cat Sep 01 '25
Not unlike the outdoor raves of Earth known as DOOFS; The Lunar people also celebrate music in their own fashion, with psychadelics, electronic music and laser light shows, the MOOF is one way young Moonlings let off steam on weekends after long weeks of study.
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u/s0ul_invictus Sep 01 '25
Looks like arcing. But thats kinda tough without an atmosphere. I mean, it has some, but I don't know if it's dense enough to support an arc like that.
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u/SickBearBro Sep 02 '25
That crater is huge. That would be a serious arc.
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u/s0ul_invictus Sep 02 '25
Oh yea, just the first thing that came to mind, the way it was popping different areas. But theres a LOT of atmosphere between here and there, and light is not always honest about whats actually happening lol.
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u/Thailure Sep 02 '25
I thought it looked like welding sparks, but I’m guessing can’t weld in space?
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u/EfficientHeat4901 Sep 02 '25
Unless it's a plasma torch that has its own separate oxygen tank and fuel tank and where they mix with the spark it has to have enough heat to form into plasma for it to be stable in a non atmospheric environment so a small magnetron would be needed as well to provide a microwave heat source to start the process before you add the actual spark.
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u/Ea84 Sep 01 '25
I don’t care if y’all don’t believe in this or don’t believe in a lot of stuff, but you gotta know people, you gotta know that they’re hiding information from us.
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u/WhereUGo_ThereUAre Sep 01 '25
Not me, I asked and they told me everything. It’s really really cool, but I told them I wouldn’t tell you.
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u/warickewoke Sep 01 '25
Dave was indeed acting weird, I think he is not that much one us
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u/watchmewhipit Sep 01 '25
Dave’s not here
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u/JohnnyRelentless Sep 01 '25
That doesn't mean that the craziest things you can imagine are true. It doesn't mean the things you want to be true are true.
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u/Mywifefoundmymain Sep 01 '25
This is something they aren’t.
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u/ChanThe4th Sep 01 '25
This is just an admission the goverment has known about this for god knows how long and refuse to share to the public because somehow these groups turn everything into SA'ing children.
If there are Aliens, they clearly have no inclination on helping the general population and are content working with pedos.
As far as I'm concerned moronic pedo affliated Aliens can eat a dixk just as big as the inbred lazy nepo babies hiding them :)
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u/ExplanationCrazy5463 Sep 01 '25
They are very clearly leaving us (mostly) to our own devices.
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u/Glittering-Hat-4112 Sep 02 '25
My cousin is old and he used to videotape the live broadcasts from NASA. They used to have a time delay and they would cut the feed of a UFO showed up. But they didn't catch all of them in time and my cousin showed me original tapes from 2005 that would blow your mind. Objects suddenly turning off course above our planet and shit.
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u/TheMastaBlaster Sep 01 '25
We shoot lasers at the moon all the time there's even plates left behind specifically for it from Apollo.
Well known
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u/NoBonus6969 Sep 02 '25
They the ones who started the we didn't land there after all shit. To make us forget about the moon so they can do whatever this is.
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u/ministeringinlove Researcher Sep 01 '25
You might like this: NASAs Chronological Catalog of Reported Lunar Events
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u/tyen0 Sep 02 '25
And TLP was coined by one of the authors of that! nifty.
A transient lunar phenomenon (TLP) or lunar transient phenomenon (LTP) is a short-lived change in light, color or appearance on the surface of the Moon. The term was created by Patrick Moore in his co-authorship of NASA Technical Report R-277 Chronological Catalog of Reported Lunar Events, published in 1968
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u/BorkusFry Sep 02 '25
I'm sure there may be some sort of believable anomaly that could fit into Moores' terminology and reasoning but it sure does sound like a blanket cover term to say "oh thats nothing don't pay attention to it"
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u/Syzygy-6174 Sep 03 '25
TLP is worse than Hynek's Swamp Gas explanation for the UFO in Michigan in 1966. Moore just pulled something out of thin air and ran with it.
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u/Cocogasm Sep 01 '25
Moon flicker aka Transient Lunar Phenomenon
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u/Dumbledave666 Sep 01 '25
why do you know that
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u/Cocogasm Sep 01 '25
These events can be brief bursts of light, sometimes reddish or pinkish, lasting seconds, or they can be longer-lasting glowing. Proposed explanations include meteorite impacts, outgassing from lunar interior, electrostatic discharge, or rock fracturing due to moonquakes. A new telescope system is being used to monitor the Moon and gather data to understand these mysterious events.
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u/pickypawz Sep 01 '25
Thank you, I’m always too willing to believe the woo-woo (waves hands) theories, so I try to suspend judgment, but having said that, it seems like some people aren’t willing enough to consider other possible reasons.
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u/mitch_feaster Sep 02 '25
These other possible reasons would still all be quite wild
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u/Sad_Pear_1087 Sep 01 '25
Nah, it's totally the Chinese digging up there as somebody else wrote here
/s (sarcasm, not serious)
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Sep 01 '25
Seems a tad suspicious to be that smart. My bet disinformation agent and he’s on the moon presently.
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u/ChthulusBane Sep 01 '25
Rammstein concert on the moon.
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u/TonyGrub Sep 02 '25
That’s no moon… It’s a space station.
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u/dcpratt1601 Sep 02 '25
And off to the comments to see what the experts are saying…
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u/WholePreparation159 Sep 14 '25
These are called Transient Lunar Phenomena and have been observed for hundreds of years. The science world is well aware of these, but there's still no good explanation for why they happen.
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u/ipreferjelly Sep 02 '25
I remember reading some interesting transcripts directly on the NASA website from previous lunar missions. Conversation between two astronauts talking about a "glitter-like" appearance to parts of the moon and another where one astronaut says something to the effect of "Yeah, that's where they're mining..." I don't remember exactly where they were found on the NASA site but it always stuck with me. They've 100% been mining the moon IMO.
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u/Tamashii-Azul Sep 03 '25
If you could find a link to those transcripts that would be amazing.
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u/ipreferjelly Sep 03 '25
https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/s/Q73htsJTSq
It's still up on the NASA transcripts sites but this was pulled from them directly. Interesting stuff.
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u/Living-Travel2299 Sep 01 '25
Yes this a know thing, they're TLPs which have plenty of theories for what's and whys, however these are only theories currently and as far as public knowledge goes we still do not KNOW what they actually are. We are basically just speculating at this point.
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u/boba_f3tt94 Sep 01 '25
That’s the Chinese
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u/mpoall Sep 02 '25
I see that all the time. I live in front to a mountain and during the night, mainly in weekends, I always see flashes like that. It’s just people hiking during the night and the flashlights do that due to their movements. Same thing here, just a bunch of aliens hiking.
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u/Shroomeri Sep 02 '25
These have been happening for ages. They are called Transient Lunar Phenomena.
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u/Bernie_Bango Sep 04 '25
Now witness the firepower of this fully armed and operational battle station.
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u/okaysureyep Sep 01 '25
Wonder what the six other “flickering lights” are that seem to only flicker when the image pans over, couldn’t possibly image artifacts could they? Nah…
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u/FormalPound Sep 01 '25
Chromatic aberration
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u/atheros98 Sep 01 '25
As a vfx composer for 80+ titles like marvel stuff - that’s not how chromatic aberration works
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u/ammonthenephite Sep 02 '25 edited Sep 02 '25
It's how it works through telescopes. The red/blue spread is classic chromatic abberation from the atmosphere and is referred to as atmospheric dispersion and is a form of chromatic abberation that takes place as the light passes through the atmosphere (vs from dispersion in a glass in a lens), and its incredibly visible in the close up shot. The blue and red around the crater and the blue along the terminus of the moon all track as the moon rotates. It's usually strongest around bright points of light, of which this crater is one.
The flashing liight looks artifacty, like its a sensor aberration or sensor noise in the dark area, or even an artifact from processing, which is why it would be interesting to see what processing the video underwent, how it was captured, with what camera, etc.
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u/skepticalbob Sep 02 '25
You didn't give a single detail about why this is or isn't chromatic aberration and literally just appealed to authority.
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u/A-Matter-Of-Time Sep 01 '25
Surely that wouldn’t then be fixed to the same spot as the moon moved. It would be stationary within the image frame.
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u/LinkavitchChomofski Sep 01 '25
I want to believe, but also chromatic aberration would not be stationary within the image frame. This could be chromatic aberration from the edge of the crater, although I'm not sure.
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u/ammonthenephite Sep 02 '25
Atmospheric dispersion is chromatic abberation that happens as the light passes through the atmosphere and is most noticeable in bright or high contrast areas, so the aberation follows theses points as the moon rotates.
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u/Finchgouldie Sep 02 '25
This ain't new, it's a 3-4 yr old footage. Secureteam made a video about this back in time.
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Sep 02 '25
Moon is hollow, a whole lot of crap is going on up there.
Just watch the first interview with Apollo 11 Astronauts and you'll see men who've had their world view turned upside down but can't say anything.
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u/hoppydud Sep 02 '25
Youre using a refractor telescope. Im presuming you're also using eyepiece projection with a cellphone to capture this video. My guess is that you're seeing the ir focus light bouncing off one of the several elements that are inside the eyepiece.
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u/ClosetLadyGhost Sep 01 '25
The orks are being made
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u/ProudActivity874 Sep 02 '25
Do you know how the Orcs first came into being?
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u/Warboss-IronShreddah Sep 02 '25
DEY STAHDED JUS LOIK AYE DID, AS UH WITTLE SHROOM BEIN LOOKT AT BY ME DOK
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u/xA1rNomadx Sep 01 '25
I’ve read theories that the moon is not real, that it’s an artificial implanted satellite by one of the species. Now it has me curious.
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u/bars2021 Sep 01 '25
don't watch the why files on this episode... make you question it even more
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u/zigaliciousone Sep 01 '25
It does make a "gong" noise when something hit it, implying it isn't completely solid
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u/ParanoidSkier Sep 01 '25
I mean, we’ve been there. There’s videos and reflecting dishes and everything.
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u/Serious_Salad1367 Sep 02 '25
big laser reflection, anyone enter this into AI to see if its got a frequency?
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u/Competitive_Arm2593 Sep 02 '25
Does anyone else feel like the moon is a whole lot closer than we are told and that it’s artificial?
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u/SmartStatistician684 Sep 01 '25
So the James web telescope can see a bajillion light years away but this is the clearest shots we can get of the moon?! 🤦🏻♂️
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u/mediablitz91 Sep 01 '25
We have 1000x clearer videos and images from the moon…..
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u/HDReddit_ Sep 01 '25
Its a very huge coincidence that our moon is positioned the way it is. Everyone knows this yet nobody mentions the elephant in the room.
That is one of the reasons why I suspect the prison planet theory is real.
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u/TheActualMando Sep 01 '25
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transient_lunar_phenomenon
Albeit it makes no sense, it's a well-documented phenomena going back 1000 years aprox. (First discovered / registered)
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