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Supercut of the LRO series! 5 episodes into one. I hope you enjoy some of the coolest sights and weirdest mysteries the Moon has to offer 🙂
43:11 Here we have yet another Moon landing denier.
17:29
And fans of ancient alien, they were trying to find something in Egypt then they moved to Amazon jungle latter on they try to find anything on Antarctica then they said that there is something on the dark side of moon and i will tell you then these guys move to Mars and later on Alpha Century
how does things hit the moon on the side we see, because earth would be in the way?
I can't quite place your accent. I love it. Your voice is so soothing. Where are you from?
What does this new, bubbling theory have to do with its life expectancy, before going supernova.
A crater 2000 kilometers wide would have a depth so deep. All these massive craters are not adding up. Have u seen the crater in arizona its massive and i think the metero was like the size of a small car. It just doesnt add up
Why do all the impacts no matter the size all seem to be the same depth or close to same?? some of the bigger ones look too shallow to me…
Curious what the plan is to avoid comets, asteroids, etc, hitting any settlements? The whole planet is puckered with collisions!
I hope the human race will survive this planet and all wars, gone in future space everywhere to live. AI could help us more then we can imagine.
No such thing rocket 🚀 can’t go no longer than ten minutes into space. It is proven. Such a great course but it is impossible to get to the moon it’s all made up. That rocket is a huge fireworks but, burning so much fume and that’s what make it impossible.
The craters are electrical scarring.
man sollte doch nicht vergessen das bei einschlägen von meteoriten auf dem mond andere temperaturen herschen,das widerum einen ganz andren prozess führen
The Moon kind of gives me the impression that it used to be alive but turned into a ball of lava & fire that incinerated everything & all evidence of any kind of life & water
32:18 "Craterception"
23:30
I wonder if the temperature differences are simply due to the density of the surface material and how much heat the less dense material is able to hold compared to the dense crater material (if it even is more dense). Just a thought.
I would want to land near the old rovers and try to get one going.
why are you only showing this in black and white,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i find it hard to believe there is absolutely no color on the moon.
Hmm, after much lament I will respond to you first question ❓.
Where would I go if I could go to the moon?
I'd like to be a new explorer, a first of firsts, a trail blazer, a path finder a breaker of the mold so to say.
So, I guess I don't want to go anywhere that that NASA astronauts went.
Therefore I guess, I can live by my desires and go anywhere on the moon and blaze that trail.
I would go inside the hollow part. " The Moon is Hollow for I have touched the sky."
What are the foot prints in Aristicus Crater from?
Fun fact: The Moon itself, viewed from Earth is always the same size. Some people see no change at all, while the rest of us see massive, beautiful moons. It's all to do with the surrounding territory, light and it's position adjacent to the horizon.
I just thought that was a cool fact considering how astounding and deceptive these pictures of the Moon were…
Life is amazing when you take a step back, take a breath, and just look.
Big crater little crater they all appear to be the same depth to me …. As if underneath the surface is something very hard but surely the craters of something large hitting the surface should be far deeper than the little ones ????
Not sure where all the golf balls in the pictures came from
makes me want to play Kerbal
The lack of color, water, and life on this dustbowl, make it less interesting than it could be. Needs gold, or other mineral prospecting to make this a worthwhile exploration. Sorry to be dissing our close neighbor. But moon dust is #1 problem.
This is not the moon that has life.🙄what a farce.
Thank you! Very informative
You’re just looking at the first skin of the onion.
The Moon is cool… maybe one day people will be able to go there, as soon as they figure out how to stop the ionizing deadly radiation from killing them in a matter of minutes. (smile) but until then we will have to be happy with only sending machines. (wink)
Loving the Factorio-like music tbh
Loved this video!! I'm sure someone will still think all of this was faked for no reason. Shame to dismiss something so awesome.
The cool spots look similar to the angled projections. Could the material that gets launched from the craters cool faster from not being weathered? Or have more surface area to release heat? Am I avoiding sleep? At least we all know something 😉
When I watch videos like this, I feel like a one-day fly.
Anyone know way they don't use color? Black & white makes it harder to see.
Best video on the moon I have ever seen. Thank you!
It do don't it?
Where Indians moon footage 😅 🤡
The head person at NASA said recently that no one has ever seen the dark side of the moon because it always faces away from the sun and is always in the dark . His name is Bill Nelson and he really said that .
flipping it 180 doesn't do anything.
People from 100 years ago and beyond would lose their minds being able to see and do what we do every day. All the astronomers would give up their life savings to see surface views of all the planets like we can. I wonder what people will see 200 years from now!