Ancient Aliens on the Moon (34 page)

The Crane.

Close-up of the “Crane.”

So I started looking. And wow. Just wow!

AS11-38-5564íS covered with machinery, structures, buildings, artifacts and Ancient Alien ruins of all types. The hardest task for this book is to cut it down to just the weirdest and most obvious ones.

The first thing to understand about AS11-38-5564 is where the light is coming from. On this image, the sun is coming from the right at an almost 90° angle to the camera. This means that tall objects sticking up in the sunlight will cast shadows to the left at something less than (but pretty close to) 90 degrees to the frame of reference (the camera).

The “Falcon” compared to artistic rendering of the spacecraft from the film
Planet of the Apes.

The first object I noted was something I decided to call the Crane. It was just sitting there, on a ridge to the west of and not far from the area of the Ziggurat. The crane overlooked a deep, dark hole in the ground which had some very geometric looking “platforms” extending over the opening below.

The crane appeared to have some sort of extension (or cannon) raised and turned toward the right, and the shadow cast by the extension and the lower base part of the vehicle were consistent with the lighting. It looked as if somebody had simply parked it at the top of the hill above the opening below.

Close-up of the “Falcon.”

The Daedalus Spire and shadow.

Not far from the Crane is another object that is sitting atop a ridge and looks distinctly artificial. The “Flacon” looks similar to the spacecraft seen in the original Planet of the Apes movies in the 1960’s. It has a pointed nose, a raised main body on the top and two dark, recessed areas that might be the cockpit area. It is pronounced in its symmetry and is sitting atop what might be a hanger or launch platform.

Whatever the Falcon is; a sled, a cable car or some type of launch vehicle, it absolutely does not belong on the Moon in any kind of natural model.

Further down in the image on the edge of one of the largest craters in the photo, is yet another spire. Like its namesake in Sinus Medii, this one is sticking straight up out of the lunar surface and casting a shadow across the sunlit regolith below.

What exactly this particular spire might be is unknown, but again it appears to be made of a semi-translucent material and part of a larger construct around it that is stretching down into the darkness of the crater. At the scale of the photograph, it would have to be several hundred feet tall at least and again completely contradicts the Standard models of lunar geology.

The “gun emplacement.” Note recessed area around object.

The Gun Emplacement is a geometric object consisting of two cylindrical footpads, a central spherical housing (which is casting a shadow on the ground behind it), and a long extension which looks something like a gun or a cannon extruding from the front. It is emplaced in a recessed bunker or foxhole and sits adjacent to another geometrically square area behind it.

Artificial sub-structure of lunar surface near Daedalus.

Farther away, there is more strange stuff. If you look closely, you can see extensive areas where the surface appears to be peeled back and an underlying substructure is exposed.

There are numerous areas like this all over AS11-38-5564, but my eye was drawn to the hills above the Ziggurat, where I saw stranger and stranger evidence of Ancient Alien ruins on the Moon. The first area had four main features that interested me. They all looked artificial.

Hillside from AS11-38-5564 showing at least 4 artificial structures/objects.

The first was a distinct cross formation on a hillside near the top of the image. It looked like almost like a flattened jack and had four nodes at the end points. The arms of the jack crossed at 90 degrees to each other. But then things got really weird.

The “Jack.”

Directly above the “jack” was what looked to be an open hangar door with nothing less than a domed, disk shaped craft parked in it. It appears to have crab-like landing “legs”, a couple of evenly spaced dark “vents” or windows of some kind, and a disk shaped body not unlike the Jupiter 2 from
Lost in Space.

There is also a possible cylindrical attachment of some kind on the left side of the Saucer just above the strut. What its function is I can only guess. There appears to be a great deal of debris in the hangar underneath the saucer, meaning it is likely the area has been abandoned for a long time. But it sure would be fun to land there and look around.

On the hillside right next to the flying saucer hanger is another completely anomalous area that can’t be explained by natural processes. Sticking out of the mountainside is across hatched pattern of girders and support struts jutting into the air a right angles to the mountainside. It appears to be a series of platforms or terraces constructed to overlook the valley below. What might be beyond the shadows and under the mountain is anybody’s guess, but there are several tantalizing clues in the details of this structure. There also look to be pylons below the terraces dug into the mountain to support the dug-in bunker, similar to support pylons at beach houses in places like Malibu, California. The shadows confirm that these platforms are sticking out horizontally, overhanging the mountainside.