Description:
It’s been 56 years since humankind first set foot on the Moon, and yet we still know very little about what’s truly happening up there.
The scientific community tends to ignore many anomalies captured by telescopes and space missions. Recent Anomalies Observed on the Moon
All footage shown was captured either by amateur astronomers or official transmissions (NASA, CNSA):
•Dec 31, 2023 – Germany
A disc-shaped object hovers over a crater → suddenly accelerates → casts a shadow on the surface → shows a central dome.
• Dec 18, 2023 – Germany
A red object above the lunar north pole → casts a shadow → suddenly vanishes → possible dematerialization.
• Nov 14, 2023 – France
Intermittent red object inside Copernicus crater → clearly defined shape and artificial origin.
• May 14, 2021 – No known human missions
Two objects seen moving above the surface → one descends → possibly extraterrestrial.
• Nov 19, 2019 – Livestream by father and son (Spain)
Object moves between two craters → rapid motion → increased credibility due to dust on the lens.
•Artemis Mission (2022–2023) – NASA
While the Orion spacecraft was orbiting the Moon, an object levitated above the surface → then accelerated and turned into a red sphere.
Aristarchus Crater: A Hotspot
Ongoing activity observed: objects entering and exiting the crater.
Footage from 2012, 2019, and 2020 shows multiple exits.
One object filmed in 2020 appears to be 4 km in diameter.
Artificial Structures?
Images from Apollo missions, Chang’e-4, and private telescopes:
• George Leonard – "Somebody Else is on the Moon"
Apollo 16 may have photographed a platform with a tower.
• Other photos show:
– A parabolic antenna inside a crater
– Tubes and bridges casting realistic shadows
– A stepped wall and a V-shaped tower (Cirus Medi region)
• Chang’e-4 Mission (Oct 2022):
An image revealed a glowing dome-shaped structure with a large entrance on the far side of the Moon.
China promised to send the rover toward it, but no explanation was ever provided.
Maussan’s Final Thoughts
The Moon may not be entirely natural… or entirely ours.
Global powers are planning lunar mining — but for whose benefit?
Maussan denounces past censorship and hopes the Artemis missions will bring more transparency.
The Moon should not have an owner — its future belongs to all of humanity.
The scientific community tends to ignore many anomalies captured by telescopes and space missions. Recent Anomalies Observed on the Moon
All footage shown was captured either by amateur astronomers or official transmissions (NASA, CNSA):
•Dec 31, 2023 – Germany
A disc-shaped object hovers over a crater → suddenly accelerates → casts a shadow on the surface → shows a central dome.
• Dec 18, 2023 – Germany
A red object above the lunar north pole → casts a shadow → suddenly vanishes → possible dematerialization.
• Nov 14, 2023 – France
Intermittent red object inside Copernicus crater → clearly defined shape and artificial origin.
• May 14, 2021 – No known human missions
Two objects seen moving above the surface → one descends → possibly extraterrestrial.
• Nov 19, 2019 – Livestream by father and son (Spain)
Object moves between two craters → rapid motion → increased credibility due to dust on the lens.
•Artemis Mission (2022–2023) – NASA
While the Orion spacecraft was orbiting the Moon, an object levitated above the surface → then accelerated and turned into a red sphere.
Aristarchus Crater: A Hotspot
Ongoing activity observed: objects entering and exiting the crater.
Footage from 2012, 2019, and 2020 shows multiple exits.
One object filmed in 2020 appears to be 4 km in diameter.
Artificial Structures?
Images from Apollo missions, Chang’e-4, and private telescopes:
• George Leonard – "Somebody Else is on the Moon"
Apollo 16 may have photographed a platform with a tower.
• Other photos show:
– A parabolic antenna inside a crater
– Tubes and bridges casting realistic shadows
– A stepped wall and a V-shaped tower (Cirus Medi region)
• Chang’e-4 Mission (Oct 2022):
An image revealed a glowing dome-shaped structure with a large entrance on the far side of the Moon.
China promised to send the rover toward it, but no explanation was ever provided.
Maussan’s Final Thoughts
The Moon may not be entirely natural… or entirely ours.
Global powers are planning lunar mining — but for whose benefit?
Maussan denounces past censorship and hopes the Artemis missions will bring more transparency.
The Moon should not have an owner — its future belongs to all of humanity.
