On June 10th, 2009, under the guidance and control of the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency, (JAXA), the orbital explorer was driven into the Moons near side.
The equipment in use on the JAXA mission included thirteen scientific instruments with the primary being , a lunar magnetometer, a plasma imager and a lunar radar sounder. The intent was to obtain images from both near and far sides of the lunar surface. Because the Moon doesn’t rotate, public images of the far side have been few and far between. According to the published JAXA website, the stated purpose of the mission was to understand the “Moons origin and evolution” and “to observe the Moon in various ways in order to utilize it in the future”.
The images resulting from that mission are the ones that can be found while using Google Moon. So far, many of the images made public remain somewhat obscure. But on the far side, near Mare Moscoviense, there is a strip that seems to indicate a wide variety of activity on the surface. Especially in and around the deep crater edges. There appear to be dozens of “cylinder shaped anomalies” ranging anywhere from 200 to over 1000 ft in length.
There’s also a number of other areas that seem to have recognizable structures. There are channels and pits with observable anomalies nesting in them. The video below is filled with the anomalies from around Mare Moscoviense. Is the lunar surface already being mined? By who? Are they mining Helium3? Is there an intelligent civilization residing within an underground habitat? Have they always been there? Have they always been here?
Each image is provided with the altitude, longitude and eye elevation from which the picture was “snapped”. Pause the video, open Google Moon and confirm the truth yourselves. Something very strange indeed is taking place on the far side of the Moon. It’s time for NASA to tell us what they already know. I want my Disclosure Now..