Rather than investigating this story (Which I did read up to a point and then skim) I checked out the website. It strikes me as being somewhere between X-Files, The History Channel, and Popular Science. None of those are complimentary, in my book.
Based on a reified drake equation, it's not even likely there is any other life in the observable universe. If there were and they had visited earth, that would be astoundingly unlikely.
It seems reasonable to scan whatever high-resolution images we have of the surface of Mars or the Moon with some sort of anomaly detection. You wouldn’t expect to see features such as exact rectangles, for example, unless it’s something unnatural. Or maybe just something natural that we didn’t expect, which is itself interesting. I’m not sure what sort of image analysis would be the best to use here, just to find “something unexpected”....
The article mentions using ML to analyze and detect anomalies on the moon. Evidently there are a pair of very interesting anomalous shapes on the far side of the moon found in the Apollo footage
The "passageway" is only revealed when two images with opposing sun directions are superimposed. When those images are combined it leaves a shadow in the middle.
Dude, not everyone on HN speaks English as their first language. You sound like someone who has never learned another language. It's fine to point out a mistake, kindly, but there's no justification for belittling someone for something like this.
This article is written by Tim McMillan, who also owns the site. He's from Georgia originally, even a former Lieutenant.
He spent some time in Germany, but it doesn't appear he is originally from there.
His native language is English. There is a fair amount of credit list when grammar mistakes are made (means, usually, only a small number of people, or even just one person, looked at the copy before it was published, which is a red flag).
English is my third language. And I didn't explicitly belittle anyone, sorry if you feel that.
It's just that such mistakes are not warranted on a journal/newssite. Having flawless grammar in the language you're writing is an essential prerequisite for any journalist.
That is not a new theory, the fake alien invasion has been going around for the last 2 years, and its roots are probably the Watchmen graphic novel, then later cowboy vs aliens.
New World Order? Locking down populations, forcing people to stay at home for extended periods of time, forcing them to take "medications" etc? Next step would be state enforced use of digital currencies, taking the control to next level.
Of course, they are among us.
They always were.
That is why there is no evidence.
If they were not, we would know...
And if the truth is not out there, it's right in front
of you.
So, who want's to believe too?
A wiser man than I once said, “Oh God, aliens... Your explanation for anything slightly peculiar is aliens, isn't it? You lose your keys - it's aliens. A picture falls off the wall - it's aliens. That time we used up a whole bog roll in a day, you thought that was aliens as well!”.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 85.7 ms ] threadIt's not impossible for my pen to jump and launch itself into my gray matter. Just supremely unlikely.
Based on a reified drake equation, it's not even likely there is any other life in the observable universe. If there were and they had visited earth, that would be astoundingly unlikely.
https://www.centauri-dreams.org/2021/04/20/a-drake-equation-...
You can see the place here https://quickmap.lroc.asu.edu/layers?extent=-91.9051678,-17....
The "passageway" is only revealed when two images with opposing sun directions are superimposed. When those images are combined it leaves a shadow in the middle.
Still probably worth doing to see if anything pops out?
Dude, this is elementary-level grammar stuff. Titled, not "entitled".
https://grammarist.com/usage/entitled-titled/
This article is written by Tim McMillan, who also owns the site. He's from Georgia originally, even a former Lieutenant.
He spent some time in Germany, but it doesn't appear he is originally from there.
His native language is English. There is a fair amount of credit list when grammar mistakes are made (means, usually, only a small number of people, or even just one person, looked at the copy before it was published, which is a red flag).
Just playing devil's advocate.
It's just that such mistakes are not warranted on a journal/newssite. Having flawless grammar in the language you're writing is an essential prerequisite for any journalist.
Let's discuss x.
Conspiracy theories, of course.
But yea - govs are well known for doing many stupid thinghs.
> Could
> Possible
I fucking love science.
It was Dave Lister.