Mysterious Discovery: Something Is Moving Across the Surface of the Moon!

A mysterious phenomenon that leaves even scientists speechless. Is it a huge object? An unknown phenomenon? Or perhaps something we can't yet explain? Do you want to know the truth? Take a closer look, because it could change everything!

[geraldc]

The video states that there are 2000 kg of water in every metric tonne. A metric tonne is 1000 kg. So there's 2000 kg of water in every 1000 kg of lunar soil? WTF? This AI needs to get it's shit together.

[russelldresh]

Gets boring when the same info is repeated over and over

[williamhemmings]

The Moon is not permanently attached to the Earth but is sloooowly moving away.

[faerieSAALE]

I cannot stand the sound of the narration. WTF?

[DerekWest-lu]

It's funny to me how all pictures and videos of these objects are always blurry.

[TheHammer]

Something to take into consideration. SpaceX over last 24 months has launched the biggest most powerful rockets the world has ever known with the lifting capability of 60 city buses. The Apollo program, lifting capability 14 city buses. But yet not ONE person, reporter, govt official asked publicly “Hey, whatcha doing with that massive freaking rocket?” Do you have any idea of the cost, preparation of such an event. The manpower needed, chemicals, fuel and a sophisticated launch pad for such endeavor? All built after the Obama administration virtually cut 90 percent of NASA’s budget. Vertical landing. One day we didn’t have it, the next day we did. Umm…what’s going on?

[johnshaw]

How can anyone trust your numbers when you claim 1ton of moon Rock contains 2tons of water?!?!

Impossible!

[corbinburg]

aw so the moon has swamp gas like earth does.

[clarkgable]

I like the theory that the Moon is an Alien spaceship better.

[StandASone]

Have you ever wondered why almost all the craters on the moon are all the same depth no matter how big the crater is?

[Pbavtor]

The ancient Greeks always said the Acadians remembered the time before the moon. Where and when did the moon come from?

[Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-]

Simply Space is Simply repetitious. I bailed at 28:27.
Glass beads
Helium 3
Glass beads
Helium 3
Rinse and repeat.

[angryhedgehoglee]

ai has caused the quality of videos like this to plumet.

[richardwagner]

Apollo 11 - am 20. Juli 1969 - war ich dabei 😛 Das Geflimmere auf dem Schwarz-weiß Fernseher war ein Erlebnis, das man nicht vergessen kann.

[briancook]

What i don't get. If google earth can zoom through atmosphere and clouds to show your address on your front door.. then shouldn't we have better pictures of the moon that has no atmosphere and clouds > I think so. Like the moon landings> ?

[KurtDeyoung-uv]

Have you ever watched the original news conference what's what's the original astronauts Armstrong looks like he's depressed and terrified at the same time you see his face up close and if you were to get somebody to analyze that that knew what they were doing for body language and facial expression I bet you'd be iffy at best that something's a miss✌️

[AgraFarmsllc]

They get to information that is in the public domain barely right. Do better. Stop doing click bait!

[ollie]

The aliens are trying to tell us to stop polluting and destroying your beautiful world.

[shanea]

The Moon in the Black Knight satellite arrived together around 12, 000 years ago. The blue light you see on the moon are helium-3 turbines. I have pictures of them ignited and not ignited as well as their exhaust points

[jeffreyyoung]

The moon isn't hollow, but solid.

The earth has a liquid center, which makes vibrations dampen out quickly but the moon, being solid, does not dampen vibrations, and it rings like a bell when struck!

These videos, while imparting some useful information, does not reign in the wild imaginations of the producers, and repeats boring facts over and over...