China’s Shocking Discovery on the Moon Leaves Scientists Astonished!

Since the Chinese rover Chang'e 5 landed on the moon, there has been increasing evidence that this celestial body is quite different from what we have long imagined. Especially within its interior, the moon appears to hide treasures that we had no slightest idea about.

[daveloboda]

Funny how pictures of any "astonishing" discoveries are always so fuzzy that you can't tell what they are.

[brianheimerman]

I see that China doesn't seem to have the ability to have cameras that take clear pics either.

[Sullaban]

you know very well that the title to this video is a lie. Please stop with the lies

[WelshyPilotGuy]

At around 5:50 the narrator says there are approximately 2000 litres of water in each metric tonne of lunar soil. 2000 litres of water weights approximately 2 metric tonnes so how can 1 tonne of soil hold 2 tonnes of water?? Something doesn’t seem to make sense here??

[andrewpaulstancer]

You can't have 2000 litres of anything in a metric ton because a metric ton is 1000 kilograms and a litre of water weighs 1 kilogram
so the maximum amount of water by weight in a ton is 1000 kilograms and that would have to be all water !

[Konpaku_Hungary]

So Moon isn't made of cheese? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[justinfocker]

All these videos are misleading and a waste of time.

[creedex]

Wait a minute I thought the Americans sent humans in the moon, how come they did not report this in their findings?

[andrewwilson]

If, Maybe, Possibly!!! Sensationalism at it's best

[kenn]

thanks for the nice video. but is there any news about the tower / building that they wanted to drive to and look at up on the moon

[dpdog]

Why didn't our missions to the moon find these?? Just proves we didn't go to the moon!!

[kennethrschnear]

Mining the moon would slowly make it so small that it could affect the earth's rotation, it may cause it ti hit the earth.

[peterlancucki]

The old Helium 3… they have been talking about this for decades. I remember at the beginning of the century people talking about this and China talking about this for their space program. I believe they are a bit behind from what they planned, but they are supposed to have a base on the moon in 2025 and start mining a few years after that. One space shuttle supplying the entire yearly energy output still seems to be the example I see.

[battleofthebandstv]

Wrong, the moon was placed in its orbit by an advanced civilization.

[rexpayne]

At least I've got something to put in my glass of whiskey. Seriously, great find.

[beingjohn]

Sorry but where is the picture in the thumbnail? Did I miss it or is this just clickbait?

[robertschmits]

China finally discovered that we really didn't make the moon landing. 🤪

[LordDanteBeowolf]

I say we should focus on free energy like Nikola Tesla wanted us to have because it would save resources of metals, minerals, etc.. 0:04

[andrewsmithers]

What would people say. If we are already inside A Ship. One massive ship. Not just Earth but all space. Moon Mars every last thing we can see above. Just what if. One unbelievably big ship.

[FirstNationpisces]

The government scientists are not surprised they’ve known this for years!😂