10 Strange Unexplained Mysteries of the Moon

An exploration of 10 Strange Unexplained Mysteries of the Moon.

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Intermission in D by Miguel Johnson

[shaindaman]

I am grateful for JMG. I struggled for years with Rx sleep meds. Not anymore though. This has been my sleep aid since 2017 and I don’t take a single prescription drug anymore. That’s a real service to people like me. I love this channel and everything about it. I hope it never changes a thing and never goes away.

[nightmareparanormal]

I have to listen to your videos twice. Once at night to fall asleep and the second time in the morning to pay attention

[wonhmqu]

Found this channel bout a week ago and absolutely loving it recently. Was even talking about you to people, love the content dude!

[cougar]

Love the uploads at night. These are too good to watch during the day.

[derp]

I love some moon mysteries. Dreaming of monoliths tonight.

[jopearson]

Your work is wonderful to listen to whilst doing stressful programming tasks. You have a lovely rythym and cadence that makes it easy to pick up your meaning, without it necessarily hogging the forefront of my attention, which is perfect when listening at work.

[jeremygreer]

I showed up to watch the new video from a couple days ago… and there’s already a new one. You’re a beast, John!

[islandtech]

Another great video. I had a brief comment conversation with @johnmichaelgodier a few weeks ago asking about this very subject and he replied that it would be a good list, so I will go ahead and claim this video as mine, thank you very much:) #1, Lunar Transient Lights, always has a slightly creepy aspect about it to me personally. Great imagery here, I bet most if not all of it is from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.

[avishalomlm]

For once JMG is not suspicious about something in the skies😂

[majinvegeta]

Sometimes I can't stop looking at the moon but more in amazement and wonder

[joshm]

I'd love to visit the moon but realistically not going to be able to in my lifetime. I will forever hold out hope though.

[adamjosey]

You've given me more rabbitholes to explore. By far my favorite channel. Chapters would make it easier to go back and get specifics to launch my further investigation.

[solayluna]

The best part of the moon landing is when Pres Nixon talked to them on the moon with his rotory dial landline 😅

[Kevin_Street]

Thanks for another great video! It's fascinating and a little humbling to think there are still mysteries on our oldest planetary partner. It shines up there in the sky nearly every night and seems perfectly ordinary, but it has electrically charged levitating dust fronts, transient lights and clouds, and who knows what buried inside. A good reminder of how subtle and profound mysteries are everywhere.

[usnairframer]

Great video John. I really enjoy hearing about lesser known facts or oddities about space. I like having Event Horizon for the big topics and hearing the more obscure things here. Though I have to imagine it gets hard finding new topics over time.

[The_]

I like the lack of distracting animations and the soothing narration style 👍🏻

[jameshughes]

Dude is informed, realistic, careful, and epic, his interviews top his thought essay's

[DataSmithy]

I suspect the moon is key to the unique habitability of the earth. This includes: tides, techtonic plates (ie, actual land), stabilized orbit.

The creation of the moon via the unique collision of the planet Thea, and the mixing of the cores, may have given rise to the unique feature of earth: techtonic plates, without which we would not have land, just a shallow worldwide ocean.

Including these calculations in the Drake equation may go a long way to explain the Fermi "Paradox".

[BulaGuy]

OMG, there was a lunar eclipse visible where I lived earlier today. Chicago had a nice view.

[calvingreene]

The hard to understand thing is that the tiny lights in the night sky are mighty suns.