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GREAT PHOTOS thanks

@SuperAryana1 YW. Thanks for watching. ~ F.

wow…thanx for all you all are doing

Singing is good!

@ThePerfectMinds Oh man, did you see the moon last night between 3 and 6am, it was so bright and the orion star formation was almost pointing at it with jupiter on the right hand side, amazing sight to see. Yan from UK ) Yan Indigo on FB were I have posted some pictures.

lol you know i have this one as wallpaper right now LoL….the moon that night was looking radiant

@DrakenI78 TY, Draken! I appreciate your capturing these for us. You’re the best. ~ F.

Looks like a pyramid towards the end there – interesting.

@ThePerfectMinds anytime man, thanks to you for making it happen that was a great night..

Francis that was really Great shot

The moon showed up 11,000 years ago from no where and been stationed here ever since where did you get the billions of years ? The moon is a death star a space hip a alien base.

@Tuddy1977 The moon has been around longer than 11,000 years. I don’t think it’s a spaceship either… ~ F.

@ThePerfectMinds Great shot of the moon. Have you seen this shot of the darker side of the moon and what are your thoughts on this? I’ve asked if it’s been photo shopped, but received no answer.
youtube.com/watch?v=8XpcK0c4bq8

@ThePerfectMinds this cant be i was here when it arrived. j/k

Very nice shot, I wish the skies here were as clear as that.

Didn’t they say the moon rang for seven hours after a small impact with a meteor? whatever it is, it’s so cool

@FPVdrone Nothing strange there…When the AN602 device was detonated at 11:32 on 30th October 1961 by the Russians the siesmic shock it created made this planet ‘ring’ several times too!..lol.

@Catsclaw00 Hi, but, the impact on the lunar surface that caused this ring was a 2 and a half ton ascent stage from Apollo 12, you can’t compare the atmospheric detonation of the 50 MT tsar bomb here on earth to that and come up with the same results of a ringing? Then that would sudgest that both the earth and the moon are internally the same thing, either both solid core’s or both liquid core’s.. I don’t know dude, but I’d like to hear either ring

@FPVdrone The big difference though is that a solid sphere in a vaccum will resonate easier than a semi liquid sphere in an envelope of atmosphere, basically everything resonates when struck by another force, the amount & type of resonance depends on many factors but overall density of the object & it’s close environment are the two key factors.

@Catsclaw00 when i hear resonance it makes me think of friction  I hope we find out some new info about our moon, and a few other things too lol I think Francis will share his future finds with us!

@FPVdrone When I think of resonance I always feel like picking one of my guitars up!..lol. & yep new info is always great stuff to have, as for Francis, well…I think he’s passionate about this now so I have no doubt he & his buddies will show us some real good stuff from now on & be honest about it too.

@Catsclaw00 lol me too, Yes Francis is a good bloke, but I would not rely solely on him for the truth out there, he is part of a whole team of watches and researchers on line, 00skyview is another one to keep an eye on
With the release of his new pics I’m sure everyone with a decent scope is gona be lookin

@FPVdrone You are correct in that I cannot be the only one because the story is bigger than me. What I do will be driven by truth because I realize how precious little there is of it out there. If I discover something, I will share it. When I am wrong, I will share that too. That’s all I can do. I appreciate that I can not do it all. Be well in your research and have a standard you adhere to. That’s what I try to do. ~ F.

@FPVdrone I don’t rely on anyone because I have a 200mm Newtonian of my own & a fairly big box of eyepieces & lot’s of other related gadgets for it & a mate has a 400mm Newt. that I have regular use of too, so I’m sorted really.