On July 19, 1969, when approaching the moon for the last time, a mysterious light appeared, which dazzled the astronauts. NASA believed that it might be some kind of lunar debris, but some people thought that NASA was hiding something and it must be something else.

On July 19, 1969, when (Apollo 11) approached the moon for the last time, a mysterious light appeared, which dazzled the astronauts. NASA believed that it might be some kind of lunar debris, but some people thought that NASA was hiding something and it must be something else.

Just a few hours before NASA astronauts took the first step on the moon, a German astronomer reported that he saw a strange light coming from the Aristarchus crater. The Apollo astronauts received instructions from the mission center to investigate. As a result, the Apollo astronauts also saw this kind of light in this crater,

luminous crater

And they also mentioned that the signal in space suddenly encountered some unknown interference. At that time, the mission live broadcast disappeared for 89 seconds. Some people suspected that NASA deliberately cut off public information because they did not want the public to know that there were things on the moon that they should not have. However, Charles Duke, a member of the mission control center, denied this. It is said that he was the only one who chatted with the astronauts for 8 hours until they landed on the moon. People who deny that there was a brief hiatus in the middle, lunar scientist Peter Schultz said that 40-50 years ago, he saw something on the moon. NASA calls them transient lunar phenomena, referred to as T.L. Could it be a (dead celestial body)

The moon taken in 1969

NASA's position is that the flash on Alistairius was caused by dust reflecting sunlight, but Peter Schulz said that the sun was not in the right position when (Apollo 11) saw the crater, and it could not be a flash in the sun, so what exactly is it.

Sun flickers remain the official explanation for US astronauts, although not everyone agrees There have been attempts to search for those ephemeral phenomena, but no answers have been found. Aristarchus is just one of many sightings that have led lunar observers to believe that there may be more to humanity's nearest neighbor than meets the eye. Even today, some believe there is more to the moon. There may be things left over from previous civilizations, so what do you think? Welcome to comment and share

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