Lunar Anomalies

The Shard, the Tower, the bridge that moved. Enhancement or architecture — pick a side.

The catalog: the Shard and Tower (Lunar Orbiter frames showing apparent vertical anomalies, attributed to film artifacts), the Aristarchus transient lights (real, observed for centuries, filed as outgassing), the Apollo 12 seismic result (the Moon 'rang like a bell' for an hour after the LM impact — NASA's own phrase), and two Soviet academics' 1970 spaceship-moon proposal in Sputnik magazine. Each item has a conventional explanation; the file's argument is the ensemble. Connects the hollow moon thread, the Apollo 10 far-side 'music' tapes, and the ancient-builder hypothesis that the system's oddest satellite — too large, too perfectly placed — is infrastructure.