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The Lunar Wave.
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Lunar wave is interesting, however, I don’t think it’s some conspiracy hiding truth. That is a long ways to look. Optical refraction, distortion, and objects moving in that space would be more likely. You can’t see a satellite but I bet you could see it pass over a light surface creating a disturbance your eye might pick up. Eh, it’s all interesting but yeah, I think a bit of reaching on that.
Still cool. I always like hearing about this stuff and getting to think a little.
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The Lunar wave is definitely unique, so much has already been discounted such as refraction, distortion, bats, jet wash etc. I’m intrigued that it has now been seen across multiple planetary bodies.
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On totally different tangent I was looking through some articles on Popular Mechanics and found this. It sort of branches into the Mandela effect.
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Blast from the past 
Hello All https://youtu.be/LGQkkHuwm6w
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many thanks for posting this. my oldest daughter lives in Arvada, fyi. this is a great video, it was good to see it again.
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Again, Thank you for posting this.
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Cause I like to freak myself out sometimes. I want to visit these places and some of the ones in Europe as well. The reviews are bad though. They’ve all been monetized and are clearly tourist rip-offs and access to the interesting parts are restricted.
Which, isn’t the worst thing. Can’t have the planet full of idiots running all over ruining these old sites. It’s already happened enough. I do wish you could contact a local university and get a real guided tour with an expert. I’d pay for that.
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I would read these thanks 4 sharing
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Out of the hundreds of book I’ve consumed, this is with out doubt one of the most important, it puts many of the puzzle pieces together all in one place.
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