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??? *A Mysterious Reddish Light Pulses on the Moon** Within the crater Copernicus on the Moon, a faint, reddish light pulses, adding an enigmatic glow to the lunar surface.

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Andre Sierra1 year ago

If you zoom in you can see what it is!

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Technological Singularity1 year ago

This occasionally mysterious light show is called Transient Lunar Phenomena. Flashes, color changes, and glows have been spotted for over a thousand years! 🌙✨

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Don Keibals1 year ago

Didn't really line up with the crater as the camera moved around. I'm calling shenanigans.

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Dimensions of Meaning1 year ago

This is called Transient Lunar Phenomenon (TLP) and it has something to do with the civilization that lives inside the moon

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Stratton Cairo1 year ago

It might not be take. So called Transient Lunar Phrnomena have been observed for centuries. Not sure what could cause this but it might just be one more entry in that ledger. Could be a series Of small impacts on a crater wall.

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Genevieve Johnson1 year ago

Zoom in:

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Jashub1 year ago

Oh that’s just Bob the welder 🧑‍🏭

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Synaptic Axon ⚜1 year ago

The lunar surface is 100x drier than the Sahara desert. There's no "earthing". And the lunar atmosphere is essentially a vacuum, 0.3nPa, 333 trillion times less dense than Earth. And it is being bombarded by charged particles, so that is probably an electrostatic discharge.

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