LB notable >>15331183 (lb) The Jade Rabbit - RT
The "Moon Goddess" Chang'e … Her Pet "Jade Rabbit"… and a Flock of "Lunar Crows" ….
… If you noticed something slightly "wrong" with the above graphic [landing site] - thelast-minute change of landing site- congratulations; the first indication for Enterprise thatthe Chinese might be "up to something … interesting"… with Chang'e-3, came days before this totally unannounced, "last minute" landing site switch…
… ~19.5 West … ~44 North!
The actual Chang'e-3 touchdown longitude, corresponding (within 0.01 degrees) … eerily … impossibly … to the crucial "hyperdimensional, inscribed tetrahedral angle" – echoed by the posting of two tetrahedrons on the official Chang'e-3 website … months before!
Carefully kept secret until "the last possible minute …" as Chang'e-3's repetitive, ~2-hour polar orbit of the Moon … initially established December 6, finally, on December 14th … took it directly over the"secret" Mare Imbrium future touchdown location
What was located there at "19.5 West, 44 North" that Chang'e-3 (from all the accumulating evidence) was intending … all along … to FIND?
So, if the "peculiar, bluish objects" lying on the rim of this eroded impact crater were NOT "large, ancient, shattered pieces of the bedrock underlying Mare Imbrium" ejected by high-energy impacts penetrating deep beneath this "fluffy" surface layering where had these "anomalous blue fragments" actually come from?
And–
What was their real nature … and their origin?
When examined closely, these increasingly remarkable objects' startlingly straight-edged geometry coupled with their equally remarkable blue "translucence" (below) suggested an amazing alternative to the typical "excavated bedrock" hypothesis for such crater rim debris–
That thesebluish geometric objects were,in fact,remnants ofsome kind ofmanufactured glass(below) – fallen from the"ancient lunar dome"that once stretched over this part of Mare Imbrium … until … "recently" excavated from their ancient grave ….
much moar @
http://www.enterprisemissions.com/china/Chinese%20Lunar%20Landing.htm