A SKY watcher who spends hours filming the Moon with high-definition telescopic cameras says years of research has convinced him the ‘moon is a hologram’.
“Quite a few people are aware of this. I am not the discoverer of this it is a well known event by now
“I made this announcement knowing full well the trouble that will follow – but I did it anyway because it is true and effects every living being on this planet.”
It has been suggested it is a malfunction or illusion within the camera, but Ccrow777 argues he ruled that out because the wave only affects the lunar surface and no other area in shot.
Others have suggested atmospheric pressure caused the effect – in a similar way to heat =haze or that it could be caused by engines of planes – two theories he also rejects.
A quick search online reveals a number of other sites, posts and videos where people suggest the moon is fake, an illusion, or created artificially.
People who viewed his videos have mixed opinions, with some buying into it.
But Jason Miller posted on the Ccrow777’s channel: “Have you ever thought how they would project a hologram everyday for the past thousands of years and follow the same schedule for thousands. It’s irrational to even think the moon is a hologram.”
RealityHijacked said: “I’d say that it’s some kind of electromagnetic interaction sweeping over the face of the moon and distorting the light field as it goes. I’m not too big into the whole “holographic moon” theory.”
While Nuno Patro added: “Have you considered it could be the refraction of a cold front or two layers of different atmospheric pressures?
Another awesome shot of the Moon when Ccrow777 says a lunar wave passed
Ccrow777 send a clear message of his viewpoint on his channel
Ccrow777 shows of his high-tech camera kit
“I have known the truth about our moon for a little over one year. In that time I have re-confirmed what I know many times. When I saw the Russian research it not only confirmed what I had come to know – it was perfectly spot on and then some – equinoxes – wave times – everything.
“I made this announcement knowing full well the trouble that will follow – but I did it anyway because it is true and effects every living being on this planet.”
It has been suggested it is a malfunction or illusion within the camera, but Ccrow777 argues he ruled that out because the wave only affects the lunar surface and no other area in shot.
Others have suggested atmospheric pressure caused the effect – in a similar way to heat =haze or that it could be caused by engines of planes – two theories he also rejects.
A quick search online reveals a number of other sites, posts and videos where people suggest the moon is fake, an illusion, or created artificially.
People who viewed his videos have mixed opinions, with some buying into it.
But Jason Miller posted on the Ccrow777’s channel: “Have you ever thought how they would project a hologram everyday for the past thousands of years and follow the same schedule for thousands. It’s irrational to even think the moon is a hologram.”
RealityHijacked said: “I’d say that it’s some kind of electromagnetic interaction sweeping over the face of the moon and distorting the light field as it goes. I’m not too big into the whole “holographic moon” theory.”
While Nuno Patro added: “Have you considered it could be the refraction of a cold front or two layers of different atmospheric pressures?”
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How the fuck is the moon a hollogram?? Its been around for YEARS. your page is so fuckin stupid. “Unfollow”
Just a result of the small flaws in the cameras we use