[AngelesCrestHighway]

[Don Corleone]

“As ancient astronaut theorists believe”.

[Alter Kaker]

Who has the aluminum foil contract for this thread?

[Jewbacca]

Looks like a pile of dirt caused by the partial collapse of a crater rim to me.

[Rashputin]

A guy who lives in a mobile home and has twenty-five cats said it's all fake. There was no landing on the moon and all the photos of the moon are fake, that's what he said.

Until someone with more than twenty-five cats says differently, I don't believe any of these "major finds" on the moon.

[oh8eleven]

[equaviator]

“...the UFO in the photo was discovered in October 2007 and discussed on an online forum where the consensus was that it was a spacecraft of some kind.”

Fun for the whole family! Ages 8 and up.

[aardwolf46]

With the loss of their little monopoly and the spectre of looking like total jackasses as other nations begin publishing uncensored Mars images, NASA and the JPL have recently started publishing some much more obvious images than they have in the past.

[molson209]

Duck Dodgers ?

[GreenHornet]

I don’t believe this for a minute! There’s no way that alien spacecraft sitting on the Moon is ten miles long!

[FreedomPoster]

Ping

[Utilizer]

Oh, bloody hell. Another fake news story from that fake "news" site examinerdotcom. Can't you find a real news site to stroke your ego with?

What's next? Lizard aliens have taken over key positions in all the world's governments? Elvis is alive and actually a homosexual? Bigfoot family takes over family ranch in Alaska?

Complete and utter balderdash. Next you'll be posting stories from your own blog site and trying to pass it off as news, if this is not one already that you posted to that fakenews site.

[AnAmericanMother]

Chief Watches-Cuckoos: "Haugh! Get 'em on the wall!"

[Malone LaVeigh]

[ontap]

[seawolf101]

[katana]

Combining the human eyes and brain with two dimensional photos creates these “discoveries”. The “face” on Mars, basically a large otherwise nondescript hill caught in a particular angle of sunlight one time, and New Hampshire’s Old Man of the Mountain rocky outcrop are examples of what happens when the brain processes limited visual information. A spaceship shape right out of a low tech 50’s monster flick (the kind where you could see the suspension wires) that is supposedly about 7 miles (they even got the conversion from 11 km wrong!) in length is more probably this kind of illusion than any sort of super alien technology.

[IronJack]

It can’t really be a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) if it’s just sitting there, can it? And if you call it a USO, you run into trademark issues with the United Services Organization (the “Bob Hope” military tours folks).

What’s a conspiracy nut to do?????

[Ouchthatonehurt]

I shanked it into that crater...trust me, there's nothing there but an inability to see the green.

[Little Ray]

Looks like a lava flow to me.

[Bratch]