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NASA just handed the public 800 GB of Artemis II moon data, and the crew already circled five flashes they could not explain in real time.
First humans around the Moon in half a century. More than 11,000 images and video, plus 8.5 hours of their own audio, now sitting in the Planetary Data System.
The flashes hit the farside while Orion was in a comms blackout. Official read is meteoroid impacts. Maybe. The same archive is also the first planetary science set captured mostly by human eyes since Apollo, and nobody outside the program has finished looking at it.
History says the interesting frames are the ones that never make the press kit. If a UAP is in this pile, it will not be labeled.
What are you actually searching for in those frames, an impact, or something that should not have been there?
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• https://x.com/overclassifiedx/status/2108645029686444035
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