On the surface of the Moon, a Chinese lunar rover “caught” an alien. While the computer was downloading an item to earth, an unseen creature walked through the camera lens. A real armed war with aliens on the natural satellite of the planet, according to ufologists. Probes and celestial rovers are exploring the surface. One of them was working on the back of the satellite. A 10-foot alien collided with your camera lens at some point.
The beast moved a few meters, knelt down, dropped something on the ground, then walked backwards. Ufologists in China researched the samples for a long time before coming to a shocking conclusion: aliens mined the Earth. Alternative cosmologists say that the Earth’s satellite was destroyed by aliens. Representatives of extraterrestrial intelligence are trying to protect the Moon’s location from nasty planetary robots in a rather drastic way.
Aliens, according to Chinese ufologists, are involved in the platinum heart. According to certain geologists and chemists, the Moon is the richest supplier of platinum in the solar system. Jewelers aren’t the only ones using this metal. It is widely used in the development of space technology, especially laser devices. The search for life on Mars is being pursued by several ufologists. According to certain scholars, the members of the red planet were the ones involved in lunar platinum. “Martian extraterrestrials need precious metals from the Moon. They intend to create a massive laser that would have an effect on Earth. This requires a large amount of platinum, much more than exists in the depths of our planet.”
Earthlings have two options: protect the Moon in battle with the Martians, or give up the Earth’s satellite and wait for the lightning to kill the “blue world”. Ufologists are advised not to “panic” about the culture, according to NASA astrophysicists. Several probes orbit Mars, but no grandiose structures have been discovered. The event on the moon was not mentioned by scientists.
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