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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsMysterious cube-shaped anomaly discovered on the moon's far side by Chinese rover
NEWS Police cars revolving light: Mysterious cube-shaped anomaly discovered on the moon's far side by Chinese rover
The rover will spend the next 2-3 months verifying it
The rover will spend the next 2-3 months verifying it
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Mysterious cube-shaped anomaly discovered on the moon's far side by Chinese rover (Original Post)
mahatmakanejeeves
Dec 2021
OP
Enter stage left
(3,396 posts)1. Most likely a misplaced package from Amazon Prime delivery.
DUgosh
(3,056 posts)2. Looks like the
Star gate
DBoon
(22,367 posts)3. does it look anything like this
Shermann
(7,423 posts)6. Those moon monoliths were supposed to be buried dammit! nt
PXR-5
(522 posts)4. There's my FedEx package 📦
📦📦📦
I_UndergroundPanther
(12,480 posts)5. That rest stop litterbox
Hasen't been cleaned for a very long time. The Cat aliens lack humans to scoop it out.
Ohio Joe
(21,756 posts)7. God Damn Moon Nazis
Archae
(46,335 posts)8. Borg?
Sneederbunk
(14,291 posts)9. Appropriately blurry.