The Lunar Wave: The Moon Anomaly That Shouldn't Exist
What if everything we've been taught about the Moon isn't the full story?
In this episode of The Rabbit Hole, I sit down with Crow (Crrow777), the researcher and amateur astronomer who sparked worldwide debate after capturing the mysterious "Lunar Wave" anomaly through his telescope. Since then, Crow has spent years documenting unusual celestial phenomena, studying ancient texts, exploring esoteric teachings, and questioning mainstream explanations about our skies.We discuss:
- What first inspired him to study the Moon
- The infamous Lunar Wave and why he believes it happened
- Other unexplained phenomena he's captured, including the Thruster, the Vortex, the Shooting Orb, and alleged UFOs
- How objects in space are identified—and whether every unexplained object can simply be labeled a satellite
- Why Crow believes certain observations aren't publicly discussed by NASA
- His latest work imaging the Sun with a hydrogen-alpha telescope, revealing incredible prominences, sunspots, and solar activity
What do you think the Lunar Wave was? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Crrow777 Radio: www.Crrow777radio.com
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