The beginning of the lunar exploration program was the Apollo program from the United States. The world hoped that the program would answer all questions about the Moon. However, that did not happen.

Apollo not only failed to answer the questions raised but also raised even more questions about the true origin of the Moon. Does the Moon have UFOs? Is the Moon empty? Is the Moon an artificial celestial body created by an advanced civilization?… All these questions remain unanswered.

Decades have passed, and the outcome of the successful landing of the American Apollo 11 spacecraft on the Moon in 1969 remains a mystery and very difficult to predict.

On January 3, 2019, China’s Chang’e-4 lunar probe successfully landed in the Von Karman crater on the far side of the Moon, raising hopes of unraveling its mysteries.

Did Chang’e-4 discover extraterrestrial life on the Moon?

Initial images from the moon sent back to Earth by the Chang’e 4 probe. (Photo: Sohu)

Initially, the images of the moon taken by the Chang’e 4 probe, released by Chinese scientists, appeared quite normal, seemingly without any signs of extraterrestrial life or UFOs on the moon. This was almost disappointing in the space science community.

However, recently Chang’e 4 sent back to Earth an unusual phenomenon that is expected to occur on Saturday (June 26, 2021). Approximately 430 meters from the landing site, a pyramid-shaped rock appeared, standing out against the surrounding dust and sand.

Chang’e 4 conducted close-up photos of the rock formation. (Photo: Sohu)

Through the process of approaching the object and sending information back to Earth, scientists have made preliminary assessments, believing that this phenomenon, while unusual, is certainly not caused by extraterrestrial beings. It is more likely that this is an underground structure resulting from solar wind weathering combined with temperature differences between day and night. Over time, it has strengthened and taken on its current shape.

Previously, Chang’e 4 had detected several anomalies on the Moon, but Chinese scientists have always deciphered them as unrelated to extraterrestrial beings.

On one occasion, Chang’e 4 detected a gravity differential in the Von Karman crater on the far side of the Moon, larger than in the rest of the Moon, but later discovered that it was simply the result of a gravitational shift caused by the nickel-iron compound sinking in the Von Karman crater, and not a sign of extraterrestrial life.

On another occasion, Chang’e 4 found some peculiar material structures in the Von Karman crater. These structures were linked together to form a sticky mass that appeared somewhat shiny. Based on this, many suspected that there were organisms on the Moon and that the fluids they released would bind the lunar soil together.

After Chang’e 4 took close-up photos and sent them back to Earth for study…

Chinese scientists have concluded that this gel-like object was actually created by thermal energy. When observed from above, it resembles a liquid coating on the surface of the Moon and shows no signs of any life.

This is also why we believe that the rock discovered by Chang’e 4 was formed naturally over hundreds of millions of years by the Moon’s weathering, and that it will eventually return to dust.