Updated video & CD
"ULO-092196 & The Lunascan Project: 2001"

Frame-grab and solarized image of object apparently
orbiting the Moon. Video documentary on The Lunascan
Project and report on this uncorrelated lunar object available.

The Lunascan Project is an EBTI (Earth-Based Telescopic Imaging) program using live and recorded CCD technology to document and study LTPs (Lunar Transient Phenomena). The Project began in September of 1995 with one primary goal: Legitimate and serious LTP research. Within a year the Project had grown beyond its wildest dreams and had even tracked an object apparently orbiting the Moon!

The video, "TLP-1996", covers the first year in a documentary leading up to and including the imaging of U092196. Here's a sneak peek at the portion regarding "U092196":

During routine scans of the lunar surface with the 16" scope equipped with a CCD camera, The Lunascan Project team tracked an unknown object near the SE lunar limb for twenty seconds. The Moon was under HPS Mode (High-Power Scanning) at 400 power, putting the surface at less than 600 miles.

• Analysis shows shows target acquisition for less than a second, loss of target for around six seconds, re-acquistion and recording for 13 seconds before the scope/cam panned by Earth rotation let the object leave the FOV at upper right. Almost 400 frames.
• The FOV at HPS 400 was 306 miles wide by 241 miles.
• Total time of observation was 20 seconds.
• The object's apparent distance from the lunar limb was 37 arc-seconds, less than the apparent diameter of the planet Jupiter.
• Earth satellites, eliminated.
• Star or planet, eliminated.
• Object, unidentified.

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