The Lunascan Project involves the use of a massive and powerful telescope, remote controlled from a control room with numerous video monitors and recorders.
Cameras provide live, high power, high resolution television pictures of the lunar surface.
The Project is being conducted by a number of amateur astronomers and investors in the United States. The Project Coordinator is Francis L. Ridge. To create a comprehensive computer database of LTPs, mistakenly thought to number about 200 in total, mostly anecdotal in nature with numerous drawings, and only a few with photographs. With the aid of others interested in scientific research of our nearest neighbor, the isolation and placement into proper context the nagging reports of alien artifacts. The only edge was time, dedication and the desire to constantly improve the images.