Denver, CO – February 28, 2026 – A new digital field guide released today equips citizen scientists and researchers with a rigorous, evidence-based methodology to examine high-resolution NASA lunar mission photography for potential signs of extraterrestrial artifacts.
The Exoarchaeologist’s Field Guide to Lunar Mission Photography by Allan Sturm introduces structured visual analysis techniques drawn from aerial photo interpretation, archaeology, and digital imaging to minimize pareidolia and support disciplined anomaly detection on the Moon.
A Practical Tool for Lunar Anomaly Research
The 377-page guide provides over 200 pages of foundational methods (Chapters 1–10) covering lunar geology, mission photography history, perception enhancement, and evaluation workflows. Chapter 11 delivers hundreds of training images — including 341 annotated examples using scans from Arizona State University — for hands-on practice.
Key Features
- Science-focused approach to SETA (Search for Extraterrestrial Artifacts)
- Step-by-step workflows to reduce false positives
- No conspiracy theories — emphasis on open, methodical inquiry
- Regular free updates for purchasers
About the Author
Allan Sturm, operating as Exoarchaeologist, developed this guide to bring professional-grade analytical tools to anyone interested in lunar mission data.
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