I have discovered an enigmatic structure on the Moon which could probably be the first direct evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence on the Moon. It is a large structure adjacent to the Shackleton crater on the South Pole of the Moon which has a remarkable resemblance with the Sri Yantra. The Sri Yantra is placed in houses and religious buildings for prosperity and beneficial effects. If the structure sighted is confirmed to be a Sri Yantra, it could change the history of Lunar exploration as it happens to be an important part of the Indian religion, architecture and philosophy and has been described in the oldest religious text of the world, the Rigveda. Deployment of Sri Yantra on the Moon would mean the earliest attempt of colonization of the Moon by the ancient Indians. Alternatively, it could be a proof of extraterrestrial life and hence the answer to Fermi’s Paradox. It may also be a secret Lunar base of some country.

In a serendipitous discovery, I have discovered an enigmatic structure on the Moon which could probably be the first direct evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence on the Moon. In my research paper published in the March 2023 issue of Nature and Science, an American journal published from New York, I have shown to have discovered a large structure adjacent to the Shackleton crater on the South Pole of the Moon which has a remarkable resemblance with the Sri Yantra. The actual photographs of the structure present on the Moon obtained from the Lunar imagery taken by the camera aboard NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LROC) and available in the public domain have also been presented in the paper.

The Sri Yantra is a very special geometrical device considered to be an essential part of Vaastu Shastra having powerful positive effects through the cosmic energy it attracts and the negativity it repels. The Sri Yantra is placed in houses and religious buildings for prosperity and beneficial effects. If the structure sighted by me on the Lunar surface is confirmed to be a Sri Yantra, it could change the history of Lunar exploration as it happens to be an important part of the Indian religion, architecture and philosophy and has been described in the oldest religious text of the world, the Rigveda. Deployment of Sri Yantra on the Moon would mean the earliest attempt of colonization of the Moon by the ancient Indians.

Dr. Saxena is a retired Professor of Immunology from Ludhiana and has earlier served as Dean Postgraduate Studies at Patna and Scientific Advisor in the Indian Embassy in Russia. He has attended the first International Space Training Program organized jointly by the International Space University and NASA at MIT in USA where he worked on an International Lunar Base Design Project. Dr. Saxena had earlier discovered the lost Indian Lunar Lander Vikram and Rover Pragyan on the Moon jointly with his brother Jag Mohan Saxena, a retired Banker, challenging the NASA supported widely publicized claim of destruction of the ill fated Lander. The space enthusiast duo had published their findings on the Lander and Rover along with photographs showing both the Lander and the Rover intact as well as functional.