PWR282: The Lunar Wave & Firmament Evidence w/ Crrow777

PWR282: The Lunar Wave & Firmament Evidence w/ Crrow777

From Infinite Rabbit Hole by Jeremy Socha

June 4, 2026 · 56 min · Episode 282

About this episode

Crrow777 discusses his controversial findings on the lunar wave and the implications for our understanding of space.

Marine vet and independent astronomer Crrow777 spent two decades pointing telescopes at things we were never meant to examine. In 2012 he filmed something that broke the internet and got him censored ever since. Tonight he shows us why. 2012: Crrow films the lunar wave—a double ripple moving across the surface of the moon. Posted in 2013. YouTube channel deleted. Phone number changed. NASA calling. Flat Earth movement explodes using his footage. He calls it better described as a firmament wave. Filmed in front of Jupiter, Saturn, the sun. Not specific to the moon. Not even close to the moon. His thesis: What we call space may be better described as a sea. JFK's moon speech uses entirely nautical language. Project Loon satellites hang from balloons inside our atmosphere. NASA tells you the sun is 93 million miles away. Tycho Brahe's pre-telescope calculations place it closer. What his telescope has captured: lunar wave, black triangles between scope and moon, orbs backlit by moon and sun, a vortex visible only on full spectrum camera (invisible to normal cameras), shooting orbs around chemtrails that disappeared from naked eye sight after he posted the footage. Ten awards from…

People in this episode

Host: Jeremy Socha

Guest: Crrow777

Topics covered

  • lunar wave
  • firmament
  • astronomy
  • censorship
  • flat earth
  • space exploration

Keywords

  • lunar wave
  • firmament wave
  • astronomy
  • censorship
  • flat earth
  • telescopes
  • space

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: NASA, Project Loon

Books & works: Shoot the Moon

Places: JFK, Crow777radio.com

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