Destroyed Buildings on the Moon

This is an image I'm sure most of you have seen, and being aviation oriented I wanted to see if I could get a better view of the spacecraft that everyone has been talking about, but in the process of trying to do so...well the spacecraft just disappeared. Not that I would have loved to see a better image of it, but that''s not the case. What's interesting is what I uncovered (my opinion).
What I'm seeing is a cityscape that has been destroyed by something. When you get your eyes used to the blurriness you start to see structures, and parts of structures such as beams, doors, ...etc. It looks as if there was a pressure wave from the right of the image to the left. It's somewhat like looking at the twin towers that fell on 9-11. Some of the beams appear to be warped by impact, while others seem perfectly fine. In the upper right side of the circle is what looks like a building fascia, with a clock face, like Big Ben size, but I'm just speculating. There are what looks like doors and a round porch with a perimeter wall to the right of the clock.
There is for sure a lot of non-natural structures that stick out like sore thumbs. I'm wondering if the destruction was from a natural cause, such as a meteor, or from possibly an accidental explosion, or maybe even a nuke. Another possibility is age. Maybe these structures are 1000's of years old and have just collapsed.
I came up with this image by inverting the image and cleaning it up from there. I think NASA inverts things to trick us, and hide things as best they can. I don't know of course if I'm seeing what's there, but it looks pretty neat anyway!


The original picture of the spacecraft on the back side of the moon. According to what I've heard it's the size of Manhattan Island.



This is the same area inverted and cleaned up. I can't put a scale to it, but from what I've seen there are so many different size creatures, human and otherwise that it's probably scaled for someone
Link to original image: www.bibliotecapleyades.net/imagenes_exopol/exopolZZZZH_06a.jpg