Someone has set up a well-timed shot to get REAL footage of satellites passing in front of the moon. Given the close proximity of the objects to each other, my guess is Musk’s Starlink Light-polluting space-junk.
They have then decided “oh, wouldn’t it be cool if …” And they’ve edited in the slightly preposterous shadows, and the “blinking out” that we see in the final footage.
The main thing that says “fake” to me is the fact that the shadows go through the edge of the sunny side of the Moon, i.e. where sunlight is nearly tangent to the surface, i.e. a sunset (or sunrise, or whatever it is locally). This means the shadows should have been waaaay longer than the objects themselves. At the point where they hit the unlit side of the Moon, the shadows should have elongated until they became long straight lines.
Alternately, their actual mass behaves differently than we expect, due to advanced (or at least unfamiliar) technology.
The images are faked, as you say, and we needn’t waste synaptic precursors wondering if or how aliens (or rogue DARPA aerospace ninja-engineers) are messing with physics.
I’m just being thorough, in case aliens (or Jacques Vallée clones from alternate cosmi) are tapping this line. “Keep listening to the Ears!”
h there are some funny things you can do on t6he moon. give “the long utopia” a read.
In that book the von-neuman-esque Aliens use material from the moon to build a Dyson-Motor which would rip earth (ok earth version 1.2 Mil) apart for materials.