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In your opinion are there stars in the background of these shots as someone posted previous?
Originally posted by 2PacSade
Where are the little "cross hairs" that are normally on lunar photographs? ( Excuse my ignorance but I don't remember the technical name for them. )
I am going to wait for a while to tell you the specific area I think was retouched so that I don't 'front load' the information.
As I mentioned most of these photos have been retouched. Through some quirk of fate I not only received on that wasn't retouched but received the actual negative.
That is why Neil Armstrongs story about the 'boulders' and how 'surprised' they were to come upon a field of 'boulders' which they had to 'overfly' is not very believable. In others, in over 500 simulated landings Armstrong and Aldrin never saw that 'field of boulders'?
Of course, the real story, as many of us know is that there were 2 saucers on the ground in the primary landing area and that is why they had to overfly and find someplace else to land.
Originally posted by 2PacSade
Where are the little "cross hairs" that are normally on lunar photographs? ( Excuse my ignorance but I don't remember the technical name for them. )
Originally posted by worldwatcher
no not that registration mark, I meant those little cross like marks that line up in each strip, near one of those to the right side of the pic, near another bright spot that has a line coming from it, the orb thing I see is to the left of that scratch line.
i'll stop talking now..I'm probably seeing space dust and well I'm not good at photo manipulation, i'll have to work on it tonight, see if i can crop what i'm talking about.
Originally posted by denythestatusquo
Mr. Lear:
I may be crazy but those first two shots show a lanscape that looks like the residue of mining activity does it not?
It looks like that ridge is carved out deliberately?
What do you think?