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Scientists may have just found a lost 1967 spacecraft that took “the picture of the century” before crashing on the Moon
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Originally posted by yellowbeard
That's a cool find, but the first thing I noticed on the picture from it is.............all the stars in the background of the shot.
Would someone come along and remind me of the explanation of why there's no stars in the "sky" on the moon landing pics ?
Originally posted by yellowbeard
That's a cool find, but the first thing I noticed on the picture from it is.............all the stars in the background of the shot.
Would someone come along and remind me of the explanation of why there's no stars in the "sky" on the moon landing pics ? [/quote
Looks like Scorpio to me, if the camera was forward facing the crater should reflect this in it's footprint.
Direction of strewn field should be toward scorpio on the date in question.edit on 27-7-2011 by paratus because: (no reason given)edit on 27-7-2011 by paratus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ophiuchus 13
Is this photo untouched? And are those dots in the background stars?
Originally posted by klarkowski67
Why don't we send up a lander with a "smaller" Hubble type telescope. Land, open and give it a URL so we can all log into with HD quality? 360 views, fun for all. I mean, there are no UFO's, or anything out there to fear, right? We are geo-sync with the moon and we could look at our selves and wave back yes?