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originally posted by: TheLegend
a reply to: Rob48
Stop trying to use 50-60s photos of lunar far side. Have you even seen those photos? Their utility value is 0 to any side of the argument. E.g. Luna 3:
www.dvice.com...
On the other hand, many high resolution photos from the Clementine Mission in the 90s had evidence of tampering, available publicly. A few examples:
www.thelivingmoon.com...
www.thelivingmoon.com...
www.thelivingmoon.com...
Donna Hare with top-secret clearance and later Dr. Ken Johnston were some of the whistle blowers who came out and said it was their job to edit photos of any extraterrestrial presence. Gary McKinnon also hacked into NASA and the Pentagon and confirmed this. Several astronauts included.
LRO has no value other than examining unclassified portions. It's owned by NASA. They have edited photos and made countless lunar photos classified in the past since the Lunar Orbiters 1-5 and Apollo. They have admitted to this.
They then made countless photos classified in the 90s with Clementine's high resolution photography - almost all from the lunar far side. In other words, the fact the U.S. government has classified lunar photos means you can discount LRO since any part on the moon they have previously classified would now be edited in the LRO data.
So I will ask once again: what is there that's "classified" on the moon, particularly the far side, or that needs editing? Why are whistle blowers and astronauts coming out and declaring they've been told to conceal certain alien evidence? Is it all a big joke?
NASA had one of their twin GRAIL probes, the Ebb, comprehensively film the lunar far side in January, 2012. Even before 2012 it would have been a simple fix to make it a streaming video. Instead they released the footage 2-3 weeks after they edited it and the video itself was only 25 seconds long. People compile, edit, and produce music videos that are minutes long and far more complex in a matter of hours. They have no explanation for this time gap or for releasing such short footage in fast-forward.
P.S. your avatar is from the Apollo 17 mission, lead by Commander Eugene Cernan. Gene stated before that UFOs are from "other civilizations" and that "other Earths exist". Other astronauts even went so far as to say they were being monitored by UFOs while they walked the moon. Do you not believe him?
originally posted by: subtopia
ROB 48 If you think those photos from 2009 are the best your government can come up with of one of the most significant occurrences in known human history, being the first to walk on another celestial body, getting there before Russia, an object that has a direct and dramatic effect on our planets weather, oceans,tides and environment then good luck to what else you submit your conscious thoughts to.
Those people are not exactly reliable witnesses nor is livingmoon an unbiased sources of information. The latter is presenting photographic glitches as fact. The areas covered by them are well photographed by plenty of other probes. McKinnon claims to have confirmed something. This is not proof of anything.
Again, you only have the word of unreliable sources and witnesses that claim this. Show us where NASA admit to editing photographs and which ones were classified. Apollo images were available for sale to anyone who wanted to buy them, as were Lunar Orbiter images, and all of them are available now.
The alleged whistleblowers are making a living from their claims. That should tell you something.
nor is livingmoon an unbiased sources of information
Ebb & Flow's images were series of stills, not live video, that's why it is a short video. In order to have live video from the far side you need another satellite to relay the signal.
I think you need to place those comments by Cernan in context for us - what exactly did he say and in what context? Most people acknowledge that alien life is likely to be out there on statistical probablility alone. That same probability makes it unlikely that they have popped over for a visit. No astronauts have said they were monitored by UFOs when on the moon.
Actually, the same probe in December of 2012 was streamed live as it crashed on the far side.
originally posted by: TheLegend
a reply to: onebigmonkey
Astronauts, cosmonauts, and contractors or former employees with top-secret NASA clearances aren't "reliable sources"?
The LROC team include faculty and researchers from various academic institutions, government and the private sector:
Brown University
Cornell University
DLR Berlin
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Malin Space Science Systems
Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum
University of Arizona
United States Geological Survey
University of Hawaii at Manoa
University of Münster
University of Pittsburg
Washington University in St. Louis
originally posted by: Rob48
Got a link to that video? Or any news articles pointing to it?
(And by the way, you might want to double check where Ebb and Flow crash landed.)
originally posted by: wildespace
Not if it becomes their agenda and a prospective income source to join the conspiracy bandwagon and tell lies.
The LRO's camera is operated by the Arizona State University
I'd like to see a single LRO image with obvious tampering. I'd like to see the admission that they airbrush images.
originally posted by: imitator
originally posted by: Margana
Dark side of the moon: 55-year-old mystery solved
Looks like Photoshop, look at the center how it's spliced and merged together... plus it's not showing the atmosphere region covered with lakes, rivers and forests mountain ranges! The Nazi Moon Base has been completely Photoshop out!!!
originally posted by: JiggyPotamus
Something I do not understand is how the far side of the moon would not be more cratered than the side that faces earth. Perhaps I do not understand how impacts occur or something, but here is my reasoning...The same side of the moon is always facing earth. Therefore for a celestial body of some type to hit this side, it must pass relatively closely to earth. It would have to pass one of the earth's "sides." Or at some point on the sphere. Of course it would not really be "close," but to hit the side facing earth it seems to me that it would first have to miss earth, maybe coming in at an angle or something, and not be affected by the earth's gravitational field to a degree that would throw it off from a lunar impact.
I suppose the explanation might be that the moon is not that close to the earth. There is plenty of room for a body to get by and impact our side of the moon. But it just seems that since the other side is facing toward open space that it would receive more impacts. Perhaps the gravitational field of the earth actually helps to direct certain impacts into the lunar surface. I just don't know.
originally posted by: TheLegend
originally posted by: Rob48
Got a link to that video? Or any news articles pointing to it?
What SE you using? www.google.com...
(And by the way, you might want to double check where Ebb and Flow crash landed.)
Lunar far side, northern hemisphere. Invisible from Earth.
www.space.com...
A NASA probe recorded a spectacular flyover video of the moon's far side shortly before intentionally slamming into a lunar mountain last month.
NASA's Ebb spacecraft shot the stunning final moon video on Dec. 14, just three days before it and its twin Flow ended their gravity-mapping mission, known as Grail, with a dramatic crash near the moon's north pole.
Ebb was just 6 miles (10 kilometers) above the lunar surface when it captured the images using its MoonKAM (Moon Knowledge Acquired by Middle school students) camera. The probe was skimming over the far side's northern hemisphere at the time, near an impact crater named Jackson.
Grail scientists pieced together about 2,400 individual frames to make the nearly two-minute video, NASA officials said.
originally posted by: JiggyPotamus
Something I do not understand is how the far side of the moon would not be more cratered than the side that faces earth.
One: the video doesn't show the crash: it was recorded three days before the crash. No video of the crash exists.
That is on the near side of the moon, right about here:
Unfortunately, since the action will happen on the dark side of the Moon, there will be nothing for earthlings to see. “We’re not expecting a flash that is visible from Earth,” Maria T. Zuber, the mission’s primary investigator, said Thursday.
It is clear you are just making things up to fit your agenda.
originally posted by: TheLegend
Your point? You specifically asked for a video to the live stream crash (that vid^ is exactly that), not a videotape from the probe. I didn't discuss Dec mission images, just they live streamed data while hugging the surface yet not for the more comprehensive mapping mission in Jan. If you want to discuss stills turned into vid, that was dubious at best. The Dec one took 4 weeks to produce in a process that should take 1-2 days max with 2,000 large file photos. Import photos into WMM or iLive (would take them about 1 hr with decent processing/ram) > drag & drop on timeline (few mins) > set universal interval aka fps (few secs) > save project as movie file (8 hours) > upload to site (3- hours) > done. You have to know nothing about vid software to think this would take over 2 days. The most reasonable explanation is the photos or post-production vid was being heavily retouched.
Actually the crash occurred further north in the dark side.
www.nytimes.com...
Unfortunately, since the action will happen on the dark side of the Moon, there will be nothing for earthlings to see. “We’re not expecting a flash that is visible from Earth,” Maria T. Zuber, the mission’s primary investigator, said Thursday.
There was no imagery of their end because the area was in shadow at the time
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
The main aim of the mission was actually that data stream. A time gap between taking images and releasing them is not proof of tampering.
But no-one on Earth will be able to see the collision as it will happen on the dark side of the Moon.
"Truth" born of circular reasoning.
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
And some of us are sticklers for accuracy and truth.
The impact was not visible because it was not big enough.
Crash Site Picture
But no-one on Earth will be able to see the collision as it will happen on the dark side of the Moon. news.sky.com...
Your arbitrary definitions of 'reasonable time' and 'too long' seem to be your only proof of tampering, rather than actual tampering.