originally posted by: tachyonator9
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo inser shameless liess... You've alleged that someone used photos that weren't
public knowledge when in fact they were. Your arguments just aren't holding up. So many lies and deceptions,
The editing of my post is childish. Grow up, stop acting like a petulant adolescent.
Firstly, they aren't lies. For them to be lies they would need to be a) untrue and b) I would have to know them to be untrue. Neither of those is the
case.
but let's focus just on this particular lie,
Not a lie, the pst I made above proves that, however we'll play along with your little game for a bit...
i ask you again, if the color shot of the Lake i embeded above is "in the public knowledge" SHOW IT, none of the frames you linked even
resembles it let alone be it.
Obviously the links I gave you were too difficult to follow. Let me spell it out. This is the Apollo 8 image in question:
www.lpi.usra.edu...
and this is the low resolution copy of that image from the link above:
This is the section of your supposedly secret image superimposed on that Apollo 8 photo - note I've had to reverse the image:
Here is that image of your superimposed on the Zeiss slide from the link I posted above:
Here is a photo of my copy of the Apollo 8 Photo Analysis book:
Note the publication date:
It contains every photograph taken by Apollo 8. Here's the page with the relevant image of Tsiolkovskiy:
and here is that image with your one superimposed. Again, your image need flipping to make it correct:
It's had to be stretched more becaue of the viewing angle of my photo, but it is identical.
The awful photocopy of the front page of the Orange County newspaper 'The register' is showing a cropped copy of Apollo photo AS08-12-2196
www.lpi.usra.edu...
Here's the copy from my book superimposed on the newspaper image:
Just for fun, I found another copy of the Apollo 13 image in my collection:
That's from the 1974 magazine series ' Man in Space'.
All of the photos you have posted are public domain and always have been. They have always been available in books, magazines or slide and photograph
collections.
edit on 10/1/2022 by OneBigMonkeyToo because: typos and clarification