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Originally posted by Access Denied
P.S. Anybody who’s interested in verifying anything that’s been presented here in this thread (or even just adding to it) is welcome to post (here on ATS) any clips you want to use from my copy of the image as long as you credit me (“Access Denied”) as your source. The full version can be downloaded here but fair warning, it’s pretty huge…
Originally posted by zorgon
Now stop trying to evade the request. I asked you to match the copy of the "excavator" from YOUR image...
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Now please be so kind as to show me the excavator from your image so that it appears better than mine...
Originally posted by zorgon
And people who have those skills get paid very big bucks
Originally posted by zorgon
Thats funny I thought it was an image created by NASA... Last I checked you cannot claim any rights to any NASA image.....
Originally posted by zorgonAnd NASA's use policy REQUIRES you to post credit to them on any images you use...
Originally posted by zorgon
And 29 megs is not very huge considering that image is the three photos combined...
Originally posted by zorgon
And both are Jpegs so not really worth much for analysis
Originally posted by Zarniwoop
Just had to jump in here. Has anyone else noticed the symbolism?
We have a heated duel between a knight and dragon (who has been asleep for eight months and is apparently quite cranky). I think I'll pop my Dragonslayer DVD in the player and come back later
if it's good enough for NASA internal use it's good enough for me.
Originally posted by undo
Question #1: Can I go to Area 51, to the top secret areas, and look around, take photos, interview people, and bring it back to my own home and post the info I accumulated there, including the photos, for everyone to see?
Originally posted by undo
If not, why not?
Originally posted by undo
Question #2: Why is a secret clearance required to work on computers at NASA?
Originally posted by undo
Isn't it public information?
Originally posted by undo If not, why not?
Originally posted by undo
Question #3: Why are there several thousand missing reels of movie footage from the Apollo space program?
Originally posted by undo
If it's all so secret / top secret, how come someone was allowed to run off with them without oversight?
Originally posted by undo
And if its not so all top secret, then why can't we go to NASA and see their top secret/secret computers?
Originally posted by undo
Question #4: Why is a guy from britain spending half his life in prison for infiltrating NASA computers?
Originally posted by undoI thought it wasn't top secret what they did there?[ And if it is top secret what they did/do there, what makes you think they'd leave images of sensitive information, untouched?
Originally posted by undo
Question #5: Who are you and why are you on our thread?
Originally posted by pmexplorer
Welcome Tom and keep up the good work.
I haven't enjoyed a post so much for some time!
Keep up the good work.
pm.
Originally posted by Access Denied
Undo, it doesn't work that way. I answered your question; planetary data is NOT CLASSIFIED so there is no reason to "sanitize" it. Not only that, scientists worldwide who rely on the data would be outraged and they would be the first ones to discover it!
Trust me, if NASA or anybody else had proof of ET life NO POWER ON EARTH COULD KEEP IT A SECRET!!!!
Originally posted by undo
Times up! Wrong answer! (cause I already know what you're going to say you coward!)
Originally posted by undo
What's this? And what part is real? The texturized right side (in which you can see the continuation of the dark lines from the left side) or the left side? *Jeopardy music kicks in again*
Originally posted by Access Denied
It's called "data loss". Look it up. If you don't like it why don't you get a job at NASA and use your amazing powers of observation to help us build a better spacecraft?