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This is getting slightly confusing, altho its still vastly interesting.
Originally posted by johnlear
Since it was only a 10 passenger plus crew of 2 I have
ordered another craft. This is a 16 passenger plus
crew of 2.
The current Moon Tour with John Lear manifest:
Name/Meal
MrPenny/crow
Essedarius/ crow
Zorgon/ pate
InDirectViolation/ crow
TheBorg/ crow
Prote/ crow
SearchEngine/pate
Pckey Oats/crow
Springer/Pate (only because he owns the site, not because he is a true believer.)
TheySeeAll/pate
Originally posted by InDirectViolation
I do not see any building. I see an easy to identify slide area where a basalt palisade has been exposed. You see a building. Let's leave it at that.
Somewhere in this image lie man's first footprints on another world. The Sea of Tranquilty (Mare Tranquillitatis), highlighted in this image taken December 22, 1999 from the IKONOS satellite, was the landing site of Apollo 11. July 20, 2000 marks the 31st anniversary of the historic event. Space Imaging will not collect lunar images in the future.
Originally posted by XaboraThis is getting slightly confusing, altho its still vastly interesting.
So, what exactly is this about?
[edit on 27-9-2006 by Xabora]
Originally posted by zorgon
I went to my favorite private satelite imaging site to see if they had any moon shots... they do really great work on earth images... forget google earth...
So I checked to see what they had on the moon... and found one picture...
Somewhere in this image lie man's first footprints on another world. The Sea of Tranquilty (Mare Tranquillitatis), highlighted in this image taken December 22, 1999 from the IKONOS satellite, was the landing site of Apollo 11. July 20, 2000 marks the 31st anniversary of the historic event. Space Imaging will not collect lunar images in the future.
Seems someone doesn't want them turning their hi res cameras on the moon....
[edit on 27-9-2006 by zorgon]
Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
I would imagine it's possible for the moon to have a thin layer of atmosphere that's not visible from Earth, or even visible on the moon. If you were standing on a big grey ball, surrounded by the blackness of space, looking out through a couple of hundred yards of colorless gases, what color could the sky be except black?
Nasa wouldn't have to paint out the sky in thousands of photo's, we could all go on believing there's no atmosphere ...
...and they'd just have to make up a theory to explain all that oxygen in the rock samples they brought back.
A 600 page PDF file that reads like a chemical dictionary, tucked away in the 30th subdirectory of some obscure university server, should do the trick.
What's that about air in moon rocks Dear?
They say it's normal.
Oh. That's nice then.
Anything on the telly?
Originally posted by ultralo1
Originally posted by zorgon
...from the IKONOS satellite, was the landing site of Apollo 11. July 20, 2000 marks the 31st anniversary of the historic event. Space Imaging will not collect lunar images in the future.
Seems someone doesn't want them turning their hi res cameras on the moon....
just look at IKONOS. The technology is there and the business model also.
Originally posted by Fiverz
This is from pic 5 near the "applecrate". Seems to me much like a cross. I have good luck with noticing things when I inverse images in photoshop; that's how I stumbled upon this. Any ideas if it could be anything worthwhile Mr. Lear?
Originally posted by zorgon
Ummm errrr you just quoted me... that WAS the IKONOS satelite and THEY say they WILL NOT take shots of the moon on their website... in a very curt brief definate NO sorta way...
To me that means they were probably told not to.
Originally posted by zorgon
I mean just look at this thread...
Here we have a conspiracy discussion group...
we are in a thread about Aliens and UFO's...
and yet when we present pretty decent evidence that there is
A] The greatest conspiracy in history... and
B] There is something afoot on the Moon...
we get disbelief and ridicule...
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by XaboraThis is getting slightly confusing, altho its still vastly interesting.
So, what exactly is this about?
[edit on 27-9-2006 by Xabora]
No confusion We are discussing the passenger list for a field trip to see the hugh active mining operation in Copernicus Crater on the moon so we can prove the previous posts. The believers get pate... the disbelievers eat crow.
Got it?
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by mythatsabigprobe
I would imagine it's possible for the moon to have a thin layer of atmosphere that's not visible from Earth, or even visible on the moon. If you were standing on a big grey ball, surrounded by the blackness of space, looking out through a couple of hundred yards of colorless gases, what color could the sky be except black?
Nasa wouldn't have to paint out the sky in thousands of photo's, we could all go on believing there's no atmosphere ...
There you go! And in the thread with "5000 pictures of the moon" I have seen some that show a thin atmosphere and some wispy clouds... I will pull them later today... unless someone has found them already.
Originally posted by zorgonI mean just look at this thread...
Here we have a conspiracy discussion group...
we are in a thread about Aliens and UFO's...
and yet when we present pretty decent evidence that there is
A] The greatest conspiracy in history... and
B] There is something afoot on the Moon...
we get disbelief and ridicule...
So if members of THIS board have trouble believing, how easy is it to keep the general public in the dark?
:shk:
Originally posted by TrappedSoul
Where is the decent evidence? All I see is images of shadows from the moon which people think is hidden bases, aliens, etc... I personally think it's all very silly, it's like looking at the sky and trying to find figures.
Originally posted by zorgon
Sigh I know its hard... Especially when the real stuff is actually very small. It has to be on the scale of these images. I have added some color to some images... might help a bit...
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by InDirectViolation
I do not see any building. I see an easy to identify slide area where a basalt palisade has been exposed. You see a building. Let's leave it at that.
I have geologist back ground and have probably dug up more rock than John has... this does not look like any basalt I have ever seen...