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"Who shall assign a limit to the discoveries of future ages? Who shall prescribe to science her boundaries, or restrain the active and insatiable curiosity of man
within the circle of his present acquirements? We may guess with plausibility what we cannot anticipate with confidence. The day may yet be coming when our instruments of observation shall be inconceivably more powerful. They may ascertain still more decisive points of resemblance. They may resolve the same question by the evidence of sense which is now so abundantly convincing by the evidence of analogy. They may lay open to us the unquestionable vestiges of art, and industry, and intelligence. We may see summer throwing its green mantle over those mighty tracts, and we may see them left naked and colourless after the flush of vegetation has disappeared. In the progress of years or of centuries, we may trace the hand of cultivation spreading a new aspect over some portion of a planetary surface. Perhaps some large city, the metropolis of a mighty empire, may expand into a visible spot by the powers of some future telescope. Perhaps the glass of some observer, in a distant age, may enable him to construct the map of another world, and to lay down the surface of it in all its minute and topical varieties. But there is no end of conjecture; and to the men of other times we leave the full assurance of what we can assert with the highest probability, that yon planetary orbs are so many worlds, that they teem with life, and that the mighty Being who presides in high authority over this scene of grandeur and astonishment has there planted the worshippers of His glory."
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Originally posted by Matyas
Trees on the Moon, clouds, three mile thick atmosphere, meteor trails, all (well almost, a good college try at best) airbrushed out for your tax dollar enjoyment.
www.holloworbs.com...
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
hmm who is actually doing the editing ?
Originally posted by mikesingh
This is a Moon shot of the Messier craters (taken by Apollo). a pair of unusual formations in northwestern Mare Fecunditatis.
Does look suspicious. A natural formation that's too symetrical. But of course, they're just a pair of unusual craters, aren't they?
Originally posted by Orion437
I wonder, what is the most closely "offical" photo similar or identical to "Copernicus1_labeled " posted in this thread? Or the link?
Originally posted by YIAWETA
Just watched Mr. Lear on Youtube. Search Jordan Maxwell Anthony Hilder Alien 51.
Fascinating 3 part series. Also features Bob Lazar.
Originally posted by ignorant_ape...instead of believing every idiot with a website and an adjenda
...look very different to the images presented on the " lunar atmosphere " website
and you start believing anything just because it is different to what nasa says --
zaphod was right -- logic is dead
Your right Not so Ignorant Ape Logic is rare ... but it seems READING is also a lost art
Originally posted by Orion437
Well, sorry for disturbing you...
Originally posted by YIAWETA
Just watched Mr. Lear on Youtube. Search Jordan Maxwell Anthony Hilder Alien 51.
Fascinating 3 part series. Also features Bob Lazar.
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
The missing Apollo films...
I thought they found those...
apparently, the hippies had them...
damn stoners... always forgetting to return things...
Pink floyd had original apollo films...
actually, they just had a small portion... probably used the rest to roll a ....nevermind...
but it did set investigators off on some hot leads to find the rest...
Originally posted by AGENT_T
C,mon Springer!! What are we looking for..??
The only relevance to this thread is the nice logo,d link to here
(John Lears moon ''PICTIRES'':lol
ARE WE LOOKING FOR A GAME PERHAPS???
Originally posted by Springer
You "found" what I was pointing out.
Originally posted by Springer
See anything NEW?
Springer...