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Originally posted by BraggadocioBordello
What is the source of those pictures? Are they from the special lunar set from John Lear? You can see I lot of funny things in Lear's photos.
Originally posted by ChocoTaco369
That's because John Lear's photos were taken, developed and released before NASA airbrushed the anomalies out. You don't see them in photos nowadays because they're heavily sanitized and all these little anomalies are carefully removed before they are released to the public
Originally posted by BraggadocioBordello
Originally posted by ChocoTaco369
That's because John Lear's photos were taken, developed and released before NASA airbrushed the anomalies out. You don't see them in photos nowadays because they're heavily sanitized and all these little anomalies are carefully removed before they are released to the public
Thanks! I already knew that. You must trust him, even if it would be great to have the originals to do a bit of comparison. Things I saw in crater Copernicus made me lost my sleep for days.
Originally posted by BraggadocioBordello
What is the source of those pictures? Are they from the special lunar set from John Lear? You can see I lot of funny things in Lear's photos.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Here's the source of the 'tower' pic. From the 'horses mouth'! That's NASA itself! Probably they forgot to airbrush/tamper with this image before they shoved it on the net.
Heck! Their airbrushers need to be sacked! OK, here's the untouched original from..
Cheers!
Originally posted by Thousand
Now you can jump on these figures all you want as evidence stating how massive this alien structure truly is, but one detail is left out. How could a structure, a massive, half mile high drilling complex, not cast a shadow in a flat-bottomed, well-lit crater?
Originally posted by BraggadocioBordello
You may be correct regarding the gigantic dimensions one can found there. But I guess that, if even that particular structure with its bright color is hardly visible on the distance, its shadow is harder still to spot.
Originally posted by Thousand
That's ridiculous. The sunlight in the shot is coming from in front of the camera, off to the right, meaning the shadow of this huge structure would be behind it and to the left, in between the camera and the structure, making it fully visible in the photo. Just because something blends in with its background doesn't mean its shadow will miraculously do the same.
Originally posted by Thousand
I just don't know, I could never get into these Where's Waldo moon shots. I can't really see anything in any of those pictures. A white blob 20ish pixels high could be just about anything, especially when there is nothing in the scene to gauge size and distance by. As for the drilling equipment, I'm thinking that odd white formation is not much more than a ridge or something in the crater, and I'll tell you why.
Originally posted by BraggadocioBordello
Note.: I'm talking about the first photo. It seems you're talking about the next. Sorry.