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Originally posted by Quantum_Squirrel
So why then does NASA? that is like supposed to be the best space agency always have crummy black and white pictures that are always fuzzy or crap? and there always shakey!!!
Originally posted by schuyler
But they're not. There are tons of high-quality color photographs and video taken from the Shuttle, ISS, and even from the surface of the moon. Take a look at the cover of The Next Whole Earth Catalog, for example. A color picture of Earth that is absolutely stunning. That's NASA taking a bow on that one, not Virgin.
Originally posted by V Kaminski
Good question Q'. Good observation too. Hmmm. Because NASA-IG's (Inspector General) won't allow it?
watch it and then answer me this question... all the videos in the test flight are superb. sharp as a pin in glorious color? space the earth etc etc ..
So why then does NASA? that is like supposed to be the best space agency always have crummy black and white pictures that are always fuzzy or crap? and there always shakey!!!
now ok maybe there all shakey coz the astronaut's are all drunk :p
but why with Nasa's massive resources do they never show us nice video footage?...
- To advance and communicate scientific knowledge and understanding of the earth, the solar system, and the universe.
- To advance human exploration, use, and development of space.
- To research, develop, verify, and transfer advanced aeronautics and space technologies.
they wont allow because they know there out there possibly teaming with life?
why do you call me a deluded conspiracy theorist? i find your remarks offensive.. if u had actually clicked on my profile u will see the majority of my posts are heavily based on science or at least current science theory.
because there is lots of footage HQ out there perhaps you could post some links? instead of your inane ramblings repeating the same thing over and over..
Originally posted by Quantum_Squirrel
i also like branson, his story is cool , he is brave , he aint afraid to ask someone to do something that he wouldnt do himself. you know he offered to run the Uk's national lottery for free yet they turned him down ..free as in no profits at all for virgin ..ok he gains from virgins name being advertised all the time but that was enough for him .. speaks volumees in my opinion.
Originally posted by himselfe
I have neither the time nor inclination to go dredging for stuff than any moderately skilled internet user could find, however here are some links:
And a quick search on YouTube reveals:
Originally posted by pjslug
Originally posted by himselfe
I have neither the time nor inclination to go dredging for stuff than any moderately skilled internet user could find, however here are some links:
And a quick search on YouTube reveals:
You call those YouTube videos high quality? Good grief, Charlie Brown!
You call those YouTube videos high quality?
Originally posted by yeti101
You call those YouTube videos high quality?
yes they are compared to what the OP is talking about- like someone already said, their mission is not to take pretty pictures its to perform space science.
I wonder how cool he will be when the first private space mission gets trailed by UFOs and the passengers start freaking out. Do you think the government will try to silence every passenger on his flights that sees something? I think that would be a rather difficult task. Once public space flight becomes a practical reality, disclosure will have to happen.
You call those YouTube videos high quality? Good grief, Charlie Brown!
lol thats what i was thinking not to high quality however this maybe due to the nature of you tube i think it re-encodes or something?
as per usual there all shots at close distance of of nothing we aint seen before ..... when are they gonna swing the camera round and give us a proper view of space? eh?
Well, go back and watch the Apollo 11 landing, and you'll see that basically the entire mission was scripted for TV.