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Originally posted by badw0lf
So they don't put any effort into covering things up believably, because we - as a majority - don't know the truth?
Huh?
Originally posted by NuclearPaul
Originally posted by Chorlton
There are probably thousands of telescopes trained on the moon at any given time.
On the dark side?
Have you ever heard the term the 'far-side' of the Moon? Because of the effect on the Moon of tidal forces due to the Earth, the same side of the moon always faces the Earth. In other words, it takes the Moon the same amount of time to rotate around once as it does for the Moon to go around the Earth once. Therefore, Earth-bound observers can never see the 'far-side' of the Moon. Tidal forces cause many of the moons of our solar system to have this type of orbit.
Originally posted by Diplomat
Here's another video about them talking about airbrushing images:
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Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Yeah, I mean not to rain on anybodies conspiracy parade here (I know how fun they can be) but listen to common sense and reason here for a moment.
Why would they cover something up, in the middle of a wasteland, with blurred pixels...that would COMPEL people to think they were hiding something, thus defeating the purpose of the grand cover-up. More than likley, if there is stuff in those pictures we should not see, or know about, they are covered up cut and paste style very well, as not to draw attention to themselves.
It's like pulling a green tarp over yourself in a wheat field trying to hide from the man, lol.
Some people are too eager to believe, and use things they don't understand to their advantage.
Originally posted by ArMaP
That is why I never found any of those blurred areas on the new version of the image browser, the one that Turbohale posted here. I haven't looked those coordinates on this new version of the browser this time, so I can not say for sure that they aren't there, but all the previous times that I checked, those areas do not have any information, they appear as black areas.
It does not, it makes blurry areas.
Originally posted by Thill
why make a "new" version of the software if the old one performs quiet well ?
Originally posted by Thill
erm or the "new" version of the software is erm how would I say that ah .. "tweaked" ? Now bear with me , I might be wrong so if somebody could explain one thing to me , why make a "new" version of the software if the old one performs quiet well ?
Originally posted by Thill
hmm as those answers are credible lets just say I'll go and climb back on the fence (much better view from here anyway )