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Originally posted by mikesingh
reply to post by internos
How the devil do you get hold of such stuff? Amazing! Now that's something our experts need to explain. And have a look at this tower on the Moon...
Have a nice day!
Original Caption Released with Image:
About 50,000 Clementine images were processed to produce the four orthographic views of the Moon. Images PIA00302, PIA00303, PIA00304, and PIA00305 show albedo variations (normalized brightness or reflectivity) of the surface at a wavelength of 750 nm (just longward of visible red). The image projection is centered at 0 degree latitude and 180 degrees longitude. Mare Moscoviense (dark albedo feature upper left of image center) and South Pole-Aitken Basin (dark feature at bottom) represent maria regions largely absent on the lunar farside. The Clementine altimeter showed Aitken Basin to consist of a topographic rim about 2500 km in diameter, an inner shelf ranging from 400 to 600 km in width, and an irregular depressed floor about 12 km in depth.
Originally posted by slaveearth
reply to post by mikesingh
please check out my thread on Mars..www.abovetopsecret.com...'
Originally posted by internos
About these pics
This is just a wild theory:
it looks that someone made a triangular layer (darker) in order
to cover the brighter one: and then something's gone wrong and
the two layers doesn't match.
Just a crazy idea here....
Originally posted by CyborgPirateNinjaJesus
That makes sense, but one would assume NASA of all people, wouldn't tape things to their photos ( just considering the importance and quality of them) but thats just my view on it. plus people make mistakes all the time so it could just be tape ..
Naval Research Laboratory
NRL was responsible for the design, manufacture, integration, and mission execution of the Clementine spacecraft for the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization. During its two-month orbit of the Moon in 1994, Clementine captured 1.8 million images of the Moon's surface. The Laboratory provides the Clementine Lunar Image Browser as a courtesy to scientific researchers, as well as the general public, and you are welcome to browse the over 170,000 images that are available.
Originally posted by mikesingh
This particular pic was a result of trying to find anomalies that were apparently airbrushed by NASA in the same general area.
zorgon:
Exhibit C
This one I lost the coordinate for... if anyone has them please let me know
This one has been shown as a 30 kilometer building on the Moon... This one is not bad but without the coordinates I cannot find it on the color images