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Originally posted by Chorlton
Too much evidence ??
Where?
Ive seen fuzzy pics, pics of moonrocks, pics with pixelations on that people make the most remarkeable of assumptions about yet not....one....single ....piece....of......evidence.
There is, in fact, not one scrap of verifable evidence for anything on the moon other than dust, geography and rocks.
Originally posted by Brainiac
Fake.
First of all get an image with better clarity then try to smudge the image. You can easily re-make this. All you need is Microsoft Paint, a filled in Beveled square and a smudge tool from ANY photo editing software, and you 'd probably get a more believable image...
And before anyone replies, I'm an expert on this bit. I'm a computer game designer.
[edit on 9/19/2007 by Brainiac]
Originally posted by The Phantom
reply to post by Project_Silo
your welcome, if you'd like to see more convincing evidence check out the movie it came from. it should be on google video. it's called "the greatest story never told"
Originally posted by mikesingh
Your signature: How can we Deny Ignorance when so many people Deny Reality?
So, aren't you denying reality? Oh, well...That's a matter of perception I guess!
Cheers!
Originally posted by sherpa
Another one for the collection.
I have circled the two areas.
source link :
www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil...
The Lunar Orbiters had an ingenious imaging system, which consisted of a dual lens camera, a film processing unit, a readout scanner, and a film handling apparatus. Both lenses, a 610 mm narrow angle high resolution (HR) lens and an 80 mm wide angle medium resolution (MR) lens, placed their frame exposures on a single roll of 70 mm film. The axes of the two cameras were coincident so the area imaged in the HR frames were centered within the MR frame areas. The film was moved during exposure to compensate for the spacecraft velocity, which was estimated by an electro-optical sensor. The film was then processed, scanned, and the images transmitted back to Earth
Originally posted by ArMaP
internos
Here you have a crop of the "browse" version of that photo with Messier and Messier A.
This photo is available on the site that I have posted before, but that apparently nobody wants to see.
Originally posted by sherpa
reply to post by internos
Ok image labeled 001.
I guess the interesting part about this one is the shadow, it has holes or windows in and a gap, it doesnt seem to match the object casting it although as always resolution at this level is always difficult.
002.
Strange but doesn't remind me of anything.
003.
Unusual but not a whistle blower.
004.
Again the shadow could indicate a straight vertical
005.
This in my IMHO has been edited you can just see a trace of something connecting the largest crater and the smaller crater NE of it.
The squiggle could be a hair or fibre on the negative I don't think so.
There is a lot of small retouching all over.
006.
Heavily aibrushed.
Originally posted by sherpa
Another one for the collection. I have circled the two areas.
source link :
www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil...
Originally posted by bigvig316
I wonder what Richard C. Hogland would say about these pics.
I think there was something on the moon.
NASA needs to tell the truth to us once and for all.
Originally posted by internos
I wish to ask you where can i download from that website the pics related to the area of the "triangle" ( i mean the one near J. Verne and Mare Ingegnii ).
Originally posted by internos
Sadly this conclusively debunks our loved triangle, because now we're talking about SOURCES and there's no way to get wrong with them IMHO.
Besides, an heavy clue was the fact that the triangle appearance was much different between the first two higher zoom levels.
It's sad, but this is the truth, so i accept it peacefully since
IMHO we have well investigated on it.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Internos, hold your horses!!
The case is not shut and closed just yet. Not until we get to know HOW that got there or WHAT the heck it is.
1. Ver. 2.0 of the Clementine browser showed up nothing there.
2. Ver. 1.5 did.
So the question is, was the anomaly removed from ver. 2.0 of the CB? If not, then what or why did that anomaly show up in the first place? What exactly was it? Tape, paper clip, spilled coffee or just a glitch? Now that is the proof I require!
Cheers