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Originally posted by EBE154
well it's obviously not a balloon because the speed / movement and size would all be more than extraordinary... if we can trust the source and the video is no fake etc. (which i don't think it is) we're really dealing with an unidentified flying object of enormous size hovering over the moon... the only question left would be weather it's man made or not. i have investigated this topic for a long time now and i come to the same conclusions as john lear... so if roswell has been a reality... just imagine what's going on up there...
Originally posted by Diplomat
Wow, a small blurry black dot.
Let me know when you have a close-up of the "object" so we can actually tell what the hell it is. Otherwise, there's nothing really to see here...
Originally posted by omnicron
This video is fake. Come on guys... Black dot, No shadow, No specularity. No discernible form whatsoever. The object doesn't get smaller by perspective.
Obviously a fake video made using one of the simplest cg techniques can achieve this. Make a simple flat round nurb geometry in MAYA. Project an image of the moon on a geometry grid using procedural mapping. Keyframe the nurb geometry by hand. TADAAA!!
Forget maya. Even Flash or After Effects can do this.
Entry level cg hoax for the ATS gullibles! The Italian astronomers get the credit.
Folks today would believe anything.
[edit on 26-9-2007 by omnicron]
"NASA's objective is for Google Moon to become a more accurate and useful lunar mapping platform that will be a foundation for future web-based moon applications, much like the many applications that have been built on top of Google Maps," said Chris C. Kemp, director of strategic business development at NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif. "This will make it easier for scientists everywhere to make lunar data more available and accessible."