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I think the question is do you, seriously believe that there is a 1000ft chimney stack sticking out of the surface of the moon..
Originally posted by mikesingh
reply to post by RancidCat
This is nonsense and poppycock! Do you seriously believe this so called explanation?
[edit on 26-11-2007 by mikesingh]
Originally posted by jedimiller
I've examined the footage. having taking numerous photography courses I can safely come to the conclusion that it's a dirty lens. perhaps a hair or fabric got into the developing and made it out to look that way. could also be a burn in the film, but it's a micro defect. Cameras and film get beaten up in space and function funny in space. hope this helps.
Originally posted by jedimiller
Art Bell has said, there's rocks and dirt in the moon. And that's all he see's. He said the same about Mars, and he was right about that too. Dirt and rocks. that's all folks!
Originally posted by timelike
I must agree with Jedimiller and Rhain, I've come across this footage before and the explanation was a camera fault, hence it follows the the camera shot.
I think the 'smoke' is some sort of internal reflection. The dirt may appear to come in and out of view depending on how it's illuminated by the sun.
I can safely come to the conclusion that it's a dirty lens.... could also be a burn in the film...
IMO the burn or camera flaw would follow the camera shot not the moon. The dark image stays stead fast to the moon, the camera is moving over it. I don't see what lead you to your conclusion.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Just trying to get some logical explanations. The one in the 'Bad Astronomy' site is just too simplistic.
And I don't dig it! Zooming on to the enlargement would not have produced the illusion of 'movement' in this case.
It would have resulted in everything on the Moon seemingly becoming enlarged at the same time. I don't see this 'blowing up' happening.