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Originally posted by watchZEITGEISTnow
reply to post by mikesingh
From his book Dark Mission it says:
AS10-32-4822 - 2 images one contains the castle, the other does not.
www.lpi.usra.edu...
hmm
I don't think anyone sees anything there or in the other areas that Hoagy indicates in the image I linked. It appears that Hoags is the only person in possession of the alleged photo containing the 'castle'. A cynical man might mutter, 'How convenient.'
Originally posted by ArMaP
Looking at the location marked on the photo to which Kandinsky posted a link and looking at the photo on Keith Laney's site, and do not see anything there.
Originally posted by depthoffield
Originally posted by watchZEITGEISTnow
Just found this:
www.disclose.tv...
go to 8:40 minutes and you will see a glass dome as clear as day.
This video is amazing.
wZn
[edit on 30-12-2008 by watchZEITGEISTnow]
i've lost more than 13 minutes in my life watching "green horses on the walls". Clear as day.
I think Pareidolia may became soon another form of art (or is allready but i not knowing). No offence at all, please forgive, but is really a sophisticated version of playing games when i was in "nursery school", and putting some colored drops of water colour onto a sheet of paper, bending and press it, then finding butterflies, faces or other shapes.
One think to know: if what you see is lacking in information, because blurred, not-familiar, interpolated (added false information where there is not), color or contrast distorted, etc, then the brain will try to find a match in his database (experience), and this is what pareidolia is. Like in an optical recognition software, when, in case of illegibile writings, software just try to match the "unknown sign" with something in his database, and put the wrong letter.
Your "glass dome" is a crater. The glass apearance is "manufacturated" by increasing contrast, telling you "look! the glass! and then letting you pareidolizing the image. Yes, magic. I smell con-man work.
Maybe if i put the corrected orientated more natural version, (180 degree rotatiton), when indeed the nasa module survey the terrain in normal orientation as we can expect, then maybe is easy to you to see that well shaped crater. If not, wonder to the magic of glass.
[edit on 1/1/09 by depthoffield]
[edit on 1/1/09 by depthoffield]
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Kandinsky
Kandin, you likely know better than I, how the eye can fool the brain....hence, the 'Apollo Hoax' nonsense, although that is not the topic....except that it involves the Moon, and photos taken there. AND the fact that our experience on Earth, with our understanding of perspective, just doesn't translate to such an environment as the Moon.
So much of our interpretation of distance, on Earth, relies on the scattering effects of the atmospere....distant mountains look dimmer, as filtered through the atmosphere. The Moon, an almost perfect vacuum, won't provide that visual perspective that we're acustommed to.
Absence of trees, buildings, all of those 'clues' we use, here on Earth....this ALL leads to these 'hoax' theories.....not time to get into the Photography aspects, one could write a book, there!!![edit on 2/25/0909 by weedwhacker]