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removed from the station are two cells ejected as the station opens up
certain details of the station discarded during landing can be seen on the photographs
In addition, parts of the station which were discarded in landing may be seen In theareful investigation of the photograph willong time.
Luna-12 entered orbit on October 25, 1966, carrying two phototelevision cameras of the same variety as Zond-3. This was the first Soviet craft to take close up pictures from orbit, but only a few images have ever been published
Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by mikesingh
THe first picture is definately remnants fron the Soviet Luna missions.
It's a piece of aparatus from a mission called Luna 21, which carried the Soviet lunar rover called lunokhod 2. The mission took place in January 1973.
It soft landed the lunar surface and took photographs and TV pictures untill communications were lost.
Luna 21 link to picture.
nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov...
page 106/151 For Maurice Chatelain had been placed in charge of designing and building the Apollo communication and data-processing system for NASA....He had received eleven patents , including an automic radar landing system used in the Ranger and the Surveyor Moon flights.
Luna-12 entered orbit on October 25, 1966, carrying two phototelevision cameras of the same variety as Zond-3. This was the first Soviet craft to take close up pictures from orbit, but only a few images have ever been published
Originally posted by jkrog08
reply to post by mikesingh
Sorry if this has already been addressed but has anyone asked NASA about these images?I know you said they couldn't be left over debris from the Apollo missions,but maybe from probes?As we all know there is PLENTY of speculations on secret human and alien moon bases.Maybe this is evidence of these bases(I mean if they have been there as long as we hear then there is bound to be some junk left around).Great find as ussual Mike,star and flag from me.I would really like to hear a explanation from NASA,or at least another countries space agency.
Originally posted by MR BOB
Originally posted by Terces Pot Evoba
resembles the high gain antennae from the Russian rover Lunokhod 1
I do think this poster is right.
from wikipedia:
'The final location of Lunokhod 1 is uncertain by a few kilometers since lunar laser ranging experiments have failed to detect a return signal from it since the 1970s'
It is possible the antenna has broken off. and this is a peice of it?
The OP pic:
Lunokhod 1:
another photo of lunokhod 1, note the notches at the base of the antenna and the original pic:
Originally posted by jkrog08
Sorry if this has already been addressed but has anyone asked NASA about these images?
Originally posted by arizonascott
reply to post by mikesingh
The 4th image, I hate to say it looks like a tank. Even the wheel object nearbye looks like a triple track section of the wheel assembly. Crazy
Nice find!
I wish some independent source (like MIT grads or similar) would put together an independent mission and send a small rover of some type to take images not affected by NASA and their annoying airbrush retards. Maybe Virgin Galactic and Richard Branson could help them out on a rocket design and a little funding, keep the rover light and just get this thing done for the sake of truth.
But then again, Branson most likely is on board with silence.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Lets be really realistic about this what are the chances of
a) Alien artifacts being on the Moon (close to nil)
b) The probe landing close by to the artifacts if they exist (close to nil)
c) Parts of the probe looking like WHAT you claim are Alien artifacts.
(CLOSE TO NIL)
The Chances of this are SO close to nil it answers the question they are parts of the probe!!!
Also some of you if you bothered to check the resolution of the Indian probe/Chinese probe cameras the are not going to show things like this in pictures
Originally posted by mystiq
"page 106/151 For Maurice Chatelain had been placed in charge of designing and building the Apollo communication and data-processing system for NASA...."
No wonder with his credentials the most typical counterance when questioned was "no comment".
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