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ECSTATIC space officials at Nasa could be about to unveil one of their most stunning discoveries for 40 years — new and amazingly clear footage of the first moon landing.
The release of the new images next month could be one of the most talked about events of the summer.
The television images the world has been used to seeing of the historic moment when Neil Armstrong descended down a ladder onto the moon’s surface in 1969 is grainy, blurry and dark.
The following scenes, in which the astronauts move around the lunar lander, are so murky it is difficult to make out exactly what is
The release of the new images next month
The following scenes, in which the astronauts move around the lunar lander, are so murky it is difficult to make out exactly what is going on, causing conspiracy theorists to claim the entire Apollo 11 mission was an elaborate fraud..........
Instead, a poor quality copy made from a 16mm** camera pointing at a heavily compressed image on a black and white TV screen has been the only record of the event.
Originally posted by bismarcksea
Are these the tapes that where found in a closed McDonalds ?
However, recently scientists looking for other data stumbled across a number of Nasa tapes in a storage facility in Perth, Australia.
Originally posted by JacKatMtn
Originally posted by bismarcksea
Are these the tapes that where found in a closed McDonalds ?
From the sourced article:
However, recently scientists looking for other data stumbled across a number of Nasa tapes in a storage facility in Perth, Australia.
Does that mean they aren't the McDonalds tapes? I don't know, it says that they were recorded at the Parkes Observatory...
Maybe someone who is more familiar with the tapes and their possible existence can chime in..
Source:Honeysuckle Creek
The search for the Apollo 11 TV tapes The Apollo 11 Moonwalk in July 1969 was the climax of the Apollo Program with the largest television audience in history watching Mankind’s first steps on the Moon. Surprisingly, the best quality TV was never seen outside the tracking stations. The pictures seen by the world were degraded by the time they reached Houston. The highest quality TV was recorded on telemetry tapes at the three tracking stations which received the signal – Goldstone, Honeysuckle Creek and Parkes. These tapes have never been replayed, but if they can be found and digitally processed, they could produce stunningly clear TV – much better than was seen in Houston or on the worldwide broadcast. The original tapes may be stored – and forgotten about – at a NASA facility somewhere.
Read more here....
Here's a .PDF www.honeysucklecreek.net...
However, recently scientists looking for other data stumbled across a number of Nasa tapes in a storage facility in Perth, Australia.