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Here is an image from Apollo 14 in which chips can be seen all over the otherwise invisible glass dome (their colour is indicative of the presence of Titanium in the glass)
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Looks a heck of a lot like the tachyon plasma 'wake' left by the Starship Enterprise as it goes to warp speed. I mean, I've never actually seen the real Starship accelerate to warp, only seen it on TV and in movies....
(1) The Data Camera was fitted with a so-called Reseau plate. The Reseau plate was made of glass and was fitted to the back of the camera body, extremely close to the film plane. The plate was engraved with a number of crosses to form a grid. The intersections were 10 mm apart and accurately calibrated to a tolerance of 0.002 mm. Except for the larger central cross, each of the four arms on a cross was 1 mm long and 0.02 mm wide. The crosses are recorded on every exposed frame and provided a means of determining angular distances between objects in the field-of-view.
Originally posted by ocker
reply to post by Exuberant1
You and your good friends never cease to amaze me .
love to know the NASA's photo sequence for the images shown, and check for lens crack in the images taken after this.
Thanks mate
Ocker
Originally posted by scobro
Of equal interest to me,is the object that is laying on the horizon,at the far right of the cropped image!
Anyone want to tell me what that is?
Originally posted by weedwhacker
Exuberant, that claim you make regarding that photo has already been debunked, right here on ATS in another thread.
Now you are just making things up - which is why you didn't back up your claim with links...
Again, because of the intensity of the Sun, the exposure was probably upped, and/or the f-stop was upped, to get the detail in the foreground and shade of the LM. The portion where the intensely bright Sun is peeking out exagerrated the lens curvature, resulting in the image seen.
Hang on, the camera's they used where chest mounted and couldn't have there settings changed due to the fact the astronaut couldn't even see the greater part of the camera!