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Originally posted by FlySolo
Originally posted by Skeptical Ed
reply to post by FlySolo
Ingo Swann!?
And your point is? And based on what exactly for the ridicule?
Originally posted by star in a jar
There's a guy on youtube claiming that there are images with files sized up to 150mb on NASA's sites that has supposedly been digitized of the moon's surface... Is this legit or is the guy wrong?
I cannot find anything... It's very hard to find any images of the lunar surface, it's mostly pictures of different subjects and if there are any pictures of the lunar surface it only goes up to about 2mb.
Very frustrating- can anyone direct me to the site where these supposed files are?
Originally posted by star in a jar
Ok, I think the LRO images are better, but for some reason all I can find are the released images of the landers, but nothing like an atlas I can browse through, the ones with the raw images...
Or are we being given the runabout again even though the American taxpayers own these images?
Originally posted by star in a jar
Ok, I think the LRO images are better, but for some reason all I can find are the released images of the landers, but nothing like an atlas I can browse through, the ones with the raw images.
Originally posted by The_Zomar
If it helps you guys out, I found out that they do indeed joke on board
Originally posted by NoIWontTouchIt
I actually didn't really hear anything that was truly interesting in those tapes/read anything. Like the triangular rodes, desolate craters and people that live there probably never leave. The roads good just be geographic formations, desolate craters probably means there is nothing in them and people that live there probably never leave is probably just metaphorical...or a joke or something. Nothing that was said was a silver bullet.
Not saying there aren't aliens on the moon, I have no idea.
Originally posted by star in a jar
There's a guy on youtube claiming that there are images with files sized up to 150mb on NASA's sites that has supposedly been digitized of the moon's surface... Is this legit or is the guy wrong?
I cannot find anything... It's very hard to find any images of the lunar surface, it's mostly pictures of different subjects and if there are any pictures of the lunar surface it only goes up to about 2mb.
Very frustrating- can anyone direct me to the site where these supposed files are?
Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by Zelong
They look the same to me.
The only difference is that one is a scan / copy BEFORE declassification, the other is AFTER declassification.
The addition of a line through the word 'Classified' and the extra info regarding declassification is what you'd expect, after a document has been altered to show it is no longer secret.
Quite why it would be secret in the first place is somewhat of a mystery, as they went to the moon to benefit and in the name of 'All mankind'...supposedly.
- - TPI approach. Man, this is really something;
you ought to look at this. You want to watch our
approach into the landing site; you got to watch
right through this window. We're coming over -
we Just passed Mount Marilyn. We're coming up on
Maskelyne series here - straight out ahead, coming
into the landing area.
APOLLO I1 MISSION COMMENTARY, 7/22/69, GET 136:44, CDT 1:15 446/3 SC Go ahead, Houston. CAPCOM Rog, 11. This is the regional CAPCOM. Congradualtions on an outstanding job. You guys have really put on a great show up there. I think it's about time you power down and got a little rest though you've had a mighty long day here. Hope you're all going to get a good sleep on the way back. I look forward to seeing you when you get back here. Don't fraternize with any of those bugs in route except for the hornet. SC Okay. Thank you boss. We're looking forward to a little rest and a restful trip back and see you when we get there· CAPCOM Rog. You've earned it. PAO That exchange was between Donald K, Deke, Slayton, Director of Flight Crew Operations at the Manned Spacecraft Center and astronaut Nell Armstrong. END OF TAPE