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Originally posted by mcmauro
reply to post by Arbitrageur
Quote you:
"I think this should have been case closed back on page 5"
So all the subjects must bend to your opinion Mr Arbitrageur and Mr Phage?
[edit on 23-10-2009 by mcmauro]
Originally posted by Unity_99
I agree, and there was a project that took abductees and children to bases on the moon for several decades at least, and a hybrid program along with psi groups. It seemed to have a Vrill related component, for I recall nazis in connection with that project as well.
Originally posted by Jb0311NY
Originally posted by donkey86
reply to post by nomadros
My pic
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/1c8992f4d809.jpg[/atsimg]
it looks like a command and conquer terrorist base.
can we have some shoe?? okay!okay! i will work!
Originally posted by Soboro
I wasn't going to bother posting this but whatever i guess lol
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/304c39787efd.gif[/atsimg]
That's starting at your location and using the ruler following a heading of about 104-105 degress every 21 miles or so.
That whole giant strip image across the moon is filled with similar anomolies that repeat over and over again and slightly differently each time. I was going to post a long time about such a thing along the top edge of the map until I noticed the repeating and then more all over the place doing the same thing. I figured it was just debris floating around in the satellite between the lens and a protective piece of glass.
Originally posted by Devino
By attacking the person posting rather than their reply is an attempt at derailing the discussion. It triggers an automatic defense response and the only correct way to respond to that is to not respond. How does this help further the discussion?
Skeptical Ed: "SOP"
Can we locate the original pictures, Apollo or Clementine?
Skeptical Ed: "Apollo images can be found if you use google, but here's a quick fix: www.apolloarchive.com... IMO, Clementine images are inferior."
Originally posted by Devino
By attacking the person posting rather than their reply is an attempt at derailing the discussion. It triggers an automatic defense response and the only correct way to respond to that is to not respond. How does this help further the discussion?
Someone adds something to the discussion in a reply, gets personal attacks then replies no more. This is not skepticism, a different word is used to describe this action.
Perhaps questions to Arbitrageur, Phage or Soboro should pertain to the images. I read somewhere in this thread that Google Moon is a collective of Apollo pictures, I would assume also Clementine pics as well.
Is this correct?
Can we locate the original pictures, Apollo or Clementine?
How about different pics of the same location to compare with?
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by fieryjaguarpaw
How could it be caused by the Clementine browser? Not only does Google not use the browser, the image is not from Clementine at all.
The image comes from the Apollo Image Archive at Arizona State University. It is a scan from an image taken on Apollo 15 (AS15-M-1120). You can see the speck that Google's fiddling has "enhanced". There are, as has been pointed out, a lot of specks on this series of scans.
apollo.sese.asu.edu...
As a consequence of this precaution, the cleaning process only removes those debris that are loosely adhered to the film stock (e.g. dust and lint) but any strongly adhered debris are simply left on the film and noted during subsequent digital image processing.
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/3618bb05cf24.png[/atsimg]You can get the original scan here (it's big, really big):
apollo.sese.asu.edu...
Here's the same location taken on Apollo 17 (AS17-M-0454) with much better lighting conditions (and scanned with a cleaner scanner).[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/aad868702e29.png[/atsimg]
Correction: What we are seeing here may not be from the scanning process but may be present in the original images:
Subsequent analysis during image reprocessing has revealed that during the missions foreign debris are present in the optical path of the camera system and can be seen in the seen in the photographic exposures.