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Originally posted by 0bserver1
Originally posted by whattheh
HOWEVER, that is my whole problem with the moon, the blurry black and white photos we have been spoon fed.
In 1976 we got full color panoramic pictures of mars. Still have none of the moon.
In 2008 the Japanese who build some of the best cameras on the planet sent a craft to the moon and posted "The first High Def pictures of the Moon" and they sucked. These so called high def pictures were so far away and so blurry you could see nothing.
WHY????
Why can't we see some clear color pictures of the moon?
Right On..! thats what bothers me also.. Why so blurry if we can pin point a dime on the table with those sophisticated satellites we have. Why is it such trouble to give decent hight quality pictures in full color from the moon and mars... ???
Originally posted by fieryjaguarpaw
OK. So thus far the biggest complaints are that his writting style is too colorful and interesting and should be more boring, that he talks too loud and out shouts people (don't know how you get that from reading an article he wrote), and that he Refers to himself in his book (again not this article) as hoagland (how else would you distinguish between which of the two authors did what?)
Originally posted by moonwize
reply to post by JustSayin
Could you give me the numbers of some of the originals that you have??? It would be interesting for me to have some new material to study.
Originally posted by fieryjaguarpaw
Jeez, where to start.
Next, the reason you can see something around Earth is because we do have a giant dome around us... It's called an atmosphere. How would you suggest this occurs on the Moon?
Originally posted by Shere Khaan
Here's one of Mercury, I'm sure the aliens built a huge dome there with alien cities to boot.
www.solarviews.com...
[edit on 26/10/09 by Shere Khaan]