NASA Moon Anomalies III - Other Peoples Work

here is a good one

I find this one of a Dish interesting





Ocker

Originally posted by ocker
I find this one of a Dish interesting

Nice Try buddy!

But that is nothing more than a common image error. Anyone who checks for themselves will be able to find plenty like it. Look at those scratches too - sheesh.


**Star my post if you agree with me - If you think Ocker is wrong to post what is obviously a common image error (since we all know that is what it is). It is the only way he will know just how wrong he is; as he will be able to see how many experienced people disagree with his erroneous assessment.

I'm sorry, but the sheer magnitude of his error should not go uncommented on. Somebody has to make the tough calls and let him know that this object is what it is..

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This one is the livingmoon boys efforts which a lot of people on here worship

www.thelivingmoon.com...

Yes the one and only pink sperm spaceship.

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You ain't the one to make the tough calls and your faux skepticism is about as subtle as a sledgehammer.

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So elegantly stated, exceptionally worded and intellectually debated... NOT!
Pull your head in and be a bit more respectful of everyone else.

Originally posted by mixmix
For IMG images from LRO, you can use nasaview 3.5 on windows.
I don't test it on kayuga.

I know how to see images from LRO, I just wanted easynow to show the NASA "enlarged and zoomed in" photo, as far as I remember, when they do that they also show the original image.

Thanks anyway.

PS: Kaguya images don't work with Nasaview, even using ISIS we have to use RAW2ISIS because Jaxa uses a variation of the PDS standard.

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Interesting images, ocker, could you please post the photo ID for those two images?

Thanks in advance.

Originally posted by ArMaP
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Thanks in advance.

The first is from Lo5-200h2c follow the slip to the top platform

second is Lo5-126-h2a third shadow down from top LHS

I rotated the image to get a better perspective

Ocker

Originally posted by wmd_2008
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This one is the livingmoon boys efforts which a lot of people on here worship

www.thelivingmoon.com...

Yes the one and only pink sperm spaceship.

Is that a image of Exspermant1 Ha ha LOL

Originally posted by ocker
I find this one of a Dish interesting

Ocker

Nice work Ocker! - sorry E1 I think Ocker is onto something here

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some chlorine bleach solution should get rid of them nasty martians.


scrub, rinse, repeat.

Originally posted by watchZEITGEISTnow

Nice work Ocker! - sorry E1 I think Ocker is onto something here

There's no telling what he'll get up to once he gets out that magnifier.

And I agree, this is a strange find. High albedo too.

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Well thanks that is a lot better than your last comment



Ocker

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Thanks.

Did you noticed that there is another thing like the "tower" (probably just a rock ) near it?



As for the "dish", I think it's a fault in the photo, like the other white areas near it, but its a little difficult to distinguish what is the fault and what is the Moon, so I will give just a 50% possibility of being a photo problem.


PS: I think that those slightly darker areas like the one you called "the quarry" on the first photo are lava (or something like that), because on most of the photos in which those areas appear we can see some folding, exactly like what happens on Earth with lava.

But I could be completely wrong.

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Thanks for your input

the areas are full of maybe's and could Be's

try rotating the image of the dish, it changes its perspective each time.
where as a photo glitch stays the same due to.. it is not part of the area photographed

hope this year is a good one for you ArMap

Ocker

Weird anomalies in Apollo 14 Mission. Bluish flame of lights appeared in lunar photographs of Apollo 14.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: Phage
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You shouldn't pay so much attention to Escamilla.

The marks on the reseau plate which is positioned very close to the film. The marks cast a shadow on the film, that is how it works.

In this image the sunlight enters the camera and the marks cast the "normal shadow". Then, because the light is so bright it is internally reflected by the lens back once again to the film. Because the lens is curved, the reflection of the marks are also curved.

The effect is seen in every image in which the sun appears.


[edit on 1/17/2010 by Phage]

You know I keep seeing this same theory presented as being an expalnation of the appearance of the reticles in this photograph, but no one has ever shown how this so called "mechanism" actually works.

www.hq.nasa.gov...

originally posted by: Aemilius

What do you think that shows?
This is a very old thread

It's about to be revived by the SyFy >moon aliens> show!