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Originally posted by dragnet53
They had the technology to do this.
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by Pinke
Damn Pinkie yet you forget about CBS who was the only station in existence. They had the technology to do this. Some visual effects artist you are. Not even knowing your history in art and television.
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by Phage
But I am still correct they had the technology to film the whole thing.
Cool so made an error. At least I can admit I make mistakes. How about you?
[edit on 24-6-2010 by dragnet53]
Originally posted by Pinke
So some film processing company (likely not CBS - probably kodak) has just processed moon footage which has 2x the number of expected frames.
What I have discovered is a pattern over the years of the media unjustifiably promising new technology that will once and for all prove we went to the moon. I believe this only appeals to the average reader. They might say 'There you go, I told you we went.' after reading the articles below.
For all the claims made that we'll be able to take photos of the 6 Apollo landers from telescopes on earth, none have eventuated.
What I am suggesting is this. The media issues a quote such as this
"The space telescope photographed the landing sites of Apollo 15 and 17." AAP Oct 19, 2005.
ottawa.ctv.ca...
However as time has proven, we have no pictures of the landers or even their elongated shadows from these Hubble pictures.
2010: No conclusive photos
Originally posted by ppk55
Originally posted by Pinke
So some film processing company (likely not CBS - probably kodak) has just processed moon footage which has 2x the number of expected frames.
I think that film processing company might just be NASA, just a hunch mind you.
They did have a slightly large budget.
You are not comprehending what I'm saying.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The Hubble Space Telescope has taken a rare look at the moon to gauge the amount of oxygen-bearing minerals in the lunar soil that could be mined by astronauts and used in a new moon mission.
NASA said Wednesday that the telescope's ultraviolet observations of two Apollo landing sites and an unexplored but geologically intriguing area will help scientists pick the best spots for robot and human exploration....
NASA scientist Jim Garvin described the August observations as "CSI does the moon through Hubble."
"We're going to try to do forensic science using places on the moon we know, two of the Apollo sites particularly noteworthy for their soils," he said.
The space telescope photographed the landing sites of Apollo 15 and 17. Scientists know from rocks collected by the moonwalkers how much of the mineral ilmenite, an iron titanium oxide, is present at those locations.
Dr West said that the challenge pushed the optical abilities of one VLT mirror to its limits: if this attempt failed, the team planned to use the power of all four mirrors. "They would most probably be sufficiently sharp to show something at the sites," he said.
Dr West insisted, however, that the decision to examine the landing sites was not driven by the conspiracy theory. "We do not question the reality of the landings," he said. "It is more for instrument-testing purposes."
Originally posted by ppk55
Still haven't seen that conclusive image of the 6 lunar landers still on the moon.
Why after 10 years of promises haven't we seen all 6 of them ... see above posts for links.
If we can read a newspaper from earth orbit, why can't we see the Apollo landers on the moon ?
Can't we even see one of their elongated shadows ?
Don't forget, there are the rovers and those high gain antenna dishes as well.
Still haven't seen that conclusive image of the 6 lunar landers still on the moon.
Originally posted by theability
reply to post by ppk55
What I have discovered is a pattern over the years of the media unjustifiably promising new technology that will once and for all prove we went to the moon. I believe this only appeals to the average reader. They might say 'There you go, I told you we went.' after reading the articles below.
I hope you read this response and take time to really fathom the reply you are recieving.
For all the claims made that we'll be able to take photos of the 6 Apollo landers from telescopes on earth, none have eventuated.
What I am suggesting is this. The media issues a quote such as this
"The space telescope photographed the landing sites of Apollo 15 and 17." AAP Oct 19, 2005.
ottawa.ctv.ca...
However as time has proven, we have no pictures of the landers or even their elongated shadows from these Hubble pictures.
2010: No conclusive photos
No conclusive photographic proof the landers are there huh?
Are you sure? I bet I can show you that no one needed to wait forty years to see the landers on the surface.
Guess who was the first to Image the Apollo 17 decent stage residing on the Taurus-Littrow Plain?
The Apollo 17 DAC!!!! During ACCENT!
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Southern? Californian?
Now before you absurdly state that the video supplied could be staged let me refute that right away.
First the DAC is mounted in the LMP side of the accent stage window looking down at a certain degree. During PITCH OVER which happens about 700-800 Feet altitude the camera can see the landing site, and even its own shadow.
Now don't tell me they have a sound stage that is as high as a 100 Story building or you go on eternal ignore! That would be completely INSANE to say that exists!
What visual cues inform you that the so called craft has risen 700 or 800 feet ?
This trick can be easily done with scale models. What you imagine as 700 feet can actually be just 7 feet.
Next.
Originally posted by ppk55
Still haven't seen that conclusive image of the 6 lunar landers still on the moon.
Why after 10 years of promises haven't we seen all 6 of them ... see above posts for links.
If we can read a newspaper from earth orbit, why can't we see the Apollo landers on the moon ?
Can't we even see one of their elongated shadows ?
Don't forget, there are the rovers and those high gain antenna dishes as well.
Originally posted by Pinke
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by Pinke
Damn Pinkie yet you forget about CBS who was the only station in existence. They had the technology to do this. Some visual effects artist you are. Not even knowing your history in art and television.
Douglas Trumbull, head of Trumball Film Effects, and creator of many of the effects for the film "2001: A Space Odyssey" also worked on CBS coverage of the Apollo 11 presentation. Trumball worked in Studio City, California for six weeks to prepare for the Apollo 11 broadcast. Trumbull developed a "graphic display projection system" that composed sentences, created moving diagrams, and simulated events for CBS television news coverage of the Apollo 11 mission. (Source: October 1969 issue of "American Cinematographer" magazine, page 984.) Trumbull's involvement in the Apollo broadcasts means that some of the same talent was involved in 2001 and Apollo.
Originally posted by dragnet53
reply to post by Phage
But I am still correct they had the technology to film the whole thing.
Cool so made an error. At least I can admit I make mistakes. How about you?
[edit on 24-6-2010 by dragnet53]
I was hoping I wouldn't have to go into this much detail but ...
If we say that CBS was willing to fillm the moon landing and ignore any of the other issues which are inherent in that ... If the USA was behind the Soviets by say 10 years in space technology - as has been a constant statement in this thread ... then the ENTIRE WORLD was around 50 years behind whoever made the moon landing film.
Inviting you to a possible work flow:
A perforated piece of film might be a half inch to an inch per frame. They're filming in slow motion allegedly so we'll be generous ... We perhaps call it 40 - 50 frames a second. So they have several thousand feet of film. This several thousand feet of film is processed and telecined into standard reels to be broadcast.
THE "DAC" The Maurer "DAC" cameras used to shoot this footage were modified variable frame rate 16mm motion picture film cameras that were used by the various Apollo crews throughout their missions to the Moon to film scenes of interest through the windows of the spacecraft, as well as to shoot exterior footage during lunar surface "moonwalk" operations and Trans-Earth-Coast EVA ops in cis-lunar space during that return-to-Earth phase of the missions. When it was being used in "automatic" mode, the DAC camera could be set by the astronaut to expose the film within it's magazine at one of three set frame-rates - 1, 6 or 12 frames-per-second. In the 1 fps mode, the DAC also could be (and occasionally was) used as a still picture camera to shoot single frames of film. When placed in "semi-automatic" mode, the DAC camera also offered a 24 fps filming capability, although that mode was used somewhat sparingly during the Apollo program as it only allowed for a maximum 3.7 minutes of run time before a film magazine change was required… the DAC was functioning more as a sequential still camera rather than a true 24fps motion picture camera (I realize all motion picture film cameras are essentially stop-motion sequential still cameras, so I am referring to the frame-rate playback issues here). The DAC camera could be used as a hand-held movie camera or it could be hard-mounted to various points inside or outside the spacecraft (or to the LRV or the MET during lunar surface ops) in order to provide a stable platform and hands-free filming capability.
The volume of footage alone makes this difficult to believe. This is only the tip of the ice regarding problems with this theory. There's a giant ice mountain requiring melting to make this possible without even going into huge amounts of detail.