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Well I've seen vids where JW has corrected his errors..
Can't believe you haven't seen any...
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by backinblack
Well I've seen vids where JW has corrected his errors..
Can't believe you haven't seen any...
By all means, link to one.
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by manmental
Now mister DJ... do think it's possible that NASA faked some of the lunar photos? (As opposed to going to the moon.)
Possible, although far more expensive than actually going to the Moon.
Its over people, I haven't heard one single plausible explanation for this series of photos.
Not one.
Originally posted by backinblack
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by backinblack
Well I've seen vids where JW has corrected his errors..
Can't believe you haven't seen any...
By all means, link to one.
I'll find one but I can't remember which ones so it will take time..
But I'm curious to know if this footprint vid was debunked and how..
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by FoosM
Its over people, I haven't heard one single plausible explanation for this series of photos.
Not one.
I agree and I have raised the question..
I'm also very very tired of being called a liar by an obvious fool that can't even answer a simple math question..
It's pretty obvious that this thread is being trolled IMO...
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Did he create his footprint in a vacuum,
were the Astronauts footsteps like his (LOOK HOW HE SLAMS HIS FOOT DOWN)
was his Moon soil a good match for the real thing HAVE YOU not learned yet LIKE FOR LIKE!!!
Do you people actually LOOK at what you SEE!!!!
Originally posted by FoosM
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by FoosM
Its over people, I haven't heard one single plausible explanation for this series of photos.
Not one.
I agree and I have raised the question..
I'm also very very tired of being called a liar by an obvious fool that can't even answer a simple math question..
It's pretty obvious that this thread is being trolled IMO...
Yes exactly conTROLLED
You will notice that those who are on the fence get punished for not being in-line with one side or the other. They force you to make a choice, even though you might be holding out for more evidence either way.
In this way science and technology does not advance, because you only get two opposing forces in an endless tug-of-war. We all need to be skeptical regardless our personal beliefs.
Originally posted by maybee
Off topic, but you know in all fairness, you should probably wait and debate him when he's online and can defend himself. I think it would just be the gentlemen thing to do
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by FoosM
Its over people, I haven't heard one single plausible explanation for this series of photos.
Not one.
I agree and I have raised the question..
I'm also very very tired of being called a liar by an obvious fool that can't even answer a simple math question..
It's pretty obvious that this thread is being trolled IMO...
Hey look, its cracking....
But seriously, you think it costs more to take fake photos, then to send people to the moon?
Please explain how.
Or does it require magic to make photos like these
[Edit for brevity-- DJW001]
Its over people, I haven't heard one single plausible explanation for this series of photos.
Not one.
Gene goes to the front of the Rover to take pictures of Jack jumping in his seat. The three pictures are AS17-134- 20452, 20453, and 20454.
168:47:08 Schmitt: Ready? (Pause)
168:47:12 Cernan: I got three of them that time.
Originally posted by Pinke
Bib ... The reason no one is responding regarding these photographs is likely because people stopped caring about proving FoosM and PPK wrong about 50 pages ago.
Come on, I never seen people try so hard to not see the facts facing them!
Anybody can see that the photographer did not simply move his camera up and down when taking the photos.
He took steps! And taking steps take time!
In optics and imaging, the term "deconvolution" is specifically used to refer to the process of reversing the optical distortion that takes place in an optical microscope, electron microscope, telescope, or other imaging instrument, thus creating clearer images. It is usually done in the digital domain by a software algorithm, as part of a suite of microscope image processing techniques. Deconvolution is also practical to sharpen images that suffer from fast motion or jiggles during capturing. Early Hubble Space Telescope images were distorted by a flawed mirror and could be sharpened by deconvolution — (emphasis mine).
"Deconvolution: An algorithm-based method for eliminating noise and improving the resolution of digital data. For example, deconvolution algorithms are used to remove out-of-focus haze from confocal microscope images.
All images were initially aligned relative to LRO photo M116161085R since this particular photo featured the least amount of distortion. In other words, the LRO was basically looking nearly straight down at the Apollo 11 landing site when photo M116161085R was taken and the landing site is close to the vertical axis of the image. All photos were then registered with M116161085R by aligning the LM's +Y footpad (the north footpad) in each photo atop of the +Y footpad in photo M116161085R. Next, all photos were rotated as necessary about the +Y footpad in order to achieve rotational alignment using small features located west of the +Y footpad. This type of rotational alignment method is necessary since some photos may be slightly skewed depending on the look-down angles of the LRO when it photographed the landing site. Next, the images were independently scaled in the horizontal and vertical axes in order to get the image scales to exactly match photo M116161085R. This was necessary due to the somewhat varying look-down angles as mentioned above. A second iteration of the above procedures was done in order to fine tweak the registration of all photos relative to photo M116161085R. Finally, north-up orientation was calibrated based on the azimuth bearing of the setting sun as seen in the final sunset photo M117338434R. The setting sun, at the moment photo M117338434R was taken, was on a bearing of 269°47' relative to the LM. It was then easy to measure the bearing of the plume deflector shadows in photo M117338434R and then adjust the rotation of all of the stacked photos such that lunar north is straight up." — GoneToPlaid