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Originally posted by Ove38
Tycho Crater Mountains
Why doesn't NASA supply us with a photo like this of an Apollo landing site with surroundings ?
edit on 1-11-2011 by Ove38 because: text fix
Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by FoosM
a simple question :
have you ever observed divergent shadows on earth ?
if not - why not - have you never been outside ?
if so - why do you believe divergent shadows on the moon are suspicious
Originally posted by jra
Originally posted by backinblack
Cmon Bird, they NEVER denied the pics were enhanced more than double their actual resolution actually..
They (NASA) never doubled the resolution. They have always shown the images at their normal resolution. When the LRO first entered Lunar orbit in 2009, it was in its commissioning phase with an orbit of 30km x 199km (with the periapsis over the south pole) and it took images of the Apollo sites at ~1m/pixel. Then they lowered the orbit to 50km and the LRO began taking images of the of the Moon and the Apollo sites at ~50cm/pixel. And then just a few months ago they performed some station-keeping maneuvers that brought the LRO down to as low as 22km and they imaged some of the Apollo sites at 25cm/pixel. Due to the lowered altitude and the increased speed, that cause some blurring of the images, so those ones did need to be resampled, but they were not enhanced beyond there normal resolution.
The only LRO Apollo images that have been deconvolved and enhanced is from a youtube user by the name of "GoneToPlaid". Perhaps that is what you were thinking of?
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Here is a little video link for clown prince foosm
....
Now since Foosm just cant grasp the concept of a shadow falling on the ground something a junior school kid would know about, this is the level of hand holding he needs a bit like JW!
especially since we can see the landing site from earth.
Originally posted by JohnnySasaki
reply to post by backinblack
How about this, if I concede you are correct about the image, and I miss-spoke(in my defense, back when I saw it on google news when it came out I remember it saying earth) will you concede EVERYTHING else I have said to be 100% correct? As a matter of fact, it doesn't even matter if it was taken from earth, the LRO or out of my a**, what matters is the fact that it's a picture of one of the Apollo landing sites. You can go on and on about how it must be fake and yada yada yada, but that would just make you a fool.
Now if you would like to hold Foosm's hand and help him provide the proof he said he could from my last couple posts on the previous page, I'd love to see it.
Originally posted by backinblack
No, I would NOT concede that everything you've said is 100% accurate..
Originally posted by JohnnySasaki
Originally posted by backinblack
No, I would NOT concede that everything you've said is 100% accurate..
Then, as I have challenged Foosm, I would like you to please review my posts on the previous page, and provide proof, from reputable sources of course, why every single piece of information is either fake or incorrect. Please do not skip over the ones you feel inconvenient.
I think I will be waiting a while, beings I'm 100% sure what I have challenged you to undertake is impossible, but I will have fun watching you try.
Originally posted by backinblack
Mate, it wasn't YOUR post..
It was a link to a Wiki page..
All them items have been discussed multiple times in this thread already and I'm not about to jump because the likes of you carries on like it's all new info..
Time to grow up.
a 'Company' of Lies and Blackmail
So while, in the end, Garrison was correct in stating that some of Oswald's former co-workers had resigned from Reily and gained employment at the NASA installation in Michoud, the number turned out to be not four, but two -- Alfred Claude and John Branyon -- and one was hired at the Chrysler plant, while the other found a job at Boeing.
If Frank Klein did report to Jim Garrison that "Anyone who ever had any connection with Lee Oswald left the Reily Company within a few weeks after Oswald," that report would have been false. In fact, the three Reily employees who had the most contact with Oswald -- Emmett Barbe, Arturo Rodriguez and Charles Le Blanc -- all seem to have still been with Reily well after Oswald's departure.
In summation, Anthony Summers' assertion that "four of [Oswald's] colleagues at Reily did move to NASA within weeks of Oswald's departure" seems to have originated with Jim Garrison's erroneous claim, first published by William Turner in 1968. From what we now know, a reasonable inference about the relationship between NASA and the Reily employees might be that the newly opened Michoud plant was hiring for better wages than those paid by the Reily Coffee Company, and, if Adrian Alba's recollections are correct, it's possible that Oswald was planning to apply for a job at NASA.
If, on the other hand, the remarks Alba attributes to Oswald were actually spoken by another Reily employee of Alba's acquaintance, it would explain why this individual was so optimistic about his future at NASA, somewhere Oswald never even applied for a position. It would also explain why he said, "I have found my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," a statement which does not sound much like the Oswald we know, who denounced capitalism and complained to his friend George De Mohrenschildt that his wife was too materialistic.
And who's telling who to grow up? You're the one that believes the moon landing was a hoax, not me.
Originally posted by backinblack
reply to post by JohnnySasaki
And who's telling who to grow up? You're the one that believes the moon landing was a hoax, not me.
I'm suggesting you grow up and stop the childish little insults like saying I'm a fool..
They do not add to the debate and IMO do make you look childish..
Suggesting I should grow up because you ASSUME I believe the moon landings were a hoax is pathetic..
Firstly I have NEVER said they were a hoax.
I am on the fence and quite frankly have NOT been convinced either way.
Secondly, to suggest someone is childish for simply not agreeing with you is childish in itself..
Now you can carry on with the childish, insulting attitude or grow up and debate in a mature manner..
I don't really care either way..
But DON'T continue with this demanding answers that have already been addressed BS..
It's boring..
But DON'T continue with this demanding answers that have already been addressed
Firstly I have NEVER said they were a hoax.
I am on the fence and quite frankly have NOT been convinced either way.
Is that your final answer? You do realize I will take this as evidence to the contrary (that you don't have any), just like all the other childish moon hoaxers, right?
Originally posted by backinblack
I doubt that anyone on this thread has been 100% accurate, I know I certainly haven't been and freely admit that..
As I have clearly stated, the majority of this thread is merely opinion based, not factual..
Every LROC pic I have seen on this thread are heavily enhanced..
I have never said they were fake but they do add detail that is NOT actually there..