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Subsequent analysis during image reprocessing has revealed that during the missions foreign debris are present in the optical path of the camera system and can be seen in the seen in the photographic exposures. Selected examples of blemish features of this type are shown in Figure 2. A movie showing blemish movement can be seen here. While the image processing steps undertaken as part of this effort might remove some of these blemish features, users should be aware that blemish features exist and take appropriate precautions.
Originally posted by Phage
The original image is from a scan made at Arizona State University. What you have "found" is dirt which was caught in the metric camera on an Apollo mission.l
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by JohnPhoenix
Lot of them robots don't you think. And it's kinda funny how they all appear in the same place in each frame. Makes 'em easy to find when you know where to look.
Your right Phage I totally agree! look at the image you posted AS15-M-1156 you can clearly see a bi-pedal shadow, thank you for helping to prove my POINT.
As to the image being on several negative, well we only have NASA's word on that. Some one who thinks for themselves would notice that this piece of "dust" clearly is separated in the middle with the lower half (the shadow) being darker. If it was a piece of dust then it would be a black spot on each negative not a multi shaded object!
NASA came up with the dust excuse and super imposed the object onto other images to back up their story!
[edit on 10/8/2010 by theregonnakillme]
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by JohnPhoenix
Lot of them robots don't you think. And it's kinda funny how they all appear in the same place in each frame. Makes 'em easy to find when you know where to look.
[edit on 8/10/2010 by Phage]