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NASA: What's there? Mission Control calling Apollo 11...
Apollo: These "Babies" are huge, Sir! Enormous! OH MY GOD! You wouldn't believe it! I'm telling you there are other spacecraft out there, lined up on the far side of the crater edge! They're on the Moon watching us!
The Moon rotates once each revolution because it is tidally locked to Earth. All of the major moons in the Solar System are tidally locked to their planets and exhibit the same behavior.
Originally posted by Truth_B_Told
I believe there are too many "coincidences" for our moon to be a natural object.
Originally posted by digitalf
Originally posted by Truth_B_Told
I believe there are too many "coincidences" for our moon to be a natural object.
In addition to the OP, the title is massively misleading, although worthy of debate the points are hardly proof of an artificial space station imo.
109:23:25 to 109:25:00. QuickTime Video Clip: (1 minute 20 seconds; 4.0MB).
Sequence camera wide-angle film clip of Neil's first step, including the full length (about 15 meters) of the lunar module's shadow across the ground.
109:23:38 to 109:25:00. QuickTime Video Clip: (55 seconds; 2.3MB).
Television clip of Neil's first step.
109:25:30. RealVideo Clip: (2 minutes 38 seconds).
109:26:54 to 109:27:44. QuickTime Video Clip: (50 seconds; 2.3MB).
Buzz begins passing the Hasselblad camera down to Neil using the lunar equipment conveyor (“clothesline”). 16mm film clip.
109:28:01. RealVideo Clip: (2 minutes 55 seconds).
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109:33:25. RealVideo Clip: (2 minutes 48 seconds).
109:33:25 to 109:34:09. QuickTime Video Clip: (44 seconds; 2.8MB).
Buzz adjusts the sequence camera angle and records Neil beginning his contingency sample collection. 16mm film clip.
109:33:27 to 109:37:22. QuickTime Video Clip: (3 minutes 49 seconds; 7.2MB).
Armstrong scoops a few contingency surface samples, removes the sample bag from the end of the collector handle, and puts it in the pocket on his thigh. 16mm film clip.
109:34:09. QuickTime Video Clip: (44 seconds; 2.9MB).
Neil scoops surface samples and rocks while describing the difficulty of digging deeper than a few inches. Dust is easily seen spraying from his boots as he kicks against the topsoil. 16mm film clip.
109:34:54 to 109:35:35. QuickTime Video Clip: (41 seconds; 2.9MB).
Neil replies to Buzz's comment about how beautifully the sample collection is going by remarking on the beauty of the moon and goes on to describe the rocks he's collecting. 16mm film clip.
109:35:43. QuickTime Video Clip: (50 seconds; 3.4MB).
Buzz and Neil discuss how far the sampler handle penetrates the surface. Neil throws away the ring from the contingency sample collection bag and Buzz and he are amused by how far it travels. 16mm film clip.
109:35:56. QuickTime Video Clip: (4 seconds; 0.9MB).
Closeup of Neil tossing the collection bag ring away over his right shoulder. 16mm film clip.
109:36:07. RealVideo Clip: (1 minutes 59 seconds).
109:36:33. QuickTime Video Clip: (46 seconds; 3.2MB).
Buzz adjusts the sequence camera angle again. Neil struggles to secure the contingency sample bag in his thigh pocket but has difficulty because he can't bend enough to see it. Buzz offers instructions from his perspective through the lunar module window and the sample is pocketed successfully. 16mm film clip.
109:36:47. QuickTime Video Clip: (5 seconds; 0.8MB).
Neil's helmet visor is up and his face is visible. Brief 16mm film clip.
109:37:30 to 110:48:10. QuickTime Film: (1 hour 10 minutes 40 seconds; 11.6MB).
Apollo 11 EVA - 1 Frame Per Second - 16mm DAC - July 20, 1969 by Gary Neff, source footage courtesy John Knoll. No sound.
Just before leaving the lunar module, Buzz set the 16mm DAC (data acquisition camera, or sequence camera) to run at one frame per second. The camera was pointing down at the lunar surface from inside Buzz's lunar module window. During the following one hour ten minute sequence, the astronauts perform a variety of surface activities, both within and beyond camera range. When they are off-camera, their dense, sharply-defined shadows often remain visible, their activities obvious, and the action is like a silent Asian shadow-puppet theatre.
Originally posted by JoshuaTree
reply to post by sp00n1
The question begs to be asked why we have not set up a moon base yet?Why have we not landed on the moon again?Were we in fact told by ebe's to leave and never return?could the moon in fact be a moon base for ebe's?This would make their travel to earth much faster than traveling light years across the cosmos,that is assuming they are not time travelers or interdemensional beings that travel thru worm holes or folds in space or what have you.NASA recently slammed a crater into the moon supposedly searching for frozen water particles,is this a cover up?were we attempting something else?Have we been watched very closely by ebe's when we are in orbit espeacialy on or around the moon?How many photos of the moons surface have been airbrushed to cover up structures and etc.?So much is left untold about our moon.edit on 27-10-2010 by JoshuaTree because: signature