Moon Anomaly - What is it that we are not allowed to see?

This was posted in this thread : When do we get pictures of the MOON in colors ? Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay, thank you for bringing this up.

And it would be great if someone would embed the picture so it would fit.

Here is the Picture taken from Google Earth on the Moon.



Just right click and view picture if its to big for the screen.

You clearly can see the hill is blacked out even tho it should continue up next to another hill, but they are blacked out so the suddenly are the same hill...

The mission to the moon was not entirely to gather rocks, but indeed collect ancient alien artifacts that have crashed on the moon surface.

Originally posted by Anunakki
This was posted in this thread : When do we get pictures of the MOON in colors ? Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay, thank you for bringing this up.

And it would be great if someone would embed the picture so it would fit.

Here is the Picture taken from Google Earth on the Moon.

IMAGE

Just right click and view picture if its to big for the screen.

You clearly can see the hill is blacked out even tho it should continue up next to another hill, but they are blacked out so the suddenly are the same hill...

The mission to the moon was not entirely to gather rocks, but indeed collect ancient alien artifacts that have crashed on the moon surface.

The rest is interesting but why then state that at the bottom?

Unusual! You can clearly see the hill is meant to continue where it is now pure black and definitely worth discussing.

Not sure about the conclusion being made though. Is there any reason we should believe we went to the moon to retrieve artifacts?

It's part of a stitched together panorama taken on Apollo 17.

www.gigapan.org...

As you can see there are a lot of image anomalies due to the stitching, I'd say the chopped hill is a result of this.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
It's part of a stitched together panorama taken on Apollo 17.

www.gigapan.org...

As you can see there are a lot of image anomalies due to the stitching, I'd say the chopped hill is a result of this.

Not only that but due to lack of atmosphere on the moon there's no real ambient light.. everything is harsher when it comes to shadows which adds to that effect greatly by making it look like a region is "blacked out" .. even a shadow cast by your own hand will look considerably blacker on the moon than here on earth where the atmosphere causes light diffusion

Jury is still out on this one

Do a search on Mikesingh`s threads, plenty of anomaly`s to have a look at, the moon has always interested me, I do believe there is a lot going on up there that we are not privy to. There is hundreds of smudges and sloppy 60`s photoshop on the go.

Hoagland?
Is that you?

Explanation: Uhmmm?

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Personal Disclosure: Is that the darkend bit in question?

If yes... Its a very sharply defined ridgeline highlighted by the sunlight!!!

If not then I'm going to require more specific data!

LOL they never went to the moon!!

reply to post by ZIPMATT


Who never went to the moon? Humans or aliens?

Can you provide definitive proof of that statement or is this just a 'drive-by' post?

reply to post by Anunakki


I pulled that pic into Photoshop and I KNOW the sky was painted in in its entirety. How do I know this?

When one takes a photo, no large area will be perfectly the same, perfectly smooth, and when the brightness is adjusted skies and things will be mottled. When one paints over a section, it WILL be smooth and unmottled. Here is what I arrived at bringing up the brightness:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/2d7971597fe3.jpg[/atsimg]

Looking at it... It's pretty clear that the whole sky was painted over in Photoshop or other photo manipulation program.

reply to post by Amaterasu


I guess that happens when you stitch together 26 images....

Hey Guys,

Check out this black triangle on the moon. Note the symmetry and stuff:



Yeah, it's just a shadow right Chad?

reply to post by Exuberant1


It looks like a love heart.

I can feel the love, can you?

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Amaterasu

 

I guess that happens when you stitch together 26 images....

Um, yeah. SURE it does! LOL!

All the sky colors match perfectly when One does that. Every time. Hahaha!

reply to post by Chadwickus


You'll get no love from the moon nazis....

Here is a massive dose of paredolia - and my favourite 'moon face/stitching effect' combo:

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Most of the alleged moon photos were altered to some degree, what makes this one special?
I believe if we were allowed into area 51 we would find the exact terrain and ridges as the ones repeatedly used in moon photos.

Just my personal opinion.

Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by Chadwickus

 

You'll get no love from the moon nazis....

Here is a massive dose of paredolia - and my favourite 'moon face/stitching effect' combo:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/71070394c9d3.jpg[/atsimg]

[IMG=http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/4284/moonfaceparadoleia4118.jpg][/IM G]

raaaaaaaaaaah!

Yup, that's just an artifact of the stitching process.

Here are the original photos that were used to create that part of the panorama: AS17-138-21156, AS17-138-21158, AS17-138-21159, and AS17-138-21161.

Here's a much better stitch of that panorama: Link