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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 cluckerspud
Is it still occupied by aliens?!
Ummmm. Well.... I.... uhh.
Originally posted by Gemini67
reply to post by Nikola014
I thought he was born there???
Originally posted by cluckerspud
reply to post by Phage
Do you think Aliens still occupy the dirt speck?edit on 30-7-2011 by cluckerspud because: (no reason given)
Why should I believe that?
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. There are many other examples. Many of them found right here on ATS.
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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.
apollo.sese.asu.edu...
Originally posted by cluckerspud
Do you think Aliens still occupy the dirt speck?edit on 30-7-2011 by cluckerspud because: (no reason given)
Why should I believe that?
Originally posted by TETRA.X
It doesn't look like a dirt speck.
It looks like a structure.
Nice find!
Originally posted by Blaine91555
Perhaps to enable real science and map the Moon properly? Just a thought.
Also the features are of great interest to people interested in the Moons Geology. But then you know that. Truth is often boring isn't it