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Doesn't it?
Originally posted by AlomaRa
reply to post by phishyblankwaters
So you slam someone without even watching the entire vid? That makes no sense.
Also, it's especially relevant today for these images to be preserved. Kodak film negatives will eventually degrade, no matter how hard we try to stave away decay.
Originally posted by NuminousCosmos
I don't have access to originals, but perhaps the nice folks down in Arizona might be willing to help you:
apollo.sese.asu.edu...
Also, it's especially relevant today for these images to be preserved. Kodak film negatives will eventually degrade, no matter how hard we try to stave away decay.
I would also think that if any of these college kids have seen things "out of this world" they just might have posted it to Facebook by now!
Originally posted by Nicolas Flamel
reply to post by 1967sander
Before I start, I like the OPs posts and hope he continues to post on ATS.
Anyway, I decided to try to replicate the OP photos myself and found the panoramic images do contain extraneous information.
Lets start with a panoramic image:
www.hq.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by BrnBdry
That is a very funny parody of some typical Moon "hoax" believers, and the same sorts of silliness they attempt to *point out*.
You should see the one with all the ridiculous blue arrows added in. Pure comedy gold.
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by BrnBdry
That is a very funny parody of some typical Moon "hoax" believers, and the same sorts of silliness they attempt to *point out*.
You should see the one with all the ridiculous blue arrows added in. Pure comedy gold.
If this is the astronaut taking the photo, where is the camera?
This is not the astronaut taking the photo