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There are ways to hide data inside images you do not know anything about. There are ways to reveal hidden data in photos you know nothing about. In fact you know nothing at all of what "they" are really capable of. Just believe what "they" teach and tell you. I go my own way and soon hopefully you will start to see things in a different way.
Probably.
Originally posted by 1967sander
There are ways to hide data inside images you do not know anything about.
If they are related to the ways to hide data inside images that I do not know, then you are right. If you are talking about seeing what was on an image before it was blurred or changed in any way you are probably wrong.
There are ways to reveal hidden data in photos you know nothing about.
And you know nothing of what I do really know.
In fact you know nothing at all of what "they" are really capable of.
Nah, I always prefer to learn by myself, that's how I learned English and assembler programming.
Just believe what "they" teach and tell you.
Thanks, I guess, because it sounds like your intentions are good. I hope you start seeing things in a different way too.
I go my own way and soon hopefully you will start to see things in a different way.
Originally posted by ArMaP
NASA has lost credibility long time ago, at least with me. I wouldn't trust them to provide a picture of a sunny day.....
Originally posted by MainLineThis
reply to post by MarioOnTheFly
NASA has lost credibility long time ago, at least with me. I wouldn't trust them to provide a picture of a sunny day.....
Well, yeah, whatever. Sorry your ability to see reality is clouded by internet ignorance (and probably crappy public schools and parents who didn't stress education in the home while you were growing).
wow...a lot of assumptions on your part...good luck with that.
But I have to ask......you might not see the humor in this post....but you say that NASA has lost all credibility with you a long time ago. An organization filled with thousands of VERY smart people, and backed up by private contractors that employ thousands of even smarter people. But for some reason, you think that NASA has less credibility than say....your average internet moron who is "exposing" them? SERIOUSLY?!?!?!?!? How does your mind work? I mean, I know bucking "the man" is the "cool thing" and growing up being fed modern forms of fiction seems to have eradicated actual thought........but seriously?
I have a number of reasons why I don't trust...NASA...for example...but this isn't the thread for it. I would be glad to provide you with my opinion, and an evidence or two of a NASA lie...if you insist.
So you are calling OP an average internet moron? If you wish man...I'm merely expressing my opinion concerning the smudges and why I'm not so incline to immidiately trust what's been fed to the public. Call me a moron also than...
Originally posted by MarioOnTheFlySo you are calling OP an average internet moron?
Originally posted by MarioOnTheFly
As for the subject at hand...those smudges looks pretty suspicious. If it was data loss...wouldn't it be more ordered? As in those black squares someone posted earlier? I think that if it were data loss, would it be in a such irregular shape like those smudges are? I'm definately not a specialist in a photography. Just thinking...
Originally posted by BagBing
The fact of the matter is, when it comes to revelations of alien life, president Bill Clinton couldn't hold back on announcing possible martian life found on ALH 84001. That claim is now seriously disputed. That he jumped at the chance is somewhat at odds with 'They' (whomever 'They' may be) holding back information.
A total logical inconsistency, me thinks.
It's not, the original photos are available but ignored, as usual.
Originally posted by MarioOnTheFly
If this video that the man is showing is really from the orbiter...than, in my opinion...there is something there that is artificial.
The image used in the video on the opening post is from the Clementine Lunar Image Browser 1.5, unfortunately not available any more.
Originally posted by MarioOnTheFly
Sorry to be asking this...can you explain to me what is the source of his photos?
I don't really know, but using Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, the oldest version of the Clementine Lunar Image Browser page is from September 9, 1999. The page exists on the Wayback machine, but it doesn't work as it did originally, as usual in pages that are created on the fly.
Which source was available first for public viewing ?