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Originally posted by ArMaP
YouTube is not a valid source of NASA images, even when it's from NASA's own channel, as images are not the same as videos..
NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell claims alien contact cover-up
Dr Mitchell, 77, said during a radio interview that sources at the space agency who had had contact with aliens described the beings as 'little people who look strange to us.'
Originally posted by ImpactoR
reply to post by greyer
If they really wanted to do airbrush, they would do it in a way that no such blurry parts of the image would be seen. For example, what an average image editing would do is use the icon with the thumb and mix the colors in a way that they look part of the same. Military or whoever wants this secret would further enhance them in such a way that it looks like nothing has ever been changed. Leaving such huge blurry parts would not be done, IMO. Also this could have been failure of the image to load properly, or artifacts of the image.
Anyway, any images of the so called Dark Side of the moon?edit on 1-1-2013 by ImpactoR because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by greyer
Yes but I am seeing dozens of airbrushed photos, are they all faked?
I don't have any reason not to believe him, but do you believe that what the other man told him was true? As far as we know one may be convinced that what the other told him was true but it was not.
I have no reason to disbelieve the man when he said that his coworker in mid 1965 said that they had discovered a base on the far side of the moon and showed him pictures of domes and towers, he said that he would stand up in front of congress which did not look like he was acting, and all of these airbrushed photos start being discovered and put on youtube.
The face on mars and ancient alien depictions only add evidence, it is logical to see that research would lead to the same thing even from a skeptical point of view.
I have a photo of a huge, disk-shaped, cookie on a park in Almada (where I live), that doesn't mean a giant cookie landed in Almada.
I happened to see the pictures early on youtube and like everybody is saying, it is white domes and skinny strange looking towers.
That white thing near the fiducial mark?
There is one pic I could find of a tower. The zoom in is at 1:04 in this video.
This pic is interesting, it could be an anomaly or it could be an actual rare us close view on the tower and domes.
December 22nd 2012
Cattle Mutilations Return to Santiago del Estero (Argentina)
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Originally posted by ArMaP
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As for things being put in YouTube, once more, YouTube is not a source of NASA photos, if things appear in YouTube than they are (most likely) available on NASA servers as digital images of better resolution than (and without the strong compression associated with) the videos. Look at those photos, not at the videos.
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Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
Having said that, can you really trust NASA to disclose all their information?
That's the key question. It throws it back to government (or quasi-government) cover up. NASA has to filter and decide what to classify as confidential, secret, top secret, etc. if only for national defense. Or ostensibly that. They kick everything up the chain of command before making anything available to the public.
So yeah, those high resolution photos show nothing.
Originally posted by ArMaP
I think that's a Lunokhod photo. Lunokhod were USSR probes that landed on the Moon, took photos and got soil samples.
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
Youtube is a convenience. It's catchy. It grabs people's attention (online) and gets them interested. It's handy for those who don't want to read, but instead want to watch and listen. Think of the idiot tube (television).
But often there's not enough video of something anyway, regardless of whether it's YouTube or GoogleVideo or other. So it takes a lot more effort just to introduce an idea. It's just natural (though unfortunate) that readers would skip over long dry written text, but they'll click on a video and take a glance at the run duration at least.
Having said that, can you really trust NASA to disclose all their information?
That's the key question. It throws it back to government (or quasi-government) cover up. NASA has to filter and decide what to classify as confidential, secret, top secret, etc...
Originally posted by ThinkingHuman
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So can I ask you what method/approach you employed that brought you to those 5 conclusions that you started out with?
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
It's not any one piece of evidence, but here's one cornerstone event, conveniently upload to Youtube.
Originally posted by ThinkingHuman
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
It's not any one piece of evidence, but here's one cornerstone event, conveniently upload to Youtube.
If I understand your response correctly, this is (for you) a piece of convincing evidence. I would basically agree that the sources, History Channel and the people they interviewed, sound credible, believable. But credibility is far from proof. Obama sounds credible and Bush sounded credible at the time also.
(I find it irocnic that you refer me to a YouTube after having referred to it as "idiot tube" earlier.)
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Originally posted by McGooferson
My thoughts so far:
Out of space, feel free to ask my thoughts on subjects I didn't touch on.
Originally posted by FormerSkeptic
There's a difference between an "event" and "evidence."
You seem to have misunderstood the context of "idiot tube" and, I'm sorry, but I think your belief system is rather random.