NASA Mission Apollo 15

In the thread : www.abovetopsecret.com... the person was unable to show the clear image I think.

The image by NASA: spaceflight.nasa.gov...

By brightening, and some gama light in photoscape you can see the UFO/satellite properly.


My question is, is this a UFO or satellite? I think somewhere, someone would've debunked this.

reply to post by HiddenSecrets

You know that you are looking at a digital image scanned from photographic film, right?
Here's a scan from another source that hasn't cleaned the image up.
www.hq.nasa.gov...

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Nice one, But I am still doubting.

Originally posted by HiddenSecrets
In the thread : www.abovetopsecret.com... the person was unable to show the clear image I think.

The image by NASA: spaceflight.nasa.gov...

By brightening, and some gama light in photoscape you can see the UFO/satellite properly.

My question is, is this a UFO or satellite? I think somewhere, someone would've debunked this.

I cropped and enlarged the image and what I'm seeing is either a pixel anomaly or perhaps some tampering.

reply to post by g2v12


Seems to be a image error lol.

Originally posted by HiddenSecrets
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Seems to be a image error lol.

It is kinda crazy. I've seen a ton of pixel anomalies on JPL efile photos posted on site. There are websites dedicated to interpreting anomalies as Moon and Martian cities. There indeed may be evidence of man made structures on some of our planets, unfortunately there are only amateurs like us working without the knowledge or equipment to determine if there's really anything to rave about.

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We're just curious to know so we do that..

Unless there is crap on the lens (which would be 99.9% likely) there is something there with the sun reflecting on the right hand side. The enlargement above is a false image produced by extreme contrast (hence the jpg noise), just look at a regular enlarged image instead (original 4mb image). Its still quite visible.

Unfortunetly its just 2-3 pixels in size, meaning it can be anything from the TCS Tiger's Claw to the USS Enterprise. And possibly another planet like Mars but whoever heard of seeing that in space, haha!

Originally posted by merka
Unless there is crap on the lens (which would be 99.9% likely) there is something there with the sun reflecting on the right hand side. The enlargement above is a false image produced by extreme contrast (hence the jpg noise), just look at a regular enlarged image instead (original 4mb image). Its still quite visible.

Unfortunetly its just 2-3 pixels in size, meaning it can be anything from the TCS Tiger's Claw to the USS Enterprise. And possibly another planet like Mars but whoever heard of seeing that in space, haha!

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Is there a link to a non-processed photo?

as those pictures have been combined using tape and then have been digitally scanned, there is a big chance this artifact is just something out of that process. as others did mention there are a lot of pictures including some tape-remains or hairs from the scanning process.