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ah - I got the full size from other source.. :P
okay here I go - this is Copernicus 5
I just had alook around... This is Medium size - and somhow the colors where sharper in medium size.. or there was more greys to choose between...
line 1 from top - I just see some tracks on ground... Dirt tracks..from somthing..
And a small pile of geometric junk... Dunno if it means anything and how should I?
line 2 looks like a square thing... looks like it. With some black shadows from a small pile of sand on top of it..
line 3 this is the giant bug..or ant...shape thing.. this is from the medium Copernicus 5 size...
line 4 I took the freedom to draw some lines on the last image, after i had corrected the colors.. Could be anything.. this is just south from the ant-thing.
larger version of it... Still medium.
Well - i asked for the full size and I realized it actually is 14 MB in size - so maybe thats why I could not see it.. but i got it by mail.:D
My eyes quickly found interrest in this object again I zoomed in on it...And got these few clips out..
First zoom top - here are some strait lines across the ants bag.
second zoom - Some rubble beside the ant - They are very lit up by the sun - and it's proberly rocks of some sort.
last zoom... The front end of the ant-thing... Could bear marks of a cross of some sort... Looks a bit symetric to my eyes..
:)
Fun stuff.. These pics where proberly taken before I was born... I don't have a clue.. But it's always fun just to imagine things... In photos like these..
Just like the Mars pictures...(I know this is moon shots) So much black and white...
Don't they have color camera on the Mars Orbiter by the way? -it really is a shame they only come in Black and white...
Maybe it's just a tradition to broadcast black and white images to the publich... who knows?
[edit on 14-9-2006 by Ram]
From Thread: John Lear's Moon Pictures on ATS
Posted by Ram, on September 14, 2006 at 23:26 GMTah - I got the full size from other source.. :P
okay here I go - this is Copernicus 5
I just had alook around... This is Medium size - and somhow the colors where sharper in medium size.. or there was more greys to choose between...
line 1 from top - I just see some tracks on ground... Dirt tracks..from somthing..
And a small pile of geometric junk... Dunno if it means anything and how should I?
line 2 looks like a square thing... looks like it. With some black shadows from a small pile of sand on top of it..
line 3 this is the giant bug..or ant...shape thing.. this is from the medium Copernicus 5 size...
line 4 I took the freedom to draw some lines on the last image, after i had corrected the colors.. Could be anything.. this is just south from the ant-thing.
larger version of it... Still medium.
Well - i asked for the full size and I realized it actually is 14 MB in size - so maybe thats why I could not see it.. but i got it by mail.:D
My eyes quickly found interrest in this object again I zoomed in on it...And got these few clips out..
First zoom top - here are some strait lines across the ants bag.
second zoom - Some rubble beside the ant - They are very lit up by the sun - and it's proberly rocks of some sort.
last zoom... The front end of the ant-thing... Could bear marks of a cross of some sort... Looks a bit symetric to my eyes..
:)
Fun stuff.. These pics where proberly taken before I was born... I don't have a clue.. But it's always fun just to imagine things... In photos like these..
Just like the Mars pictures...(I know this is moon shots) So much black and white...
Don't they have color camera on the Mars Orbiter by the way? -it really is a shame they only come in Black and white...
Maybe it's just a tradition to broadcast black and white images to the publich... who knows?
[edit on 14-9-2006 by Ram]
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