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John Lear's Moon Pictures on ATS


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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 11:20 AM by SteveR


Originally posted by XeviouS
Originally posted by SteveR
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Now that is something interesting!! What a fantastic pic!!
What has caused those squiggly lines??
Water erosion? Moon-Quake? Land-slide?


No idea, maybe Mr Lear can tell us.



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 11:32 AM by Mouth


Originally posted by SteveR


*sigh* the point is you can't see it clearly. Read that again, a quarter the diameter of Earth. I don't see no cities or buildings looking at a continent for example, from orbit - and that's much closer than your going to see the moon.


*sigh*
these pics are takin like, 49 km or so away (I forget what the exact distance was, somewhere in the first posts of the thread), not 220k miles. from 49 miles, you can very easily see dots of buildings with Google Earth. Looking at these images, there is nothing that resembles artificial manipulation of the terrain.



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 11:43 AM by SearchEngine


Thats some damn good eyesight you've got there. You can see dots of buildings from over 161,000 feet in the air? Thats a very large distance away so I think it would be very hard to distinguish every little detail in these pictures..



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 11:46 AM by worldwatcher


Originally posted by worldwatcher





No one else sees my floating sphere???? and I thought I found a ufo


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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:04 PM by Mouth


20/10, thank you very much. and again, run Google Earth, go over to philadelphia, and take a look at it at around 44 mi in the air. tell me you can notice some artificial stuff

Edit: and by the way, I looked up the distance of the spacecraft to the moon, and it was roughly 46 kilometers, which is around 28.5 miles.

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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:17 PM by zorgon


Originally posted by worldwatcher

No one else sees my floating sphere???? and I thought I found a ufo

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Yes I see your sphere I have found several myself with shadows, but they get ignored too.


[edit] HEY those arrows weren't there a minute ago

Here is one from copernicus 1... perfect round sphere with a visible "bump"... perfect round shadow to match... if ya can't see THIS one, you need glasses LOL {right of the 63}






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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:25 PM by SteveR


Originally posted by Mouth
20/10, thank you very much. and again, run Google Earth, go over to philadelphia, and take a look at it at around 44 mi in the air. tell me you can notice some artificial stuff


Firstly I was responding to your comment about "unable to hide things from amateur astronomers." Second, please don't use google Earth to judge altitudes.



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:31 PM by zorgon


Okay class one last time... for all those who NEVER look back at previous posts....


This is a strip mine on Earth! Distance 32 miles... show me the clear buildings and roadways... Notice the terraces...



This is a meteor crater on Earth! Notice the radiating debris pattern and the raised rim... Notice there are no terraces even though we have weather erosion on Earth, unlike the moon...



This is a group of Craters on Mars... same as Earth one... no terraces and there is erosion on Mars...



This is Gusev Crater on the Moon... same pattern as the other planets...



Now this is the area in question... THIS looks like a normal Crater HOW? Terraces both flat and at an angle meeting the next level, piles of debris, series of receding steps on the right hand side...



Normal crater indeed!!



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:41 PM by SearchEngine


Nice summary Zorgon,

Now we just have to find if there is any other anomalies. From what Mr. Lear originally said, there was no doctoring of the first 4 photos, but things that were in those are missing in the 5th photo. 5th photo is an overhead photo of the first 4 (in case anyone didn't know )

I wish I had better software than Windows Picture Viewer and Microsoft Paint..



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 12:48 PM by zorgon


About the "box"


This is an ore refinery on Earth... I would expect to fine such a structure on the top level in a mine...





This is the object in the lunar crater...




Not all that hard to see the similarity




Just to show you state of the art photography from space... forget google earth...
Try Space Imaging a private company...

Here is a picture of tsangpo river gorge that was purchased {20 images $48,000.00} These images were used in the hunt for Shangri-la You can get high res stuff, just ain't free





Here is the free sample high res image.. patience its a long download takes four passes... Remember that the moon photos we are looking at are from the sixties... film grain was not so great back then and there was no digital yet...

HIGH RES 1 Meter Resolution Image Here

Article is here below...

IKONOS Satelite 280 miles in Space


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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 01:19 PM by zorgon


Originally posted by SearchEngine
I wish I had better software than Windows Picture Viewer and Microsoft Paint..


Do a search for Paint Shop Pro... you can find older versions online for free... you can get the latest version free for 30 days...

It uses ALL adobe photoshop filters and plugins...

It has a clone brush that is awesome... touch up photos with clones bits from the same picture... impossible to tell touch up LOL as there is no density difference...



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 03:04 PM by syrinx high priest


this thread is an excellent example of how people see what they want to see.

if I posted pics of a wheat field, someone would find a crop circle.

what, exactly, is worth mining on the moon ?



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 03:13 PM by SearchEngine


Zorgon,

Thanks for the info, off to search...

Syrinx high priest,

Helium3 would be a good place to start, as was mentioned earlier.



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 04:27 PM by TrappedSoul


Originally posted by zorgon
About the "box"


This is an ore refinery on Earth... I would expect to fine such a structure on the top level in a mine...





This is the object in the lunar crater...




Not all that hard to see the similarity


Sorry... but the black dots are just shadows, I see no objects there.



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 06:50 PM by zorgon



Originally posted by SkepticOverlord

(And a great big object that looks a bit like a capital "J" on the side of the hill.)


The "J" is a fiber on the negative or the scan, just like the one to the left of the "J". Very dirty pictures actually, but then they are from 1966...



Originally posted by johnlear
Hmmmm. And I wonder what those white triangle-shaped objects are just above?



Do you mean THIS triangle?



The one that obviously looks like a "saucer"




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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 06:54 PM by SteveR


Great spotting. If you look above the double rim, there is a dome shape.

But it's kinda on the first picture only. The second picture's JPEG compression blurs it out.

Edit: Here..



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reply posted on 19-9-2006 @ 08:12 PM by zorgon


Yeah I keep forgetting to set my editor to more than default 72 pixels/inch... but I still found it LOL... Maybe someone will make a clearer copy

I'm gonna hunt the second one... I recall John said there were two?



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reply posted on 20-9-2006 @ 06:14 AM by chris01621





Did anyone notice this odd rock formation in copernicus 1.

Knida looks like a profile of a human face, or is it just me?








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reply posted on 20-9-2006 @ 06:57 AM by Valhall


Hey guys,

I'm late to this deal, and haven't got to read the full thread, so if I'm pointing out something already discussed - please forgive me.

What about the thing that looks like a little dude peeking over the ridge just to the left of dead center in Copernicus2?

I've called this zoomed crop...peekaboo!



Kinda freaky!



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reply posted on 20-9-2006 @ 07:29 AM by worldwatcher


spooky find val

I still think my floating orb is pretty cool, even looks like it's in movement to me...

(go back a page or two to see it)

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