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reply posted on 19-3-2007 @ 10:10 PM by zorgon
Here are two of the High res tiffs from the site JRA linked to the first one is 50 megs and is a poster size image of the first footprint... so close you can see the ant...

eol.jsc.nasa.gov...

The second one is extremely interesting it shows a beautiful full color high res image of the Earth just above the lunar horizon... Only problem is that the moon is in real grainy fuzzy black and white... 52 megs

Oy! But hey they would make GREAT wall posters...

eol.jsc.nasa.gov...

So i guess these are a collection of NASA created publicity shots




reply posted on 20-3-2007 @ 04:20 AM by undo
papajake,

oh, i see it.
isn't that interesting?!



i've seen that somewhere before. it may be the result of converting a black and white photo in a color editor from one format to another, but i don't know for sure. it sure does look like gray over color though.


reply posted on 20-3-2007 @ 04:34 AM by undo
john

well here's an interesting thing. this is the result of a split HSL on 6552:


thestargates.com...

ron should find this particulary interesting considering our previous conversation regarding the earth as seen from the moon.

normally, a split HSL would show the landscape in negative. isn't it interesting what is missing from this split? and i didn't do anything different with it than i did with the T-crater anomalie split HSL.


and the really interesting thing is the horizon , which is dotted with little dots of light. most would say these are stars but look at the stars in the rest of the sky. they are huge by comparison. isn't that interesting?

[edit on 20-3-2007 by undo]


reply posted on 20-3-2007 @ 10:08 AM by johnlear
Originally posted by undo
john
well here's an interesting thing. this is the result of a split HSL on 6552:
thestargates.com...

ron should find this particulary interesting considering our previous conversation regarding the earth as seen from the moon.

normally, a split HSL would show the landscape in negative. isn't it interesting what is missing from this split? and i didn't do anything different with it than i did with the T-crater anomalie split HSL.

and the really interesting thing is the horizon , which is dotted with little dots of light. most would say these are stars but look at the stars in the rest of the sky. they are huge by comparison. isn't that interesting?




Thanks undo, excellent work.

One of the major compononents of NASA's Big Lie is that you can't see stars in a vacuum. Thats why they say there are no stars in any Apollo photos taken on the moon.

In "Carrying The Fire" by Michael Collins, (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York copyright by Michael Collins 1974) Collins says as he is getting ready to exit Gemini 10 for a spaewalk (page 221), "My God, the stars are everywhere: above me on all sides, even below me somewhat, down there next to that obscure horizon. The stars are bright and they are steady. Of course I know that a star's twinkle is created by the atmosphere, and I have seen twinkle-less stars before in a planeterium, but this is different, this is no simulation, this is the best view of the universe that a human ever had."

NASA has consistently airbrushed stars from every photo taken from the moon in an effort to embellish the Big Lie.

Several of the Apollo astronauts wrote books about their adventure and slipped in a couple of nuggets for those of us willing to take the time to read and enjoy.

I am going to start a list of those nuggets and begin with the first 2 which will be the statement above and the second will be Alan Bean's painting "Sunrise over Antares" showing a huge.glowing sun rising over the Lunar Lander Antares. Huge glowing sun? Oh, I forgot, the moon has no atmosphere, nothing that would refract the image of the sun. The sun should should be a small round white ball. Silly me.



reply posted on 20-3-2007 @ 10:27 AM by johnlear
Originally posted by undo
john
well here's an interesting thing. this is the result of a split HSL on 6552:
thestargates.com... should find this particulary interesting considering our previous conversation regarding the earth as seen from the moon.

normally, a split HSL would show the landscape in negative. isn't it interesting what is missing from this split? and i didn't do anything different with it than i did with the T-crater anomalie split HSL.

and the really interesting thing is the horizon , which is dotted with little dots of light. most would say these are stars but look at the stars in the rest of the sky. they are huge by comparison. isn't that interesting?


Wow. Here are the lights on the moons far horizon. No, they are not stars, they appear to be lights on the moon. I will checking for the NASA scam factor later today.


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