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reply posted on 21-3-2007 @ 11:38 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by T0by
I think it's an antenna too.
Sorry! : )
They need some way to communicate with each other don't they?
Hmmm maybe I thought they used hand signals  Yeah I know its an antenna... I was using it to debunk the moon hoax video... wires indeed...
Originally posted by anathema777
Here is a picture of the south pole changes on MARS.
Does it look like structures being erected over time to anyone else? And Ron, do you see any crazy shapes in this picture? Or possibly MARS
structures?
I am afraid I am going to have to go with CO2 ice on this one... I have a whole collection of ice cap changes especially the geysers and the
levitating ice fields.
landoflegends.us...
and
landoflegends.us...
This image though we should make into a gif animation... It would be dramatic.. but I don't think these ones are structures
BTW the Moon Menu and the Mars Menu are updated... more stuff added hopefully easier to find..
landoflegends.us...
landoflegends.us...
And check out these sand dunes
Barsoom is truly an Alien world...
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 01:05 AM by Masisoar
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That's a really neat picture 
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 01:28 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by anathema777
Anyone wanna help me identify what the hell that circle is up in the top right of this moon photo?
Not having any luck with the circle in the top right...
Here is what I have on that image...
The Image number is AP970509. It is a self portrait taken by Conrad for publicity. In the original appearance it was exhibited very dark.
"Explanation: Is it art? In November of 1969, Apollo 12 astronaut photographer Charles "Pete" Conrad recorded this masterpiece while documenting
colleague Alan Bean's lunar soil collection activities on the Oceanus Procellarum. The image is dramatic and stark. Bean is faceless - the harsh
environment of the Moon's Ocean of Storms is echoed in his helmet's perfectly composed reflection of Conrad and the lunar horizon. Works of
photojournalists originally intent on recording the human condition on planet Earth, such as Lewis W. Hine and Margaret Bourke-White are widely
regarded as photographic art. Similarly many documentary astronomy and space images can be appreciated for their artistic and esthetic appeal."
SOURCE APOD
Peekaboo... When enhanced, the above result appears in the photo. I get the same result from different versions of the photo from various sources.
The above labels speak for themselves on what I see in this image so far. I can not make out anything in the "haze" at the top to form an opinion.
My biggest problem with this image is that the smallest rock leaves a sharp black shadow, yet the camera on his chest leaves none...
The Earth is very small in this image, in direct contrast to others we have seen. But in this image the sunlight is from the left, slightly behind
bean... so why is the terminator on Earth on the LEFT side?
Here is a larger version
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 09:02 AM by papajake
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Originally posted by Matyas
Originally posted by papajake John, they might find a chair, but hopefully they are going to be bare-ass naked and completely exposed.
And most of those blinded by their B.S. will finally open their eyes.
While this is posted for John, I would like to interject here if I may.
Now why would they go and do such a thing? Especially considering what a narrow segment of the public actually finds this interesting?
What if, and I am saying "what if", which is speculation, one of the reasons NASA was created just for this very purpose? To hide a secret of such
profound and sweeping porportions? Such an action would negate an agency's very existence, which is contrary to its survival.
So not to get your hopes up, they may, but it assuredly will not happen in our lifetimes, unless there is a major uphevil in our system which has not
happened since the Civil War. That is what it would take, IMO.
Hi Matyas,
My comment was coming mostly from a place of frustration and anger, with a hint of hope thrown in for good measure. I don't actually believed NASA
will expose the truth. Not on their own, anyway. My thoughts are more in line with your above statement.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 12:24 PM by jblaze
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John,
I was wondering if there are any Russian photos that could be accessed and viewed or do they employ the same type of secrecy (airbushing and/or
retouching) as is used by the US?
Thanks.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 01:32 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by jblaze
John,
I was wondering if there are any Russian photos that could be accessed and viewed or do they employ the same type of secrecy (airbushing and/or
retouching) as is used by the US?
Thanks.
The only good source of Russian photos we have found so far are here:
www.mentallandscape.com...
The reports say there are thousands, but the best we have is that set and some scans from old books...
Russians? Secrecy? Hmmmm Most people outside ATS still don't know the Russians has a Space Shuttle
Oy
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 01:37 PM by elevatedone
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If this has been covered I apologize... but...
being bored with ATS today, I decided to do some surfing and was reading up on The Earth, The Moon, Galaxies, etc.
It hit me right in the face...
You mean to tell me that we have telescopes that can take pictures of different Galaxies, but not one that would show these "objects" on the moon?
 
Just doesn't make sense to me.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 01:59 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by elevatedone
It hit me right in the face...
You mean to tell me that we have telescopes that can take pictures of different Galaxies, but not one that would show these "objects" on the moon?
 
Just doesn't make sense to me.
Ah isn't enlightenment a wonderful thing?
Just to recap... and because I Love these pictures... and I think they were in the Clementine thread...
Aristarchus Crater Clementine Satellite 1994 Supposedly "false" color well not going there again... 200 million dollar satellite...
Aristarchus Crater Mike's Astroimagery United Kingdom, 10" Telescope Dec 2005... Less than $1,000.00 ...at US prices...
Ummm so why is his picture, taken with poor viewing conditions better than the satelllte image?
Getting the picture yet?
LOL welcome to the awakening
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 02:31 PM by elevatedone
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Makes me wonder why more "amature" astronomers have not "seen the light"....
I might have to buy a telescope and get involved...
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 02:50 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by elevatedone
Makes me wonder why more "amature" astronomers have not "seen the light"....
I might have to buy a telescope and get involved...
Because most don't even try. Now with the advent of good quality digital cameras its getting easier. I wrote to a guy with a 16" in the Bahamas and
asked him about taking a color shot... here is his reply:
Have you ever tried it Ron?
This is about as coloured as it gets Ron.
Two reasons for the yellow , 1 the sun is a bit yellow 2. the atmosphere pinches some blue .
1. It is possible to do an RGB image of the moon , but as it comes out pretty well mono,it a bit of a wasted effort. BUT saying that, I will try it
when the Moon is lowish, to see if it has a little more lustre than the rather flat looking added yellow of the attached image.
Maximum resolution for me, comes from imaging it with a red filter as this longer wavelength is less upset by the turbulent atmosphere.
cheers
Dave Tyler
I then sent him Mikes images and I never heard back..
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 07:57 PM by anathema777
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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by anathema777
Anyone wanna help me identify what the hell that circle is up in the top right of this moon photo?
Not having any luck with the circle in the top right...
Here is what I have on that image...
Peekaboo... When enhanced, the above result appears in the photo. I get the same result from different versions of the photo from various sources.
Dude you did a kick ass job of taking that picture I posted a part. Glad we both see the same peakaboo, and if the bright object on the left is the
Earth then what in gods name is that circle? I can say one thing for sure, it's not "nothing", it's for sure "something". Is this picture
created with layers of other pictures? I just can't wrap my head around what that object might be. I'm about to contact NASA about this one. Any
advice as to what route to take in this matter bud?
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 08:50 PM by Matyas
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Originally posted by papajake My comment was coming mostly from a place of frustration and anger, with a hint of hope thrown in for good
measure. I don't actually believed NASA will expose the truth. Not on their own, anyway. My thoughts are more in line with your above statement.
I deal with the same issues over alternative energy, alternative propulsion, peak oil, global warming, 9/11, JFK assination, you name it. The game is
all about unconstruing all the lies...
And then to be called a liar on top of it all, well that just takes it! No, no, not you, but in various and sundry times I am accused of lying, along
with others here and outside, and it just seems such a travesty that the very mission we have at heart for the betterment of humanity we wind up
getting the shaft for.
Yep, I know where you are coming from. Gotta love 'em!
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 09:46 PM by zorgon
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Originally posted by anathema777 I'm about to contact NASA about this one. Any advice as to what route to take in this matter bud?
LOL last time I asked a NASA historian a simple question about an old file it bounced through five departments... you would not believe where the
fifth response came from. I have probably every number of everybody in here somewhere... good question Let me think on it
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 10:02 PM by johnlear
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Here is a very interesting photo taken of the eastern half of the far side of the moon by Zond 7. Dead center is Grimaldi. Center left in Mare
Orientale. Up in the top right is Sinus Iridum. Look around, there are some interesting shapes.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 10:30 PM by VType
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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by elevatedone
It hit me right in the face...
You mean to tell me that we have telescopes that can take pictures of different Galaxies, but not one that would show these "objects" on the moon?
 
Just doesn't make sense to me.
Ah isn't enlightenment a wonderful thing?
Just to recap... and because I Love these pictures... and I think they were in the Clementine thread...
Aristarchus Crater Clementine Satellite 1994 Supposedly "false" color well not going there again... 200 million dollar satellite...
Aristarchus Crater Mike's Astroimagery United Kingdom, 10" Telescope Dec 2005... Less than $1,000.00 ...at US prices...
Ummm so why is his picture, taken with poor viewing conditions better than the satelllte image?
Getting the picture yet?
LOL welcome to the awakening
Now those are what the Clementine images should have been.
Cmon NASA what gives.
And I still see some missed odddities in the current Clementine color 40 xx images available from Nasa. Heres a link to my Interesting Images of Moon
annomolies and etc...
new.photos.yahoo.com...
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 10:58 PM by johnlear
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Here is a clip from the above far side photo of the moon (Zond 7). It looks like some kind of huge arch in that crater.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 11:24 PM by IronDogg
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Originally posted by johnlear
Here is a clip from the above far side photo of the moon (Zond 7). It looks like some kind of huge arch in that crater.
Construction of the first lunar MickeyD's? they are half way there...
What I like too is that huge quantset type building with the massive "garage door" just to the left of the arch on top of the crater... That is
pretty interesting feature I would say...
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 11:34 PM by johnlear
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In this photo (Zond 7) it appears there are a number of large tubular structures.
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reply posted on 22-3-2007 @ 11:38 PM by Navieko
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Wow, nice find John...
We should try tracking down as many people who have a decent enough telescope, and ask for some pictures. Hell, I'm sure we could put together a few
bucks if needed. Might be worth it...
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reply posted on 24-3-2007 @ 09:41 AM by Orion437
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