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Originally posted by ArMaP
I have two questions:
1. What happened to Apollo 9? The fact that it does not appear on that list means that we have all the photos or does it mean that do not have any photo?
2. What is the meaning of "digitized faithfully"?
Maybe at the Building 8 of the Johnson Space Center.
Originally posted by zorgon
Ummm anyone know where they keep em?
All the original Apollo film can be found in the Film Archive (Building 8) at Johnson Space Center (JSC). Due to the importance in preserving these films, the original film is not allowed to leave the building.
Originally posted by ArMaPMaybe at the Building 8 of the Johnson Space Center.
The missing tapes are now something of an embarrassment to NASA, which last August put Goddard's deputy director, Dolly Perkins, in charge of the search. She is overseeing the hunt for the tapes and, perhaps more important right now, for memos and directives that might yield clues to their fate.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by ArMaP
I have two questions:
1. What happened to Apollo 9? The fact that it does not appear on that list means that we have all the photos or does it mean that do not have any photo?
2. What is the meaning of "digitized faithfully"?
1) Apollo 9 (AS-504)
Manned Test of Lunar Hardware in Earth Orbit
The Apollo 9 mission was the first manned flight of all Apollo lunar hardware in Earth orbit and first manned flight of the lunar module. Lunar module pilot Russel L. Schweickart performed a 37 minute EVA. Human reactions to space and weightlessness were tested in 152 orbits.
I guess the photos they took are of no interest to anyone...
Or they all show UFO's
2) If he means 'unairbrushed' I want to see what he is comparing them too...
and what controls were used... I would assume it means direct from the raw film... but assumptions don't work here
I say we rent some buses and storm the film library!!!
They can't get us all....
Ummm anyone know where they keep em?
[edit on 24-10-2007 by zorgon]
*UPDATE!*
It appears that once again, we ask, and they deliver.
After years of lobbying by this program and with the support of many others independently, The Lunar and Planetary Institute, in cooperation with Arizona State University and Johnson Space Center, is pulling the original Apollo films out of cold storage and scanning them using the latest digital imaging technology, and will be archiving them online in stunningly fresh full resolution beauty, accessible to all!
They will be archived here when the job's complete
but for now peruse their few example Metric images
Originally posted by ArMaP
I am sorry, I should have been clearer about what I wanted to say.
My question should have been:
"Why does that list not include Apollo 9? Is it because all the photos are digitized with good quality or is it because none of the photos was digitized? Or was it because he forgot about Apollo 9, although he included Apollo 8 and even preparatory mission?"
Apollo Mission Photography
The Apollo Lunar image collection consists of the following.
Originally posted by zarlaan
In reply however to your post Zorgon and the last few saying how the Apollo 9 pictures were not on Keith Laney's list that was posted. Did you overlook his update at the bottom? I don't know when that site was updated.
The Apollo 9 Pictures Keith didn't have on his list are listed here:
Apollo Photographic Support Data
On a side note to Zorgon or John in regards to the pictures John Lenard posted. I believe you can clearly see the Pleiades (star cluster) near what he is trying to identify. I suppose it would help to know his location here of when he took the pictures, but wouldn't some of the constellations and stars in his pictures help locate any secret space station and its relative orbit?
Originally posted by zarlaan
My best guess as to why he left the Apollo 9 out of his list
BTW Thank you for reading everything... there ought to be an award for that
Listed yes... but not linked
Ummm like Orion's Belt perhaps? We were thing L% but Jack hasn't spotted anything yet But thanks for the tip
The videos he linked me to help a lot too...
Originally posted by zarlaan
I'm sorry can you clarify what you mean by listed and not linked?
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
And some of these missions the raw data will be able to be received publicly at the same time mission control receives it.
“There are altogether 15 tons of helium-3 on earth, while on the moon, the total amount of Helium-3 can reach 1-5 million tons. Helium-3 is considered as a long-term, stable, safe, clean and cheap material for human beings to get nuclear energy through controllable nuclear fusion experiments. If we human beings can finally use such energy material to generate electricity, then China might need 10 tons of helium-3 every year and in the world, about 100 tons of helium-3 will be needed every year. This means that the helium-3 reserves on the moon can serve human society for at least 10,000 years,” he said.