Zarniwoop, There are 2 distinct faces that most will see in this pic. Taking the rectangle box with the word here... draw an arrow from the top left corner directly to the bottom right corner extend the arrow toward the bottom of the pic you will see a seperate humanoid looking face and a gorilla and humanoid face combined as one. I call the head of the statue Gorilla Man. It will take you a minute to focus and lock on to the statue. Rik Riley

[edit on 23-1-2007 by rikriley]

Originally posted by ArMaP
See, these are the type of photos I want to see, these look good enough.

PSSSTTTT John's picture of Copernicus IS one of those pictures... from the original 16 inch x20inch negative that the guys in the photo made theirs from...



[edit on 23-1-2007 by zorgon]

Originally posted by zorgon

Originally posted by ArMaP
See, these are the type of photos I want to see, these look good enough.

PSSSTTTT John's picture of Copernicus IS one of those pictures... from the original 16 inch x20inch negative that the guys in the photo made theirs from...

ArMap, These Moon photos are the real deal make no mistake. When preparing for the Sojourner Pathfinder mission to Mars Nasa and JPL used huge photos super imposed on the wall that were taken by the ground Zero Viking missions. If you were prevledged to see these photos you would flip. These ground zero mission photos on the wall at Nasa proved to me life exists on Mars and you can take that to the bank.

Furthermore if you will look to your left on the wall of the large photos of the Earth's moon you will see head statues. The large statue to the left is definetly Egyptian looking, and the number 3 is on the headress. This statue is in the dark and you will be able to see a perfect humanoid outline of the face and of course the headress. Another statue to the right of the Egyptian looking statue has the letters ECS below the face. Take your time you may not see the statues at first but eventually you will see them both and there are more. In order to see the head shots you must look at the photos as an optical illusion, but in fact they are real. Rik Riley

[edit on 23-1-2007 by rikriley]

Originally posted by zorgon
PSSSTTTT John's picture of Copernicus IS one of those pictures... from the original 16 inch x20inch negative that the guys in the photo made theirs from...

I know, but what I would like to see is the originals, hence my

Originally posted by ArMaP
I know, but what I would like to see is the originals, hence my

Well next time your in Vegas.... LOL

But I am working on tracking down more copies. Its amazing the channels you end up going through though. Seems everyone passes the buck and forwards your letter to another department...

Some of the response headlines are scary...

First I want to say "Thank You" to all the hard workers in the thread. I have seen some amazing things here, but the most amazing pictures to me are those peekaboo pictures on the last page. WOW!

Secondly, I cannot for the life of me understand all the negativity in this thread. If you don't believe it or don't care about it, do us all a favor and STAY OUT of the thread. No one cares.

John Lear, thank you, can't wait to see more. It took me a week to sort through this thread.

Here's something from Clementine that's pretty intriguing. What must this be? Looks like a power plant having the shape of an octagon! I've marked the anomalies to make it easier to identify.





And then a star shaped construct with some more interesting features near it.



P.S. Thanx to Yandros for giving me an exclusive look at the original strip from Clementine.

[edit on 26-1-2007 by mikesingh]

Undo, thanks for posting this pic of the floating crater. In many many cases I believe these craters have been superimposed over anomolies to hide the truth from Humans on Earth. If there are approx. 300 government employees airbrushing and changing these photos on the Moon and planets digitally what else can we exspect but an enormous cover up. Rik Riley

See the top left edge of the blank piece of paper? That covers up Prom. Agarum. And thats the area I'd like to see in a detailed, beautiful, full color photo. What are my chances?

Originally posted by zorgon
Its the big WHITE patch just below Mare Crissium... nice rectangular chunk of white just where those interesting anomalies near Mare Crissium ought to be...

Dagnabit, I missed that one

I suppose someone spilled coffee on that section and the cleaning staff needed to clean it up.