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Topic started on 16-9-2006 @ 08:21 PM by Acharya

Seeing how much you liked John Lears pictures I thought I would post a link to a folder with more than 5,000 high resolution pictures (2340x2350) from the Apollo missions to the moon. The folder contains pictures that even the Apollo Archive don't show, and is used for an unknown reason. Only some of the pictures are in the Apollo Archive. As an example there are about 742 images of the Apollo 17 mission in the Apollo Archive, but in this folder there are 2373. No web page links to it and I found it strictly by chance.

Visit it here:
161.115.184.211...

Happy hunting for anomalities

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reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:27 PM by livingtribunal23

This to me looks abit photoshopped. It screams fake to me, look at the satellite dishes at the top left of the lander.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:40 PM by SearchEngine

You're right. Unless that's the shape of the dish, it looks like there's a piece cut out.

Also, we really don't know the source of these photos. Thank you for the link though. A lot of photos to check out.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:43 PM by incunabula

I find this one to be of interest, here take a look.
it looks like an anomalie,but hey you be the judge.

161.115.184.211...

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:45 PM by SteveR

They may be composites, they may be photoshop art. But it is using real moon images, that's for sure.

A big THANK YOU to Acharya. 5000, wow!!

I love this.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:47 PM by SteveR

Originally posted by incunabula
I find this one to be of interest, here take a look.
it looks like an anomalie,but hey you be the judge.

161.115.184.211...

Well spotted!

Clearly the photo has been illuminated to show this background detail.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:48 PM by incunabula

Originally posted by SteveR

Originally posted by incunabula
I find this one to be of interest, here take a look.
it looks like an anomalie,but hey you be the judge.

161.115.184.211...

Well spotted! Clearly the photo has been illuminated to show this background detail.

in the set, different angle this time.

161.115.184.211...

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:50 PM by Acharya

The website was a temperary website for the Apollo Archive back in 2004, but havent been since. This points to it having earlier some function in relation to the Apollo Archive. It is still being fed with images though, the latest in August 2006.

The old archived webpage can be found here:

web.archive.org...*hh_/161.115.184.211/teague/apollo/html/apidx_apollo_1.html

The web server is owned by:
Lynchburg College, 1501 Lakeside Drive, Lynchburg, USA.

More info about the server is here:
whois.domaintools.com...

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reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:52 PM by SearchEngine

Hey if anyone is interested, I figured out the actual sight that this is the front door to this site is www.apolloarchive.com... All of the pictures with descriptions is there, seperated by missions.

Much easier this way..

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:52 PM by SteveR

161.115.184.211...

Take a look at the colorful debris strewn around. Look carefully.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:56 PM by SteveR

And what the hell is this?

161.115.184.211...

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 08:59 PM by Acharya

Originally posted by SearchEngine
Hey if anyone is interested, I figured out the actual sight that this is the front door to this site is www.apolloarchive.com... All of the pictures with descriptions is there, seperated by missions.

Much easier this way..

Only some of the pictures are in the Apollo Archive. There are about 742 images of the Apollo 17 mission in the Apollo Archive, but in the link I gave you there are 2373.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:01 PM by incunabula

Originally posted by Acharya

Originally posted by SearchEngine
Hey if anyone is interested, I figured out the actual sight that this is the front door to this site is www.apolloarchive.com... All of the pictures with descriptions is there, seperated by missions.

Much easier this way..

Only some of the pictures are in the Apollo Archive. There are about 742 images of the Apollo 17 mission in the Apollo Archive, but in the link I gave you there are 2373.

thanks for all that,its extremely interesting to go through.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:04 PM by SteveR

WEIRD soundbites.....

Schmitt reports "flash" on moon..

Orange soil?

Lighting marks?!!?..

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reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:07 PM by SearchEngine

You're right. Not all of them are listed on the list. But if you use the search option and search by image ID you can get descriptions of some of the pictures.

The last one SteveR brought up came back with "Description not available yet"

You could still use it as a cross-reference.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:14 PM by Acharya

Originally posted by SteveR
161.115.184.211...

Take a look at the colorful debris strewn around. Look carefully.

Brown worm-like thingy:

Apollo 16:
161.115.184.211...
161.115.184.211...
161.115.184.211...

, and Apollo 17:
161.115.184.211...
161.115.184.211...
161.115.184.211...
161.115.184.211...

I figured it might be some debris from the landers.

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reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:21 PM by SearchEngine

It probably is from the lander.

It's still odd though because it looks the same exact size in each picture. There also seems to be only one piece in each picture.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:30 PM by SteveR

Especially on the last two you selected from A17, the debris piece doesn't look like foil, and yet there is no other orangey colored components on the lander.

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:31 PM by zooplancton

OMFG thank you for posting the audio!!! priceless!!!!!! (now where's my sampler)
thanks for the huge chunk-o-links!
-b

reply posted on 16-9-2006 @ 09:32 PM by SteveR

Originally posted by zooplancton
OMFG thank you for posting the audio!!! priceless!!!!!! (now where's my sampler)
thanks for the huge chunk-o-links!
-b

No problem... amazing stuff. If you find any more anomalous audio, let us know.

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