5,000 high resolution moon mission pictures

I can understand his frustration!

THE PICTURES ARE GONE!!!!

See it displays emotion.

Doo doo do the picutres are gone hmm dittyly hmm

See does that get the point across? No.

Well yes I would surely agree that there are times when those caps DO help...

But then you can always do this...

THE PICTURES ARE GONE!!!!

reply to post by zorgon

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Here you can find better res pics:

AS07-5-1613

AS07-6-1700

the pictures are both intriguing: the color of the first fireball could have been determined by the filters (green dots can be seen elwhere in the same photo.

many of the pictures in questions can still be found on the nasa history pages
like this one
history.nasa.gov...


they can be found on these pages
history.nasa.gov...
history.nasa.gov...
history.nasa.gov...
history.nasa.gov...
history.nasa.gov...
etc.

EDIT: already posted a page back, i apologize

want to find the pictures questioned in this topic, open the correct link and search for the filename without the HR and .jpg


[edit on 14-2-2008 by racquemis]

reply to post by internos


Are those better res? or merely enlargements...

I say we all chip in and buy NASA a few of these... (I think they run about 5 bucks a piece)



Then MAYBE we can get some better pics for our money

reply to post by zorgon

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Thats nothing I have discovered the hanger door on the farside.

reply to post by zorgon

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Ron, if i'm correct one should be a better res scan, the other one is an enlargement form a tiff.


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OMG, what the heck happened to that pic
eol.jsc.nasa.gov...

[edit on 14/2/2008 by internos]

I don't know... maybe thats another piece of Mylar" But look at the SIZE of it and why is there a shadow on the Moon from that 'object'?






You caught them red handed...

Now look at the 'whole big picture" It is a piece of tape holding a photograph at the top... and your 'hires copy" is a photograph of the photo taped to the wall






Well I guess I won't be wasting any more money buying high resolution images from NASA or LPI



That ought to get Sherpa an award



[edit on 14-2-2008 by zorgon]

Originally posted by zorgon


The mylar pic was recently added to the Apollo 10 archive page by Kipp Teague. That's why it's not in the Google cache. It first appeared in his work directory.

Kipp scans pics, puts them in his work directory:
"the evil NAZA is hiding some pictures, they are only found in a hidden directory!"

Kipp transfers them to the Apollo archive:
"the evil NAZA removed the pictures as soon as we found them!"

Pure paranoia.

[edit on 2008-2-15 by nablator]

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Why? Why recently... and why are the pictures not available in the archive?

this is suppossed to be the moon? whats with the ocean???


161.115.184.211...

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And moreover, why is NASA wasting time/resources on the crap that is presented above when they have so much other, more pertinent scans to release.

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No, that's the Earth:


Source:
Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center.

Image source

What a bugger that the photo's are gone. Did anyone manage to download the whole set? There should have been a coordinated effort to grab all the images with each person getting a designated range.

We used to do that with old O-dayz Warez sites because they were notorious for going down as quick as they sprang up. We'd all hit designated files of multi-filed RAR's... then send the missing files to one another afterward to remake the full program.

Anyone thought of doing something like that in the future?

IRM