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Originally posted by mikellmikell
Ailens do not use square corners too much wasted space and harder to pressureize. Just a few thoughts.
mikell
Originally posted by ArMaPI would find it easier to put a black patch over the image and say that it was a transmission fault than trying to blur large areas in a way that it is so obvious that any one can see it.
Originally posted by nano69 like the lone gunmen only a few have actually cottened on
Originally posted by mikellmikell
Ailens do not use square corners too much wasted space and harder to pressureize.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Anyway, why do we think of only aliens here?? Could be us!! On the Moon!! Mining!! Ask John Lear!
Originally posted by mikesingh
Anyway, why do we think of only aliens here?? Could be us!! On the Moon!! Mining!! Ask John Lear!
Originally posted by johnlear
(The area covered by the 'black box' is identified as “low ridge” on some lunar charts). Lunar Observer 2 took a detailed shot of the 'black box' area (II-215M, 215H). Lunar Observer 5 also took pictures of the 'black box' area put I can't find the image numbers yet.
Originally posted by helium3
I just cannot understand why NASA would do such a poor job at airbrushing these photos ?
Originally posted by MouseOnMars
1. Anyone can look at the moon and see that there's nothing there. High power shots can be obtained from observatories. You can even see for yourself if you ever visit one. I've looked at many shots of the moon that have been very high quality and have covered a huge area of the moon's surface, and never have I ever seen anything strange.
2. I can show you photographs that I've taken with my webcam that have the exact same kind of lame jpeg artefacts all over them, the kind that appear as smudges and blurs. Some even look like they've been clone stamped.
3. Anyone can get a picture of some random part of the moon, then add their own "airbrushing" and call that evidence.
It also goes some way to explain where my school teacher came from.
Originally posted by ZoooMer
This is from the Clementine Navy image browser:
Originally posted by mikesingh
Hell's bells!! Freezer, that sure looks like a Chuu chuu!! But what on earth (I mean Moon) is it?
Originally posted by prsbuff
Who owns the Hubble? The government or the people that pay taxes?
Who dictates the program for the Hubble to penetrate the galaxy instead of the moon?
Why aren't there any petitions to switch the Hubble for the moon?
With all these secrecies, I believe we will just going to die not knowing instead of trying to get these mysteries to be revealed to us?