Originally posted by CyborgPirateNinjaJesus
That makes sense, but one would assume NASA of all people, wouldn't tape things to their photos ( just considering the importance and quality of
them) but thats just my view on it. plus people make mistakes all the time so it could just be tape ..
Now why would that make sense? 
You guys really get me some time

Silly Lemmings
First of all have any of you looked in to check how NASA processes these images? Do you really think they make prints and then scan them for us? And
leave sticky notes and coffee stains on them? Come on NASA makes mistakes but seriously... And you guys say John has crazy ideas
Gee great research here guys
You have also missed the obvious...
These are NOT FROM NASA The only thing NASA did with Clementine is run Mission Control Its a US NAVY Department of Defense Star Wars project...
The source of the image should have given you that much info. NAVY.MIL Everyone picks on NASA...

(but then that's why NASA is there)
www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil...
How about just reading the opening statement on the image source site?
Naval Research Laboratory
NRL was responsible for the design, manufacture, integration, and mission execution of the Clementine spacecraft for the Ballistic Missile Defense
Organization. During its two-month orbit of the Moon in 1994, Clementine captured 1.8 million images of the Moon's surface. The Laboratory provides
the Clementine Lunar Image Browser as a courtesy to scientific researchers, as well as the general public, and you are welcome to browse the over
170,000 images that are available.
Now why would the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization want pics of the moon? Surely they don't want to stick WEAPONS up there on the 'high
ground'??
If you notice 1.8 million pictures taken
We are allowed to see 170.000 not even 10%
Your taxes paid for them... write congress and DEMAND to see them!
As to the "coverup" these were first generation images at the Version 1.5 browser and they did not care to be good in hiding stuff. The images are
pixellated because they are low resolution JPEG files VERY low res... After all they didn't want you to see the full color HIGH RES images...
Too good for Lemmings
Now then... I love Mike's work and he is now featured on Pegasus... and so because he works so hard I will toss a few into the ring...
And if you have any questions about Clementine just ask... but drop me a U2U because I can't follow all the threads ...
Now the images I will post first are from the Version 2.0 Navy Browser Harder to use you need coordinates and the NAVY has a different Lat/Long
system... but they are better quality...
Exhibit A
Reiner Gamma showing DATA LOSS Not cover up... I can say this because I have the original full color without the square...
Exhibit B
Ukert Crater
Richrd Hoagland's "Arcology Row" Area
This one shows 'smudging' You can see the triangular crater Ukert but the famous Hoagland anomaly area looks like a cloud front moved in and we all
know there are no clouds on the moon
Exhibit C
This one I lost the coordinate for... if anyone has them please let me know
This one has been shown as a 30 kilometer building on the Moon... This one is not bad but without the coordinates I cannot find it on the color
images
Exhibit D
These next two are coverups Not Data Loss... not tape... coverup.. and they don't care that you know they cover them up. All you have to do is
visit Langley and read the files... they even created a 3-d moon
Exhibit E
Now in this one it was so badly covered you can still see pieces behind...
I will give you coordinates for this one...
Use the V1.5 browser
www.cmf.nrl.navy.mil...
Set Resolution to 1 pixel = 1 kilometer
Set image size 768x768
Set Lat -70
Set Long 137
Hit "use lat/long" button
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