NASA posts 3193 raw data images in one day

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It seems someone has heard our complaints.

It should have been like this from the begining.

Now there is much work to do...

This press page image is created from data on Sol15:

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But if you look only raw data from L4 and L5 filters are there.

This press page image cannot be created in "color" without the missing data.

NASA has still failed to release all data used to create the images on their press page.

Hmmm...this Seemed kind of Odd to me.....If it's Nothing then be easy with the Remarks.....

In this Photo the Rover Is Moving towards it's (Left) or our (Right).....

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And In this Photo the Rover Is Moving towards It's (right) and Our (Left)....But the Tracks Seem to Not Correspond In Either Picture.....

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Are the Camera Angles Just Reversed ? Or...Am I Seeing things.....

same pic chief. i dont know what youre talking about.

Originally posted by ArchAngel
But if you look only raw data from L4 and L5 filters are there.

This press page image cannot be created in "color" without the missing data.

NASA has still failed to release all data used to create the images on their press page.

Hehe. The reason is probably that it takes quite alot of time to invert all the blue plates while keeping the blue in the US flag and the NASA logo blue still.

I think the reason they flooded you with images, is that they have found something in the existing material which they are aftraid you might figure out. Therefor I guess that to flood you with as much material as possible, their hope is that you choke.

The old trick: Make the lie so big noone would believe you are lying.

Blessings,
Mikromarius

[Edited on 10-2-2004 by Hamilton]

I think the reason they flooded you with images, is that they have found something in the existing material which they are aftraid you might figure out.

The reason is that people like me discovered that NASA was supposed to be posting raw data as soon as it came in, and there was a system designed to do just that.

It required ACTION for the images to NOT be posted.

Had they been doing what they said they would do all images would have been posted on the web within minutes of it's arrival.