I'm new here so forgive me if anyone has already covered this. I have read almost all 246 pages of the John Lear Photos thread and have not seen this covered. I have been reviewing a lot of the Apollos photos in my spare time in the evenings and have come across several anomalies and have posted 2 of them on my own website.
One is an apparent stick in the side of a crater (it could be a scan artifact but he color and shadow make me question that) and the other is what looks very much like one of the Mercury capsules (on the moon?)

I am not sure about the image posting requirements - I have read them but am unfamiliar with the process, so I dare not post them or a link yet. I have them on a page at my own website. Can I provide a link to that page?

Hopup

[edit on 17-1-2008 by Hopup Dave]

You can use any of the image commands and or give us a direct link to what you're trying to show us. The moderators are very lenient with newbies, so, there's not much to be worried about.


[edit on 17-1-2008 by Donoso]

Thanks, Donoso! I see the [img] code is off and I have never used this before anyway. I would like to share these but also, I don't run the bandwidth up on my ISP's server. I will see what is needed to host the pics on one of the approved hosting servers. They are great photos not grainy or pixelated and the objects are sharp and well defined.

Hopup

Okay, here is my first try at posting an image. Both are from the Keith Laney Apollo on-line archive:


and


I hope this works!

Thanks for the welcome!

Hopup

Of course, the "Mercury Capsule" might be the size of a small city. I can't find anything that gives the resolution of the image's, so I don't know how large it is. Same goes for the "stick". It could be 3 miles high for all I know.

Hopup

[edit on 17-1-2008 by Hopup Dave]

very interesting. I love the last one ("stick").

First of all, thank you for posting these interesting pics. I'm sure the experts here will enjoy debating your finds.

Secondly, thank you also for obviously having read the Terms and Conditions prior to posting a link to your website and setting yourself up for an accusation of promoting it.

A U2U to admin, especially Springer, will get you the OK to link to your website regularly.

Welcome to ATS, Hopup Dave.

Thanks, nablator for the "stick" info, looks like it was a scan artifact I guess.
The "Mercury Capsule" still looks out of place even if it is km long.

masqua, thanks for the welcome! Yes, I read terms and conditions and am aware how sensitive these things can be. I am still trying to learn about ATS and how to navigate around the site. This is an amazing site! I'm sure I will be spending a lot time here. I don't like arguments and confrontations, but I do like factual debates and don't mind being "shot down" if I'm on the wrong track. I have a few other anomalies I have found and will post them from time to time.
I think I have found a new home!

Hopup

Something is badly missing from this thread: the MANDATORY crackpot theory.

>>> begin wild speculation
The "Mercury Capsule" is clear evidence of a mining operation. The semi-circular edge is a dead giveaway. The path or conveyor belt on the crater flank leads to a level area, marked by 4 lights, where shuttles land to pick up the white stuff.
<<< end wild speculation




[edit on 2008-1-17 by nablator]

Congratulations on finding our moonbase, earthling.

And now you must undergo "conversion"...

Originally posted by Hopup Dave
I'm new here so forgive me if anyone has already covered this. I have read almost all 246 pages of the John Lear Photos thread....


[edit on 17-1-2008 by Hopup Dave]

You must be proud of yourself...