Here's another odd one I found.


This is from

AS-11-40-5906

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Ive drawn arrows to show the normal orientation of the shadow due to the light from behind. Now I am assuming that the long shadow on the left is from the lander maybe.

Now here is a zoomed in portion of what I noticed on the upper right hand side of the original.

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To me the shadow of the rock I circled is on not only on the wrong side, but looks a little boxy to me. Also notice the blue orbs I have circled as well. Probably something to do with dirt on the film and along those lines but interesting none the less.

Thoughts?

Originally posted by QBSneak000
1. I've circled 2 spots at the top of the visor that look like reflections from what look like warehouse lights to me.

One is a reflection of earth, not kidding. The other is probably a flare of a reflection off the bright part of the LEM's leg but I'd have to look into it more. It intrudes into the reflection of the spacesuit where it meets the visor so it couldn't be anything in the sky, "warehouse light" or otherwise.

2. I've drawn arrows indicating the direction of the shadows cast which all seem pretty normal but in the area i've circled with the post to the left of the photo the casted shadow seems to be going in the opposite direction as if there was more than one light source causing this effect.

Im sure there is probably a rational explanation for this but I was wondering what everyones thoughts were on it.

The shadows' directions are distorted by the spherical shape of the visor and by perspective effects, along with everything else in the reflection.