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Originally posted by Acharya One would need more proof than that to claim that NASA/DoD/USGS are cencoring images.
René Cantin has created Salute at the Flag, which is built around Dave Scott photo, AS15-92-12447, of Jim saluting. The rpesesnce of Mt. Hadley Delta in the background inspired René to create a more complete panoramic setting. He added AS15-92-12449 and 12450 on the left, "blending them in and re-arranging the foreground." On the right, he used AS15-87-11855, which is a fame from Jim's EVA-2 ALSEP pan but, because the distance between the LM and the ALSEP is small compared with the distance from either to the mountain, gives a good fit. Because 11855 is a color image, some effort was needed to "'match the color pixels to the black-and-white ones". The footprints to the right of the Rover and in the foreground were taken from the top part of AS15-92-12406. Finally, the Rover shadow is from AS15-85-11414 flipped upside down and distorted; the LM's parabolic antenna is from AS15-82-11121; and the cross-hairs have been reworked using AS15-92-12247 was a guide.
Originally posted by thrashee
Thank you for the very interesting pictures of rover tracks, curiously shaped geography, mountain ridges, oh...and of course, the letter "D".
Has Sesame Street been to the moon? Maybe you're on to something there.
What do you mean?
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
It would be nice if somebody would supply E-Mail sites of these old
lunar photographs to us who miss these sites to examine.
Originally posted by stikkinikki
reply to post by easynow
Look in the lower left corner! This is an amazing picture. The obilisk is somewhat concerning seeing as it is all dark shadow behind it I wonder if it is a piece of something bigger but only that portion is illuminated. the stylized "E" shape below the obilisk is looking artificial to me but it is the object in the lower left corner that is the most striking to me. The framework to an old building?
This is equal or better than the face on Mars in my opinion.
[edit on 8/19/08 by stikkinikki]
Originally posted by thrashee
Thank you for the very interesting pictures of rover tracks
Originally posted by ANoNyMiKEThe "pyramid" is clearly a ridge/rocky hill.. the OP identified the tracks as from the soviet rover
Originally posted by Orion437
Originally posted by stikkinikki
reply to post by easynow
Look in the lower left corner! This is an amazing picture. The obilisk is somewhat concerning seeing as it is all dark shadow behind it I wonder if it is a piece of something bigger but only that portion is illuminated. the stylized "E" shape below the obilisk is looking artificial to me but it is the object in the lower left corner that is the most striking to me. The framework to an old building?
This is equal or better than the face on Mars in my opinion.
[edit on 8/19/08 by stikkinikki]
Mike ,
Can you provide the original link for this image?