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reply posted on 4-12-2008 @ 10:06 AM by internos
I've found a bigger scan of this image:


The full image can be found
here or requested here.

A good article can be found here:
Jack Schmitt's Apollo 17 Suit
Photographed at the National Air and Space Museum Garber Facility in July 2004 by Ulrich Lotzmann under the guidance of Amanda Young and Bill Ayrey.

With photos of:

  • EVA Gloves
    View of both gloves with palms up.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)
    View of the lefthand side showing the hard, top surface containing the upper sunshade and, inside, the hinge assembly on the righthand side for the visors and side shades.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly) ( 237k )
    View of the front-left showing the tabs used to pull down the visors and sunshades.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly) ( 231k )
    View of the front-left.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)
    View from the left-front with the protective visor down.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)
    View from the left with the sun visor down.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly)
    View from the left-front with the sun visor down.

  • LEVA (Lunar Extravehicular Visor Assembly) View from the bottom.
    (2 images)

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly)

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Neckring (2 images)

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Left Shoulder (2 images from different angles)

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Inner Left Arm

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Outer Right Arm

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Left Wristring

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Pressure Gauge

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Chest Fittings (3 iages, including close-ups)

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Attachment for the Lower PLSS Straps

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) ILC Label

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Left Hip Area

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Pencil Pocket, Penlight Pocket, and Biomedical Injection Disk

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Left Thigh and Knee

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Cover for Pressure Relief Valve and UCTA Connector

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Right Thigh

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Right Knee

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Lower Legs

  • PGA (Pressure Garment Assembly) Right Boot

  • Right Lunar Boot - View from the righthand side.

  • Right Lunar Boot - View from the lefthand side.

  • Right Lunar Boot Sole

    history.nasa.gov...



    [edit on 4/12/2008 by internos]


  • reply posted on 4-12-2008 @ 11:37 AM by greysave
    Originally posted by NavalFC
    reply to
    post by mikesingh



    to the two posters so far in this thread:

    Nonsense, utter nonsense. bullocks.

    Its obvious to me from the photos that thesecond smaller print isnt really print at all of a seperate person but an area where the person stepped on their heel, and maybe do to the soil composition rocks, etc full pressure from the front part of the foot on that particular step may not have been pressured onto the ground


    to the second poster, you are aware the hoaxed moon landing theory has been debunked several times


    You are not an expert. You have very little facts to back up any of your claims in all of your posts that I have read thus far. If you don't believe in other beings troll on somewhere else.



    reply posted on 4-12-2008 @ 12:51 PM by angel of lightangelo
    reply to post by alyosha1981



    Thank you as well. That entire site proves my point. They did not address any of my issues with the whole landing story at all and yet this site is hailed as debunking the conspiracy? This will neve die until we get there on a regular basis anyway so there really is no point in arguing about it unless anyone has any home movies or self pics of them at the landing sites or anything like that.


    reply posted on 4-12-2008 @ 01:30 PM by Kratos1220
    Originally posted by mikesingh
    Originally posted by Monger
    So the Moon People wear boots with identical tread patterns to the Apollo astronauts? Wow, talk about coincidence!


    No! They don't! Check it out here:


    Source: LunarArcheology

    And notice the ridge in the bottom right pic? Now that's NOT the astronaut boot design. But could this be two prints overlapping? But then this is a five ridge pattern!

    So all this discussion of a twisting boot in the dust, many boot marks, overlapping footprints, dust blown over, lighter left foot, gravitational effect on the left side etc, etc, doesn't hold much water!

    And what's more, there seem to be not two, but three types of footprints! Wow! No equipment standardization at NASA, what?

    Cheers!


    Although I don't believe this has anything to do with aliens, these footprints don't look the same at all.

    First, the nine ridge print has a pattern of "triangular" raised ridge pattern all the way across with a consistant angle. You can tell by the shadowing. There is nothing there that shows that this pattern is anything like the other two.

    The second seven ridge pattern is completely different. To those saying this is a partial print and a result of stepping on the side of the foot, why is there an outline on both sides of the print instead of an incomplete pattern on one side where the side of the foot didn't touch the ground? The heel of that print is clearly outlined on both sides and is also clearly much smaller than the first print. That print looks complete to me, otherwise, there would not be an outline on both sides of the print. Also, the ridge pattern is different. There is nothing triangular about that pattern in any way. The "valleys" of the print are flat as are the raised part of the pattern. This does not exist in the first print. These two prints did not come from the same boot in relation to both size and pattern.

    The third five ridge pattern looks more like a tire to me. It is kind of similar to the seven ridge, but the valleys of the print are more narrow and the raised parts are longer. This print also appears to be curved. The left side of the print is not at the same angle as the rest of it, kind of like it was turning. It could be the result of an illusion based on an elevation change, but would the print still look like this across an elevation change? It looks wider than the other two especially the seven ridge pattern and this one too has no resemblance to the first print's triangular raised ridge pattern.

    In my opinion, all three of these prints are from different sources. Prints one and two are most definitely not the same in any way, shape or form. I believe print three looks more like a tire imprint, but even if it was a boot, it doesn't look enough like the second and looks nothing like the first. I don't think aliens have anything to do with this at all though.
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