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Pieces of the old insulation broke off and floated harmlessly away.
"I was hoping to retrieve those for memories," said Grunsfeld, an astrophysicist who has spent more time working on the orbiting Hubble than anyone. He's visited Hubble twice before, and plans to use the telescope once he's back on Earth to study the moon.
Originally posted by Mudman21
I can imagine NASA will have to hire some expert photo editors to work on those pics. I couldn't imagine the quality of pictures hubble will take. You should be able to see some very amazing detail. Again, all we the general public will ever see is very sharp images of desert like terrain and big space rocks that someone will amazingly say looks like a craft or alien skull.
Originally posted by ratcals
[color=olive]You people are hilarious and apparently live in a self fulfilled prophecy. No pictures have even been taken or released yet and you have already called them fake. WTF?!? Then why do you even bother coming here? You’re not seeking the truth. You’re just building on your paranoia.
I, for one, am really looking forward to better lunar pictures. Even if there are no alien bases or structures there. Just the idea of being able to gaze at high resolution pictures of another world intrigue me.
Originally posted by enkira
reply to post by Soloist
how long has hubble been floating above our heads?
so how come it missed the moon all this time? or has it?
In a change of venue from peering at the distant universe, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has taken a look at Earth's closest neighbor in space, the Moon. Hubble was aimed at one of the Moon's most dramatic and photogenic targets, the 58 mile-wide (93 km) impact crater Copernicus.
The image was taken while the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph (STIS) was aimed at a different part of the moon to measure the colors of sunlight reflected off the Moon. Hubble cannot look at the Sun directly and so must use reflected light to make measurements of the Sun's spectrum. Once calibrated by measuring the Sun's spectrum, the STIS can be used to study how the planets both absorb and reflect sunlight.
why all the hype in the far and distant remnant of the universe yet we never did have the chance to get a glimpse of the nearest solar neighbor we have with hubble?
Originally posted by Brettray
if nasa had any brains at all, and wanted to truly debunk everyones theories on the spires etc..
then when the hubble takes hi quality pictures of the moon then it would just make sense to release the pictures of these anomalies in hi def and debunk everyone once and for all.
however because more than likely the objects there are infact artifacts we will never see those new pictures until they are leaked or accidentally looked over by one of nasas under talented shoddy photoshop workers.
which who knows how long that will take.
but that aside. heres to hoping.
i cant wait to see these pictures.
Originally posted by Whisper67
*blink* I'm confused. Why go to all the trouble to fix the hubble then start looking inwards instead of outwards? I simply drool over those deep field pics even getting them matted, framed, and hung up on my walls.
If it's okay with the OP, I'd like to include a link to this thread on my successful, albeit embarassing, Apollo 11 Babies thread.
Originally posted by Soloist
Originally posted by Brettray
if nasa had any brains at all, and wanted to truly debunk everyones theories on the spires etc..
then when the hubble takes hi quality pictures of the moon then it would just make sense to release the pictures of these anomalies in hi def and debunk everyone once and for all.
I just don't picture them too concerned with the theories, or debunking them for that matter. Heck, if anything (and it's a stretch) I would think it would be better for their budgets to let people go hog wild with them to keep public interest in the program.
What I'm saying is if people want to think that there are cineplexes, ice cream parlors and moon pet grooming salons on the moon, heck, let them believe! For if they were to find out the truth, let's say that is the moon is nothing more than rocks and dust, well what's the interest in that outside of science and astronomy? Not enough to pay the bills.
Crud. Wait a second, did I just accuse them of a reverse conspiracy? OMG! Hmm, I wonder if I can be the father of that one, the first anti-conspiracy conspiracy of the moon!
however because more than likely the objects there are infact artifacts we will never see those new pictures until they are leaked or accidentally looked over by one of nasas under talented shoddy photoshop workers.
which who knows how long that will take.
but that aside. heres to hoping.
i cant wait to see these pictures.
Oh,oh, more more, maybe the shoddy photoshop work is part of the reverse conspiracy! They make it look bad on purpose SO people think there's stuff hiding under there!
I'm on to something!
No - maybe I'm on something!
(I can't wait to see the pictures, either)