Originally posted by i_want_the_truth
Just on a side note though...this guy has an extensive collection of Nasa airbrushed images (This is fact) and I think that he takes each projects
objectively and does not make assumptions.
The problem is that it's not a fact, many of the "airbrushed" images are just bad interpretation of bad copies of the photos.
One of the pages he had was based on high-resolution (30 cm per pixel) photos from HiRISE, and he based his "analysis" on the low resolution JPEG
files because, according to him, "that is what most people will see" (or something like that).
How can someone consider it a good analysis if it was based on the images that would be the most seen instead of basing it on the best photos
available?
I never liked his work (too many assumptions and too little updating of the data, sometimes ignoring new photos that show things in a different way
from the older photos), but when I saw that explanation I was convinced that he only does it to gain public to his site, he is not interested in the
truth, only in the "show".