reply to post by Exuberant1
come on mate we are all waiting for the photos
do you have one of them zapping the Centaur or lcross
before impact
NASA probes give moon a double smack
...NASA officials said their instruments were working, but live photos of the actual crash were missing.
Originally posted by Strype
NASA probes give moon a double smack
...NASA officials said their instruments were working, but live photos of the actual crash were missing.
Deja-Vu? Anybody?
Originally posted by ngchunter
Maybe I saw an impact flash, or maybe I'm delusional,
One positive report came from Kitt Peak Observatory in Arizona, where a flash of visible light revealing the presence of sodium was recorded during the impact.
Originally posted by ziggystar60
I certainly don't think you are delucional.![]()
And during the press conferane about the LCROSS impact it was said that a sodium flash was observed, perhaps that is what you saw?
New Scientist also reports this:
One positive report came from Kitt Peak Observatory in Arizona, where a flash of visible light revealing the presence of sodium was recorded during the impact.
www.newscientist.com...
Originally posted by Copernicus
Originally posted by Strype
NASA probes give moon a double smack
...NASA officials said their instruments were working, but live photos of the actual crash were missing.
Deja-Vu? Anybody?
What do we really see in this video? A zoom in on a crater. Picture going white when the rocket is still far out in space. Some guys in a control room.
Draw your own conclusions.
[edit on 9-10-2009 by Copernicus]