Originally posted by space.odyssey
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As I’ve previously argued ( see Hoghead Cheese too) the POINT is why are we still dependent on these extremely basic, low resolution, low tech pictures?
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I’m not anti-American and I guess the decision on this cover-up goes wide -- probably including the Vatican, other leading nations, and all those concerned with world stability. And yes, the Japanese and the Indians also seem to be suppressing the evidence, although the Indians seem keen to let the cat out of the bag. Sometimes you have to use your “intuition” to see the bigger picture
My likely guess is this:
Nasa found something on the moon, a long time ago, so frightening in its implications for mankind, they’re still running scared right now. They don’t know how to reveal this information to the public without frightening them. So we have a managed process in place to slowly reveal the bigger picture to the public.
We are "...not dependent on these extremely basic, low resolution, low tech pictures? ..." You may be because you depend on photos only from the Internet. But as I've stated over and over, NASA published a lot of publications with high resolution photos. National Geographic featured moon photos on a few of its issues. You can order high resolution poster-size prints and slides which you can project bigger than anything you can imagine.
Don't continue complaining. Look for the sources, they're out there and available. National Geos go for .25 cents in thrift stores. Public library book sales sometimes offer the NASA books. There's a bargain on eBay right now and it's the Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas Of The Moon for only $146. That's a bargain! If I didn't have a copy I'd spring for it.



Maybe it was in 1971, wich is the year of print for mine,
but I think since 71 we should have obtained from Nasa and others photos with much more quality.
Where is the big joke ? tell me please ? 
