More fun with Skeptical Ed!
By now most of you know that I speak my mind when it comes to posts where lunar photos are featured with claims that said photos hold what the
claimant sees as alien artifacts and/or structures. I always criticize the photos because not one of the offered photos is a high-resolution photo
which would dispel any thought of error on what is observed. One has to see through the "fog" of blurriness or over-pixelation which results only
in disappointment.
I recently posted a thread pointing to what looks like a "sycle" in a crater and those seeing the NASA photo had no trouble in seeing the
illusion.
Here again is one of my findings in a NASA lunar photo which shows, clearly, what could be termed anomalous images. The photo is of Tycho crater and
can be seen to best advantage in the February 1969 issue of NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, page 234. I took a digital photo and you can see it and a closeup
below. Not in the highest resolution of my original photo but I reproduce it in lower-resolution 'cause I don't know how big a photo can be posted
on this forum, although the resolution I used seems to do the job.
The first photo is an overall view and you can see my yelllow "sticky" with my drawn version of what's seen "leaning" against the center peak of
the crater. Not only are the "symbols" visible but they seem to be throwing shadows making them stand out from the peak's slope. The center peak
is 7,000 feet high so if these 2 things are really there, they are huge.
Additionally, and this is best seen in the magazine's photo or if you get a print from NASA, there's a perfect Roman V (with seriffs) right at the
base of the "symbols."
Tycho crater photo from Lunar Orbiter V.
Closeup of the central peak with what look like 2 "symbols"