Have You Ever Wondered Where The Stars Went? Proof that NASA has altered their images, page 1
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reply posted on 20-2-2010 @ 07:25 PM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by franspeakfree



Nasa has been known to recolor and crop photos from time to time, this leads to speculation that they are hiding some secret and that they are sinister evil scientists bent on covering something up...

What are they covering up and why?

No logical response has ever been given and no evidence of any of the responses has ever been provided.

I am not a photo expert so I cannot begin to debunk the video fully. however I can poke holes in it's logic mainly by asking:

Okay geniuses, if Nasa is doing all this tampering WHAT have they removed? The Stars? Okay so if the Stars originally did appear why weren't they kept in? Or were there no stars to begin with because it was shot on a studio? Or have they removed aliens?

If space does look different photographed from the moon what difference does it make? Anyone can buy a telescope and look up at the moon and stars and see what they look like from Earth. Are we to believe the Universe is fundamentally different when viewed from Space? Are the stars up there really lightbulbs on strings

Did you know Apollo 16 actually did take photos of the stars from the moon? They had a special LONG EXPOSURE camera. You see the longer the exposure the easier it would be to pick up distant light sources like the stars. The other cameras they had were designed to photograph the lunar landscape not the stars and had shorter exposures...




And what of the thousands if not millions of photography experts, moon scientists, astronomers and other rational sane people who have all seen these iconic images and never once questioned them? If there were something wrong here don't you think ACTUAL EXPERTS would be up in arms?

Nope, all you see are amateurs and yahoos and for good reason. We did go to the moon and we did take photos and video while there. As far as we can tell none of it was secret and certainly none of it was concealing some deep dark sinister reality.


reply posted on 20-2-2010 @ 08:08 PM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by franspeakfree



99% of what is claimed to be an anomaly or smoking gun has already been explained away. The shadows on the moon, footprints on the moon, and lack of stars have all been explained.

The only thing I've seen that did raise some eyebrows were some pictures of the lunar surface that had a few areas blurred out. But even there we have no evidence the blur is something being hidden (more likely missing data or other human/mechanical error). Saying these images prove they are hiding something is like saying a dead body proves a murder has taken place, it is attaching intent and blame without knowing all the facts.

I'm no expert and I haven't look at every single moon photo that is claimed to show evidence of a conspiracy but I'd say all of them are likely explainable.

Again what advantage does NASA have for hiding something? I see no evidence of a cover-up and no evidence of what they could possibly be covering up.

Does NASA have something to hide? Perhaps. But seeing as how they openly admitted to losing some of their own original footage I'd say they are more likely to admit their blunders than hide them... I see no evidence that they are hiding something as Earth shattering as many Conspiracy Theorists claim.


reply posted on 20-2-2010 @ 10:20 PM by ucalien
reply to post by Titen-Sxull




99% of what is claimed to be an anomaly or smoking gun has already been explained away. The shadows on the moon, footprints on the moon, and lack of stars have all been explained.


Fortunately, thanks to high resolution satellite images, a load of stuffs caught in space, in Mars or even in Earth's orbit, that NASA experts can't explain, without look stupid or liars, are available on Internet. You know... just stuffs like...


Underground built entrances in Mars...




Remnants of ancient statues in Mars...




A pair of worn boots in Mars...




A giant statue of Hours in Iapetus...




Giant spheres in martian ground...




A fleet of plasma-like giant discoid crafts observing the broken Tether, during the STS-75 mission...




Liquid water and tubes suply system in Mars...




Remnants of ancient civilization in Mars...





[edit on 20-2-2010 by ucalien]


reply posted on 20-2-2010 @ 11:28 PM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by ucalien



This is exactly what I'm talking about. Amateur yahoos with their computers and Google Earth think they can post pixelated images, or strange looking rocks, and say they are alien cities or artifacts.

The first video you posted was of a Google Earth/Sky anomaly. As is already well known the data collection process for Google Earth creates photographic artifacts that often appear rectangular or artificial. The recent supposed "Atlantis" Google Earth photo was a product of this data collection. Even if this thing was actually on Mars and was actually rectangular it would be far more likely to be an interesting geological formation than anything alien or artificial.

Taking a look at photos and picking out a few shapes you think are artificial does not count as legitimate research, no more legitimate than staring at clouds or stars and forming shapes or constellations. This is the antithesis of science.

Interesting geological formations exist on Earth. In the past these were blamed on gods or mythological creatures (example: the Giants Causeway). Now the common excuse for planetary geology aliens. The alien answer lacks proof and is just as lazy as the "God did it" excuse for the creation of the Universe.

Also. NASA has never tried to hide any of this stuff, it's all right out there for the yahoos on youtube to make wild claims about.


reply posted on 21-2-2010 @ 01:30 AM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Exuberant1



I was refering to the images in the post I replied to, pictures of rocks and such on Mars which are claimed to be alien artifacts.

Basically any space image that is released. Is it possible NASA has a few stashed away? Sure it is, but they have released a great many photos and images and are pretty forthcoming with discoveries they've made...

I don't know much about the LPI but if it is a science based endeavor I don't think they'd be covering something up.

Editing a photo does not denote intent, we cannot attach sinister malicious intentions just because a few photos are cropped, recolored, or tweaked slightly and we certainly need not assume massive cover-ups about aliens.


reply posted on 21-2-2010 @ 01:49 AM by jra
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Take a look at this video it shows without a shadow of doubt that NASA has tampered with the original frames, the question we have to ask is why? what possible reason would they have to tamper and change the image IF they were not hiding something?


Firstly, how do you know NASA is responsible for this tampering? I ask because there are a number of different sites that contain a collection of Apollo photos. Each of these sites has there own way of presenting the photos. Some of them like to do colour and contrast adjustments to make the photos look better. Other sites leave the scans untouched, allowing you to do your own adjustments. If you look at the sites with the untouched scans, you'll notice that the images look washed out. The blackness of space in some of these scans isn't black at all.

For example, take a look at the first photo mentioned in the video.
AS15-91-12343. Note that the black space is more of a dark grey/green colour and hasn't been adjusted or corrected at all. Nor has there been any masking of the surrounding space to hide stars. Stars will simply not show up in photos that are set to day time exposure settings. Star light is just to dim and it won't show up in exposures that are taken in fractions of a second. You need exposures taken in seconds to tens of seconds to get stars to appear.

Any masking you might find in Apollo photography is done to make the black space 100% black and it's generally done by the people who host the photos and not NASA themselves. I think LunaCognita, who made that video, should have checked more than one source for Apollo photography.



reply posted on 21-2-2010 @ 04:28 AM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Exuberant1



I imagine they are smart enough to not take pictures of any spy satellites to begin (unless they were doing recon on enemy spy sats) with and if they did have pictures of one they could easily simply not release the photo in question to the public at all. They are probably aware of the locations of all satellites before launch, possibly even the secret ones, they probably have to be given an all clear of all space debris artificial or otherwise before they even launch.

That's just my guess...


reply posted on 21-2-2010 @ 04:47 AM by Exuberant1
reply to post by Titen-Sxull



Why do you think NASA would be worried about what they capture in images which they have control over?

We (the public) do not need to know, and images of any devices which are related to National security could be photographed because the images would either be censored or not released.

Anyhow, as you chose to avoid answering my earlier question I shall pose it again and slightly differently:

How would you remove a spy satellite or hardware relating to national security from Apollo images in a manner which provides a plausible and believable rational for your alterations?

(I figured I would be more specific and use Apollo images for this question as they are also the source of much contention and are easily accessible should you have need)

*Note: Saying again that you believe astronauts would not image something related to national security will not suffice - that is a cop-out. If you are unable to envisage and put into words your thoughts on how an object might be removed from a space image, please admit that now. But you are a smart guy, I would like to hear your speculative theory if you have one.





[edit on 21-2-2010 by Exuberant1]


reply posted on 21-2-2010 @ 05:07 AM by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Exuberant1



I did answer it. I said if by some mistake they did image something pertaining to national security they would not have even bothered releasing that particular photo. Like you said it would be censored and probably not even released. They wouldn't do a cut and paste job and release the photo anyway...

Why not contact NASA and ask them yourself or do a freedom of information act as I am sure anything photographed during the Apollo Missions that was classified then would be easy to get released now.

If they did photograph it and for some odd reason HAD to release the photo anyway I'm sure they could hire a photographic expert to edit the sensitive areas out. All they really would have to do is A) not release the photo or B) Crop the offending portion of the photo out or cut it from the photo altogether

But they wouldn't need to because they wouldn't be releasing it to the public and if they did release a butchered edited cropped photo they would likely try to keep it from becoming well known, iconic or easily available in public record...

If NASA's been spying on satellites that's fine with me and that would be a real reason to hide something... Aliens on the other hand, well most scientists at NASA would probably die from excitement if they found fully formed bacteria in a Martian rock let alone evidence of an advanced race...
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