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Originally posted by wirehead
Originally posted by Cynicaleye
Is it not the shadow of the shuttle taking the pic?
A much more likely explanation is that during the long process of scanning and digitizing all the millions of photographs from the NASA missions, a piece of dust got on the scanner bed. If it were a shadow, we'd expect it to be blurred in a manner consistent with the lunar surface at the particular focal depth of the photograph, reflecting the orientation of the craft and the position of the sun. On the other hand, you can essentially guarantee that at least one of the digital copies of these photographs will feature a piece of dust on the scanning bed.
Originally posted by holywar666
Originally posted by Willease
I happen to be friends with Streetcap1 so I know this anomaly is not faked. But having found over 1800 anomalies myself in NASA images, I wouldn't hold my breath about it being an alien craft.
Maybe you two would like some tea and toast to go with your friendship and love for aliens.
MEMO: Aliens dont exist, its a HUGE plot to deceive the human people into thinking there is life beyond earth.
Find all the anomalies you want, they will keep adding more.
Originally posted by Willease
Originally posted by holywar666
Originally posted by Willease
I happen to be friends with Streetcap1 so I know this anomaly is not faked. But having found over 1800 anomalies myself in NASA images, I wouldn't hold my breath about it being an alien craft.
Maybe you two would like some tea and toast to go with your friendship and love for aliens.
MEMO: Aliens dont exist, its a HUGE plot to deceive the human people into thinking there is life beyond earth.
Find all the anomalies you want, they will keep adding more.
Who will add more? NASA? There is no plot to fool people into believing anything of the kind. The accusation is absurd and unwarranted.
By the way, here's another anomaly...
AS11-39-5741
www.lpi.usra.edu...
Originally posted by Mclaneinc
I can't say for the other images but the first clearly looks like a fleck of dirt on the image but then again others will start the 'aliens morph into odd shapes to confuse researchers' type dialogue. I believe but I'm not going to make a fool out of myself for that image.
The item is very obviously near the scanners lens, its in focus while the image isn't.
Isn't that enough?
edit on 1-4-2012 by Mclaneinc because: (no reason given)
You can prove this yourself by adding a little dirt to a camera lens and taking a picture.
Originally posted by Cynicaleye
Here is the pic in full resolution,zoom in on the object far into the distance. Undeniably a craft of some-sort.
edit on 30-3-2012 by Cynicaleye because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by LeaderofLostSouls
Originally posted by Cynicaleye
Here is the pic in full resolution,zoom in on the object far into the distance. Undeniably a craft of some-sort.
edit on 30-3-2012 by Cynicaleye because: (no reason given)
That looks really unimpressive and totally fake. Looks like someone is trying to test their Photoshop skills.
Originally posted by LeaderofLostSouls
That looks really unimpressive and totally fake. Looks like someone is trying to test their Photoshop skills.
Originally posted by The Shrike
"Pedantic" I must be for you supplied the answer to the not-asked question. The OP is about an object above the lunar surface. That's where any other "anomaly" should be seen to be discussed.