Calling all Moon Hoaxers Hubble is staring at the Moon!, page 1

Calling all Moon Hoaxers Hubble is staring at the Moon!

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Hubble will observe the moon for seven hours on the day of the transit to get a good sampling of spectroscopic data. Here's a practice image of the impact crater Tycho,

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This could be just what we need to prove/disprove the Apollo moon landings. If Hubble is watching the moon very closely and carefully for hours, we can check to see if the Apollo landing sites are actually there!

Personally I have my doubts that we actually went to the moon. What makes me question the validity of Apollo was the radiation problem, i never had to rely on the photographic evidence.

But now if NASA releases these images, considering they are going to be in such high quality they can see the Venus transit across the sun happening on the moon, we should be able to see these landing sites, finally, and in a quality that leaves no one asking questions one way or the other.

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reply to post by epsilon69

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So Nasa points Hubble to the moon... and that would give us an opportunity to prove them as liars by studying if the landing sites are there?

You really think they are that dumb? Any pictures released of those areas would of course first be altered in an appropriate way before release.

But i doubt we are even allowed to study those areas in detail, as the photoshop experts among us would probably be able to detect these alterations, so don´t be surprised if they have conveniently pointed the telescope "somewhere else", unable to be maneuvered or zoomed in at our command.

Short version: Don´t get your hopes up.

Originally posted by epsilon69


This could be just what we need to prove/disprove the Apollo moon landings. If Hubble is watching the moon very closely and carefully for hours, we can check to see if the Apollo landing sites are actually there!

Personally I have my doubts that we actually went to the moon. What makes me question the validity of Apollo was the radiation problem, i never had to rely on the photographic evidence.

But now if NASA releases these images, considering they are going to be in such high quality they can see the Venus transit across the sun happening on the moon, we should be able to see these landing sites, finally, and in a quality that leaves no one asking questions one way or the other.

cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

I'm with you, a bit skeptical because of the Van Allen belt. Plus, the question of why we haven't returned in nearly 40 years seems to make one wonder. The only problem I see with what you are saying about the Hubble is that if the moon landings never did happen wouldn't NASA just fix the photos to show the landing sites? Or maybe not point the Hubble in that area at all. Because the organization behind the moon conspiracy is the same org as the one taking the pictures I don't see anything being proven or dis-proven.

Originally posted by epsilon69

Calling all Moon Hoaxers Hubble is staring at the Moon!

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Hubble will observe the moon for seven hours on the day of the transit to get a good sampling of spectroscopic data. Here's a practice image of the impact crater Tycho,

(visit the link for the full news article)

So they've been lying all these years when they said hubble couldn't photograph the moon for technical reasons?

Or is this some new technology added to hubble?

I'm suspicious either way.

Originally posted by NeoVain
reply to post by epsilon69

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So Nasa points Hubble to the moon... and that would give us an opportunity to prove them as liars by studying if the landing sites are there?

You really think they are that dumb? Any pictures released of those areas would of course first be altered in an appropriate way before release.

But i doubt we are even allowed to study those areas in detail, as the photoshop experts among us would probably be able to detect these alterations, so don´t be surprised if they have conveniently pointed the telescope "somewhere else", unable to be maneuvered or zoomed in at our command.

Short version: Don´t get your hopes up.

So what your pretty much saying is that no matter what new information comes to light, you will never be swayed in your opinion. It seems to me your being a bit ignorant.

I dont mean to insult I am not saying you are an ignorant person. I am just saying your are acting ignorant

reply to post by pianopraze

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In this article Phi Plait claims that Hubble doesn't have the resolution power to see the landing sites on the moon. This maybe true, but then how does the Hubble pick up the traces of light coming off Venus during its transit across the Sun?

Originally posted by epsilon69
reply to post by pianopraze

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In this article Phi Plait claims that Hubble doesn't have the resolution power to see the landing sites on the moon. This maybe true, but then how does the Hubble pick up the traces of light coming off Venus during its transit across the Sun?

I've heard several reasons why it supposedly couldn't do it...

from the one your quoteing, to:

it's too close, the optics are designed to focus on objects further away...
it's to bright, the optics are not designed to focus on anything that bright...

to others... there seems to be no end of reason why hubble couldn't photograph the moon...

now it can???

reply to post by NeoVain

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Hi neo,
Of course they are that dumb.
They have never hit one out of the park yet.
What the heck do they have to gain.
How many moon mapping missions??
Almost every nation has mapped the moon.lol Is this another attempt to waste the tax payers money and beat them silly with the results.
??? ljb

reply to post by epsilon69

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Really?? Hubble doesn't have high enough resolution? I remember hearing once that American satellite could "pick the date off a dime". There is no freaking way that Hubble doesnt have high enough resolution. With a super powerful telescope and a damn nice camera I bet you could almost see them for yourself

reply to post by Renegade2283

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I remember some people believing that when Hubble was first put up and they had to "fix it" , people were saying that it wasn't broken at all just tuned to spy on Earth instead of looking into space.

reply to post by alfa1

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Seems kinda pathetic really

Originally posted by NeoVain
reply to post by epsilon69

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So Nasa points Hubble to the moon... and that would give us an opportunity to prove them as liars by studying if the landing sites are there?

You really think they are that dumb? Any pictures released of those areas would of course first be altered in an appropriate way before release.

But i doubt we are even allowed to study those areas in detail, as the photoshop experts among us would probably be able to detect these alterations, so don´t be surprised if they have conveniently pointed the telescope "somewhere else", unable to be maneuvered or zoomed in at our command.

Short version: Don´t get your hopes up.

So the excuses begin already!

Not only have you made one excuse, but two to cover both possible outcomes!

If they capture the Apollo landing sites, apparently they are going to be photoshopped so we will believe they are there.
If the Apollo sites are not captured, it was on purpose because they do not want to be caught by self professed "photoshop experts" who have never proven NASA has altered images in the first place, because these "experts" have no formal training in image analysis!

You people are NUTS. Will you accept reality any time soon? How irrational can you get? You have a bias so you will refuse any further information that will prove you wrong. HA

reply to post by epsilon69

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There is no "radiation problem":

What makes me question the validity of Apollo was the radiation problem....

That's total hogwash.....not for such short trips, lasting a mere week, or two at most.

i never had to rely on the photographic evidence.

What a crying shame.


About Hubble: NO, the Hubble cannot resolve items the size of the Apollo hardware. It simply does not have that capacity. The LROC (the camera that was part of the LCROSS experiment) is currently in orbit, and is still photographing the Moon's surface, and acquiring more and more precise imaging. Down to 0.5 meters per pixel. This is more than enough to get quality images of Apollo equipment, especially the Descent Stages, still there.

And, of course, this has been shown.....it's everywhere on the Web.

There is simply no excuse for the "Moon Hoax" nonsense to exist, anymore.

(eta): Never was, actually. The "Hoax" idea was made-up.....concocted decades ago by a disgruntled ex-North American Aviation employee (NAA was one of the Apollo contractors).

Bill Kaysing. He claimed to be an "engineer" at NAA, but in fact was a proof-reader for the technical documents that they published, about their projects. He made-up the entire "Hoax" out of anger.....anger at NAA (and by extension, NASA) but primarily, anger at the United States Government.....because he was violently opposed to the Vietnam conflict....and thought this would be his way to "embarrass" the U.S. Government.

So, from one crackpot (Kaysing), it took only a few others (notably, a complete moron named Ralph Rene') to keep spreading the idiocy....to the tiny, tiny fringe minority who couldn't (or wouldn't) do the science for themselves, and check these men's alleged "facts" and claims.

Originally posted by pianopraze
I've heard several reasons why it supposedly couldn't do it...

it's too close, the optics are designed to focus on objects further away...
it's to bright, the optics are not designed to focus on anything that bright...

to others... there seems to be no end of reason why hubble couldn't photograph the moon...

now it can???

Conspiracy theorists like to make stuff up.
The actual NASA Hubble telescope web sites says yes it can view the moon, and here's a picture of the moon to prove it can, in 1999....
hubblesite

A quick google search could have told you that.

reply to post by ProudBird

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Really? Now thats what Im talking about. I knew there had to be something that could get clear pictures. You gotta a link to those pictures of the landing sites? Just so we can put this theory to rest already

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