Could be one of those supernovae thingys.... idk...
This evidence is a side walk on the wild side where things get a little strange. It is visual evidence found in the official record obtained by the astronauts on the 1968 Apollo 8 mission to the Moon using Hasselblad 70mm cameras focused toward Earth from the Command Module and the mission was the occasion of many firsts.
Keep in mind that the cameras here are using film and not digital media.


In the above 1st image from image #AS08-13-2382, as you can see the evidence details are very dark and dim. The 2nd image with some graphics work in it by me brings out quite a bit of detail and, as you can see, it looks very strange. I think that there is little question as to whether it represents organic life or not but then the big question is whether it represents alien life in space or some scanned in Earth microbic life due to carelessness in keeping the scanning plate sufficiently clean and free of debris here on Earth?
Originally posted by onehuman
As you can see he does try to address the probability of mans carelessness...
Static discharges appear on some of the prints. I have not found any mention of the problem. They just lived with it.
right off the bat .. there's proof there that Apollo astronauts COULD see stars; which of course means the astronauts lie when they said "no, we couldn't see stars"
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Komodo
right off the bat .. there's proof there that Apollo astronauts COULD see stars; which of course means the astronauts lie when they said "no, we couldn't see stars"
They said they couldn't see stars while they were on the surface of the Moon. Apollo 8 did not land on the Moon.
But those aren't stars, they are crud on the film.