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CaptainBeno
reply to post by wmd_2008
I just knew it.
Now we are going to have a crap conversation debating satellite imagery vs Aircraft.
YOU KNOW SATELLITES ARE CAPABLE OF PHOTOGRAPHING THE SURFACE OF THE MOON....CLEAR AS A BELL.
Don't bother arguing, it's a wasted cause.
CaptainBeno
reply to post by CaptainBeno
Here is the proof...............apparently.
Please stop, it hurts, I can't take any more...............
spartacus699
reply to post by expatwhite
he filmed eyes wide shut then was killed. He was one of the few to be let into that world and even work for them ie moon landing.
spartacus699
reply to post by expatwhite
he filmed eyes wide shut then was killed. He was one of the few to be let into that world and even work for them ie moon landing.
seabhac-rua
reply to post by OneFreeMan
How could you possibly see it any other way Topsy?
You're like grandpa Simpson, except where he sees death behind every lampshade, underneath every armchair, at the bottom of every mug of tea, in the smile of every toddler, you see a bleeding conspiracy, isn't that right?
seabhac-rua
reply to post by OneFreeMan
I'm sure you don't actually hate the Dubs, but just find them to be annoying 'know it all's', like most people from outside the pale And I would probably agree with that sentiment.
Yes, you are right, lies from above are commonplace, but let me ask you, why do you find Bill Kaysing to be credible?
JameSimon
reply to post by Komodo
And how does that go against what I said? Satellite pictures are taken from space, obviously, and those are the ones that show streets with little to no detail. Then you have aerial pictures represented by the one you provided and street view pictures that show the streets themselves. Please answer to the fact that:
- Here on Earth most aerial pictures are taken, at most, at an height of 9 and 12km (and that's for comercial flight)
- Moon pictures are taken at an height of 24km.
- Is the resolution for LRO pictures unexpected? NO.
Most commercial aerial photography is done between 1,500 and 4,900 m. altitudes
JameSimon
reply to post by wmd_2008
If you know how to read you'll notice that I said "at most", since I have no data for google pictures altitude I used the max average altitude for comercial flight. Nevertheless, your data just reiterates what I said.
wmd_2008
JameSimon
reply to post by wmd_2008
If you know how to read you'll notice that I said "at most", since I have no data for google pictures altitude I used the max average altitude for comercial flight. Nevertheless, your data just reiterates what I said.
if YOU know how to read you will see NONE are taken the the altitudes you claim!
JameSimon
wmd_2008
JameSimon
reply to post by wmd_2008
If you know how to read you'll notice that I said "at most", since I have no data for google pictures altitude I used the max average altitude for comercial flight. Nevertheless, your data just reiterates what I said.
if YOU know how to read you will see NONE are taken the the altitudes you claim!
There seems to be an understanding problem here.
- I took AS REFERENCE the comercial flight height (average) to calculate the highest altitude a picture could be taken from a plane here on earth: 9 to 12Km
- I compared that same height with LRO's altitude when taking landing site pictures: 24Km
- Conclusion? It's normal that a street picture taken from a plane, EVEN IF IT WAS A COMERCIAL FLIGHT, has more resolution than a picture taken from the LRO and therefore more details.
- Knowing that google "plane" pictures are taken much lower gives even more strength to my argument that states that it's not possible to take better pictures of the landing sites
xavi1000
I'm still on the fence about landings but i'm sure that these guys didn't go on the Moon.
There is a thing called common sense.These guys look like they came back from funeral , not from greatest human achievment in human history.