Writing In Chad "Drone" Image - An Answer?

Writing In Chad "Drone" Image & Clementine 1 Spacecraft

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Is there a connection between the dragonfly "drones" and the 1994 Clementine 1 or other lunar missions?

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[edit on 18-6-2007 by j_kalin]

[edit on 18-6-2007 by j_kalin]

Apparently, if one manipulates the text on the arm of the "Chad Drone", one comes up with +x yx7+

If you google that, you are directed to:

PDS_VERSION_ID = PDS3 /*** FILE FORMAT ***/ RECORD_TYPE ...
M p 3 ð 2 ¿ [ ¢ / ˜ o ï ' ¡ ® ‘ Þ ’ 3 u Z t µ é V y Ä § O ó f 1 ¾ o j x Ž _ ¸ o 9 Ý $ Ü ... R ·8Æõ yX7+ Û½1hÐ(è¤íÿ몲?8ê»w9ëAHó&@Üo€v ”æ0Ë“Œ ¶zæœ,`Žeê ý… ...
starbase.jpl.nasa.gov/.../clem1-l_e_y-a_b_u_h_l_n-2-edr-v1.0/ cl_0060/lun262/lhxxxxxx/lhxxxxxd/lhd0437d.262 - 22k - Cached - Similar pages

If you google "starbase.jpl.nasa.gov" you are sent to operating parameters for the Clementine 1 spacecraft, circa 1994. What is the connection?


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[edit on 18-6-2007 by j_kalin]

They are just ascii control characters and 'yx7+' is the only part of your search string that turned up - it's not a full match.

You're also posting this as "breaking news".. I think you want the UFO forum.

Hi,

I extracted the information from the related Clementine PDS file. Nothing special found.

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OH dear !

the .PDS file is an image file - which your browser - nor any image program you have running is configured to open

your browser - and google renders [ or attempts to render ] unknown file types as ASCII characters

that is why you see " random " characters

and it is pointless to google them - or attempt to compare the " text " to other text strings

Originally posted by ignorant_ape
OH dear !

the .PDS file is an image file - which your browser - nor any image program you have running is configured to open

your browser - and google renders [ or attempts to render ] unknown file types as ASCII characters

that is why you see " random " characters

and it is pointless to google them - or attempt to compare the " text " to other text strings

No offense buddy, but I feel that it is NOT pointless. The OP looked at the text on the drone, and realized the text on it looked like known letters and characters from the english language. I see nothing wrong with this approach. Just trying to link the chad text to anything already known. Good detective work in my opinion

To Anyone intrested: mabey opening these cryptic languages in notepad, then saving them in different file formats like .png or.bmp may get something?


pds.jpl.nasa.gov...

[edit on 19-7-2007 by Gorman91]

Sorry but when I read this my first reaction was HAHAHAHAHAHA