When do we get pictures of the MOON in colors ?

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


What exactly do you want?

Besides the Apollo mission photos, THIS is the best you're gonna get.

0.5m per pixel resolution.

reply to post by Chadwickus


I guess you don't want any good pictures of the moon with colors...

Seems like you are satisfied with those few pictures of the hole moon colored..

Being able to zoom like Google Earth...

But some short answers from NASA is good enough aren't they?

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


Well if you've missed my edit, then you'll love this (doubt it)

target.lroc.asu.edu...

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


Now that you understand that there IS space shown in the picture, lets wrap your head around this. If I take a picture of, lets say a tree at night. Chances are you are not going to see the stars beyond the tree in the picture. The camera is focused on the tree, not whats behind it.
Now youre going to say, "What about the stars from the moon? Theres no atmosphere, so they must be really bright in the background." Well, they still appear very small from the moons surface, probably not much bigger appearing than they are from Earth, definately more vivid and clear! But it is still photography! I dont know if there are pictures of just the stars from the moon or not. I'll look for them, I bet they would be a sight to see! Either way, you can do some research yourself, and take some picture of stuff tonight, and report back on here what you learned

How is this possible?

Anyone else seeing this?



Close up!

reply to post by Chadwickus


Been there, and guess what my friend its B&W ...

There are plenty of pictures from the moon in color...but pretty much everything is grey, there is some orange soil there ...apollo 17 astronauts discovered some places underneath the lunar dust whre you could see some orange soil. They brought back some samples from it.

here's some pics of it..in color....
nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov...
mooncollector.com...

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


I am tired. Here is a start for you. It is called magnitude. A star's brightness against the moon's brightness.

If the moon is brighter than the stars, you will not see the stars. It is like sitting on a huge spotlight trying to use a flashlight. The spotlight is brighter than the flashlight. Hence you will not notice the flashlight.

Again I am tired and I do not wish to do some research for you on a topic that has already been explained so many times. I do not need to prove anything.

ETA: I replied to the wrong post. It was supposed to be the post from the other page.lol....Not the pic

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


Can you provide the original NASA source for that image?

reply to post by liejunkie01


Magnitude? so the moon is so bright nothing can be seen right?

So we in New York never seen a star??

Nonsense claims i would say, PURE ignorant "science"....

Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay
reply to post by liejunkie01

 

Magnitude? so the moon is so bright nothing can be seen right?

So we in New York never seen a star??

Nonsense claims i would say, PURE ignorant "science"....

That does it for me.

I am out of here. Have fun on your quest for the truth.

reply to post by liejunkie01


Thanks for the magnitude post saved me from explaining it, but I see they still dont understand.. quick explanation.. stars appear brighter in the country than the city....
either way the OP has no real direction or even knows what they want this thread to be about, went from why arent there color photos of the moon... they were posted... now its cropping moon photos. I work third shift, Im done wasting my time on this one... Have fun

Originally posted by liejunkie01

Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay
reply to post by liejunkie01

 

Magnitude? so the moon is so bright nothing can be seen right?

So we in New York never seen a star??

Nonsense claims i would say, PURE ignorant "science"....

That does it for me.

I am out of here. Have fun on your quest for the truth.

Good luck to you sir, if you want to hold that "scientifically statement" so close to your ignorant heart.

Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by JacquesDeMolay

 

Can you provide the original NASA source for that image?

Apollo 17 Earth Rise photo was featured on the cover of LIFE Magazine - January 1,1972.

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


Oh, you mean this one?



spaceflight.nasa.gov...

Your one, I believe is a photoshop job of this one:

Artist Concept of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter with Apollo mission imagery in the background. Credit: NASA

wiki.nasa.gov...

Yours for comparison:




Oops.

Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay

Originally posted by liejunkie01

Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay
reply to post by liejunkie01

 

Magnitude? so the moon is so bright nothing can be seen right?

So we in New York never seen a star??

Nonsense claims i would say, PURE ignorant "science"....

That does it for me.

I am out of here. Have fun on your quest for the truth.

Good luck to you sir, if you want to hold that "scientifically statement" so close to your ignorant heart.

I know your tone....The way you reply........

I see you are new here.......Hmmm.......Hmmmm

The use of the word ignorant is a dead givaway...

It seems that new posters are throwing that word around alot............Paranoia has its perks.

reply to post by liejunkie01


Ignorance has its perks.

reply to post by Chadwickus


You call me a Troll

Those picture are highly doubtful, all of them.

And one of those you added and stated photoshop have stars in it

Originally posted by JacquesDeMolay
reply to post by liejunkie01

 

Ignorance has its perks.

Then could you please explain that to Mr. Chadwickus. I think he debunked your main evidence there oh great one...I think he is waiting on the next one.


That was great ,by the way Mr Wickus.

reply to post by JacquesDeMolay


Troll is troll.

Have the sense to know when to quit.