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wombatta
Back in the 70s ,1971 to be exact, their was a man, im sure by his name he was jewish he owned a shop in town[we used to go to] where we used to live, there was an Army base about 10 miles out ,and my mother told me that even way back then, he insisted , the whole moon landing was a hoax and a setup.At school there were kids whose fathers were in the Army, and two kids who sat behind me at school would always talk about UFOs and things like the Dark side of the moon ,and how there were bases there etc ,these were 7 years olds, and i used to wonder where the heck they came up with these things,evidently had heard their fathers talking about it .
SayonaraJupiter
NASA proving NASA is not a credible proof.
wildespace
SayonaraJupiter
NASA proving NASA is not a credible proof.
What about ASU proving NASA? The LROC camera is an ASU instrument.
science.asu.edu...
lroc.sese.asu.edu...
NASA has contractual agreements with ASU to digitally remove the cross-hairs from the Apollo images. Why would they do that if not because they had something to hide, with the Hasselblads or the negatives??
SayonaraJupiter
NASA has contractual agreements with ASU to digitally remove the cross-hairs from the Apollo images. Why would they do that if not because they had something to hide, with the Hasselblads or the negatives?
SayonaraJupiter
Pretty much all the LRO images of Apollo landing sites were credited to ASU.
wildespace
SayonaraJupiter
NASA has contractual agreements with ASU to digitally remove the cross-hairs from the Apollo images. Why would they do that if not because they had something to hide, with the Hasselblads or the negatives?
To make them look prettier for publication? Images at the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal have their crosshairs intact.
SayonaraJupiter
Pretty much all the LRO images of Apollo landing sites were credited to ASU.
Yes, because they were taken with LROC camera, which was made by, and is operated by, ASU: asunews.asu.edu... ASU is also the organisation that actually releases LROC images: asunews.asu.edu...
webstra
wildespace
SayonaraJupiter
NASA has contractual agreements with ASU to digitally remove the cross-hairs from the Apollo images. Why would they do that if not because they had something to hide, with the Hasselblads or the negatives?
To make them look prettier for publication? Images at the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal have their crosshairs intact.
SayonaraJupiter
Pretty much all the LRO images of Apollo landing sites were credited to ASU.
Yes, because they were taken with LROC camera, which was made by, and is operated by, ASU: asunews.asu.edu... ASU is also the organisation that actually releases LROC images: asunews.asu.edu...
we know we know...Nasa went far to make things prettier, extremely far.
"The reseau marks are the key to understanding the greatest, most extensive and expensive conspiracy in history because _____________."
SayonaraJupiter
reply to post by DJW001
"The reseau marks are the key to understanding the greatest, most extensive and expensive conspiracy in history because _____________."
Because they used CGI to enhance the LRO images so they could show you what you desperately wanted to see (pareidolia). They tweaked the landing site images to show a Shadow Flag and the Black Blob LRV and "footpaths". Therefore, the trustworthiness of the NASA/ASU "confirmation" images is not as much valuable as you seem to think it is.
Here is the CGI for Apollo 17. Notice the pixels can be just about anything you want them to be. The footpaths could be robotic rover tracks. and the Shadow Flag again is just pixels.
edit on 2/21/2014 by SayonaraJupiter because: (no reason given)
SayonaraJupiter
reply to post by DJW001
"The reseau marks are the key to understanding the greatest, most extensive and expensive conspiracy in history because _____________."
Because they used CGI to enhance the LRO images so they could show you what you desperately wanted to see (pareidolia). They tweaked the landing site images to show a Shadow Flag and the Black Blob LRV and "footpaths". Therefore, the trustworthiness of the NASA/ASU "confirmation" images is not as much valuable as you seem to think it is.
Here is the CGI for Apollo 17. Notice the pixels can be just about anything you want them to be. The footpaths could be robotic rover tracks. and the Shadow Flag again is just pixels.
edit on 2/21/2014 by SayonaraJupiter because: (no reason given)
DJW001
I don't see the word "reseau" anywhere in your response. Try again.
SayonaraJupiter
DJW001
I don't see the word "reseau" anywhere in your response. Try again.
I don't see you defending the pixel flag. That's your Shadow Flag buddy! Try again.
webstra
I think you have to be enormous desperate if you are nasa and trying to prove that apollo astronauts have been on the moon with a photo like the one above. Hilarious picture.
webstra
I think you have to be enormous desperate if you are nasa and trying to prove that apollo astronauts have been on the moon with a photo like the one above. Hilarious picture.
DJW001
SayonaraJupiter
DJW001
I don't see the word "reseau" anywhere in your response. Try again.
I don't see you defending the pixel flag. That's your Shadow Flag buddy! Try again.
One more evasion and I'll have the Mods on you for trolling. Seriously, your behavior lately has led me to suspect that you've given your password to decisively. That would get you banned.