What did China's Chang'e 3 moon rover take a picture of ?

reply to post by Phage


Think I will go with UFO's ha ha.

Phage
reply to post by Ove38

 

www.unmannedspaceflight.com...

From the video here:
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edit on 12/22/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)

Can you find a sharp picture of the crater in question, like this picture of the rover ?

I refuse the rock theory. I say a rogue decepticon

reply to post by Ove38

The video is clear enough for me.
It's a rock.

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With all the great photo/video technology we have, I have to wonder why this image looks so crappy? It seems to be this way with almost every image that comes from space. These clowns should put a 3D/stereoscopic camera on these damn rovers that might actually resolve what the hell things are in the final image prints.

I guess the Chinese space agency is also run by a load of narcissistic, autistic nearsighted morons.

Cheers - Dave

reply to post by Ove38


Picture is too blurry to tell. Could be a rock or a man made pyramid or a pile of socks. I can't tell.

Soylent Green Is People
I suppose it could be something similar to the objects of the left hand side of this image, but with the object's shadow being on the right side of the object, rather than the right side of the object being sunlit.

A higher-res image could end up showing the object as more amorphously-shaped, rather than being so pixelated that it looks geometric.

The strangest rock is the one at 11 oclock in the distance.

wildespace

Ove38
What is that in front of the crater ?

A large boulder. Also visible in the landing footage:

Or this ?





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Bad example Phage, those are all Weathered by Erosion Rocks. Have any photos of non weathered Triangular rocks?

wildespace

Ove38
What is that in front of the crater ?

A large boulder. Also visible in the landing footage:

I can't tell what it is, but I do know the shadow is on the wrong side. Look at all the other mounds with the shadow on the same side.

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Not mounds. Craters.

I like lamp. nay.
I like rock.
rock, rock, rock, rock
Yay rocks!!

Phage
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Not mounds. Craters.

Really???? That is the only thing you can say? So sorry I called them mounds. Now how about explain why the "crater" does not have the shadow in the correct spot.

Lets hope they get around to taking photos of the Lunar Rover or the US Flag.

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So sorry I called them mounds. Now how about explain why the "crater" does not have the shadow in the correct spot.

There's a difference between a crater and a mound. A mound is convex. A crater is concave.
Both the craters and the rock have their shadows in the correct orientation.

ohioriver

Phage
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Not mounds. Craters.

Really???? That is the only thing you can say? So sorry I called them mounds. Now how about explain why the "crater" does not have the shadow in the correct spot.

They do. The edge of the crater is what's causing the shadow.

Phage
reply to post by Ove38

 

Yes.

Here's another
www.treasurenet.com...

Where did you find this one Phage? Is it from the ruins of an old building?


Sorry Phage, I meant this one.
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I have edited this for correction, after your response below.

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It's a rock someone picked up on a beach.
www.treasurenet.com...

bobs_uruncle
reply to post by Ove38

 

With all the great photo/video technology we have, I have to wonder why this image looks so crappy?

Um, because it's made in China.

Phage
reply to post by Violater1

 

It's a rock someone picked up on a beach.

Sorry, I meant to choose this one.
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