bout seals?
Gaskets? Anybody?
Or do we expect them to magically appear when
we need them? (Bitch, bitch, bitch...)
Sterling K. Webb
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From: "E.P. Grondine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 11:01 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-l
Hi all -
When dealing with the man did not walk on the Moon
nuts
(and for these folks man did not walk on the Moon
because either
1) they did not see the reamins of another
civilization there, or
2) NASA was hiding the real astronauts, who did see
the remains, by staging fake landings
Ahem,a
Sterling,
Your explanation about the Apollo 14 photograph is correct. During the
Apollo 14 mission I was the Mission Science Advisor for the A-14 mission in the
Lunar Receiving Laboratory. I participated in the Apollo 14 crew
debriefings with Alan Sheppard, Ed Mitchell and Stuart Rousa al
Sterling,Thanks!..It seems to be the most Plausible explanation yet..And I've seen a few in a Forum I posted it in.And thanks to the other list members as well!..I was wondering about the blue light..your explanation makes the most sense.Are the Fiducials a part of the Film?..or lense? In other pi
Hi,
If you take a look at the thumbnails page for
magazine 67:
http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a14/Ap14_Mag67.jpg
you will see everything is blue-lit. These guys
are not professional photographers and the
Moon is a hard place to shoot pictures of. In
photo 9384, the Sun is just outside the frame.
Kevin, I assume you are referring to the blue streaks in the sky.
I suspect those are reflections from the studio lights against the false
back-drop...
Other than that guess, I'm stumped as well.
Ed
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From: kevin decker
To: Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
I think the photo reveals the following:
- Lower Right = worlds largest (or at least the moon's largest)
pop corn popper
- Mid Left = Lunar port-a-potty
- moon horizon streaks = Festiclause dashing off at warp speed
Best wishes, Michael
on 12/22/06 6:48 PM, Mr EMan at [EMAIL PROT
Elton,List,It says that the Large Package is the Central Station,And the Silver hat shaped object is the Passive Seisometer experiment.What gets me is..there seems to be a blue glow on half of the passive seisometer approximate with the blue streaks in the moonsky.that tells me..it's really there?
I believe that this is a seismometer package--pretty
sure by the grid in the background. The silver package
on the left was a plutonium based(?) thermocouple
powersupply(complete with an insulating blanket). I
believe I read that the experiment is still
transmitting.
The streak ...well any Star T
Hi, Kevin, List,
Assuming you're talking about the blue streaks
in the "sky" that are like UFO contrails, the note in
the Image Library says of AS14-67-9384 (OF300):
"117:25:32 View to the northeast of the Central
Station and, at the left, the Passive Seismometer
experiment. The blue strea
What a great image. It's a masterpiece. I love the styrofoam packing on the lower right hand side.
Bill
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Hello,An
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