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Looking for LRVs ? , here's a link to a picture of one on the moon taken in 2011 ...http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/images/584392main_M168000580LR_ap17_area.jpg [ the "parked" LRV is very close to the right edge of the image]On that image you can also see the tyre tracks it has made on the moon's surface.End of story.
If ektachrome film cannot survive space radiation/magnetic/lunar surface heat extremes ...
If ektachrome film cannot survive space radiation/magnetic/lunar surface heat extremes and SSTV cannot be transmitted 270,000 miles (the length of 30 earths) by a lunar module running on obsolete vacuum tubes and weak Exide batteries, why not fake it, eh?
... call this phenomena the "Kubrick Horizontal"...
RD (or anyone), show me an Apollo 17 photo (with a background) that does not contain a Kubrick Horizontal terrain separation.
Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 12/11/2013 19:25:12RD (or anyone), show me an Apollo 17 photo (with a background) that does not contain a Kubrick Horizontal terrain separation.Only if you ask nicely and promise never to post in this forum again.
... Surely it must be a simple task to find just ONE photo without the terrain line? Just ONE? How hard can it be to find just ONE?
Did you know Hasselblad crosshairs are ETCHED into the glass and its impossible for it to be underneath a photo?
RD, Why is the Hasselblad crosshair UNDER the rover in your first 2 photos?
Which glass?
Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 13/11/2013 03:22:02RD, Why is the Hasselblad crosshair UNDER the rover in your first 2 photos?See "crosshair knockout" on this page ... http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/tv/iangoddard/moon01.htm[ BTW how about attributing the quote in your previous post from an unnamed person claiming unnamed Hollywood "experts" told him his belief that Apollo footage was faked via front-projection was correct ].
Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 13/11/2013 03:22:02RD, Why is the Hasselblad crosshair UNDER the rover in your first 2 photos?See "crosshair knockout" on this page ... http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/tv/iangoddard/moon01.htm