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why can I see studio lights on the moon? [PHOTO]
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Hmmmmm guys.....In the following picture, zoom in on the Astronauts Sun Visor..... HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOO You can see another Astronaut taking the picture but look at the shadows on the ground of the flag and Astronaut, they don't match the shadows when you zoom out..... [ link to www.hq.nasa.gov] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 22944086 Yes, they do. Convex visor distorts it some but they do match. Are you blind?! The 2 sets of shadows [photo & visor reflection] are at completely different angles to each other! Photo has the "sun" to the left of photographer and right of astroNOT...about photographers 10 o'clock. Shadow of AstroNOT being pphoto'd accordingly points to his 10 o'clock. Shadows IN THE VISOR show the photographers shadows running out almost directly away from him TOWARDS astroNOT being photo'd Putting the "sun" almost directly behind him and more directly in front of the photographer. [rermember the visor is mirroring the image] The REAL problem with pics like these is that these visor/shadow discrepancies are not simply a matter of bad stage lighting....the visor image HAD TO HAVE BEEN PURPOSELY EDITED this way...
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