moon hoax - picture of sun? Where is it? Show me? picture of Earth from the moon? Show me?

and don't use glare as an excuse....

least it would have proved it wasn't studio lighting...

Thread: why can I see studio lights on the moon? [PHOTO]

Why dont you like like i do...but nm.

Don't believe it if you don't want.

[link to www.lpi.usra.edu]

great spotlight you got there mate

since when has the sun been white?

op, the picture taken from the moon of earth, do you think the earth is painted ? at least the earth looks real and when the picture of the earth is real, there must have been "something" far into space to take it.

The sun is white!

Since there is no atmosphere on the moon.

What about this?

[link to moonpans.com]

lol, the sun in the visor doesn't match the lighting of earth

and earth isn't that small from the moon...

that's racist

Oh and when you want to stop one you need a reflect thing that has space as anker ? But the guys who liked the idea also took off with the copyright for mass production.

so the sun is bigger when viewed from the moon, and earth is smaller when viewed from the moon...

lol that makes sense...

Hard to compare size without knowing the optics of the camera which shot the picture.

You know.. how large the moon is from your yard.. right?

Strangely how small it is from the moon (photo). Hmmm hehe.

apparently there is no room for logic here....

Fumbled, i meant the earth size from the moon, sorry. lol

omagad

Someone bring me a fresh batch of hoax believers -- this one has gone stale.

Yes it does. The sun is on the left. The Earth is lit from the left.




Prove it. Measure how much of the pic it takes up, find the field of view of the camera and prove it is too small. I'll bet you won't even try. I've seen it done and the Earth takes up about 2 degrees just like it should.

Part of the problem is few people know how large the Moon is from Earth.

They may think they do, but most of what they are going by is memory of how the Moon "looks" on the horizon, and photographs that were specifically set up (if not actively edited) to show the Moon in a dramatic way.

Human FOV is about 50 degrees. Moon subtends 1/2 a degree (same as the Sun). So it is actually 1/100th of your field of vision. Regardless of whether it is on the horizon or directly overhead. FOV of an average camera with a "portrait" lens is a bit smaller; say 40 degrees. A good zoom (optical or electronic) on your average point-and-click drops this down to as low as 15 degrees.

NO picture taken on Earth will show the Moon filling a quarter of the frame, or more, unless it is taken through a professional-grade long lens, or has been manipulated in processing.


Oh, yeah -- and the lunar hassie? Wide lens. 60-70 degrees if I remember correctly. One GLANCE at the average lunar vista should reveal that to anyone with the ability and willingness to look!

All pictures taken on the Moon are available online.
So it should be easy enough for you to test the veracity of your ASSumption.

And no. Nobody needs to show you.
No point in catering to the demands of an ignorant moran.


So your untested ASSumption has miraculously transformed into "evidence" in zero seconds flat?


'Cause you're a hoaxie.
To lazy, and to inept, to actually LOOK.

Well it does, if you are 384,400 km closer to the sun it will look bigger.

If you are 384,400 km from earth it will look smaller.

so the moon looks bigger from Earth than the Earth does from the moon

Thats not in your retarded statement douchenugget

so the sun is bigger when viewed from the moon, yes because you are 384,400 km closer to it.

earth is smaller when viewed from the moon, yes because you're 384,400 km away from it

On average the Moon is the exact same distance from the Sun as the Earth is.

1 Lunar orbit diameter is only 0.5% from the Earth-Moon's distance to the Sun.
So observing a change in optical size of the Sun would require precise measurements.
It's not something you could just see.

Pretty much all Apollo surface images which have the Sun in it have it seriously overlit anyway.
They show the Sun as a big blob, not its actual apparent size.


And everybody who has bothered to actually calculate the size of the Earth in the Apollo images has concluded that it is about 2 minutes of arc wide.
Close enough for government business.

Last Edited by Halcyon Dayz, FCD on 12/15/2012 10:53 AM

OP, MythBusted.. you get US shows down under?