UPDATED: China releases TWO NEW pics of the Moon and claims it's the "last time".

The exposure explanation does not die there. The dynamic range of the sensor and exposure time, and brightness of the stars in the background are all part of the equation -- your junior high level thinking is insufficient.

Thanks again for lowering the overall IQ of the US -- you are what makes this country formerly great.

What I wanna know is why on NASA Apollo color images the Moon has a grey soil and in the Chinese pics the soil is brown/reddish.

To everyone bitching about stars not being visible -- stars aren't visible in space

Our atmosphere makes starlight visible; stars are generally invisible from space to the wavelength we know as "visible" light, hence the reason for infrared on Hubble, etc

To everyone bitching about stars not being visible -- stars aren't visible in space

Our atmosphere makes starlight visible; stars are generally invisible from space to the wavelength we know as "visible" light, hence the reason for infrared on Hubble, etc

The only way to see stars in space is with a total or majority absence of reflected light, whether it's earth or lunar or any other planetary body

Read astronaut accounts... they are all over the place, but the pictures don't lie

Any ambient light seems sufficient to "blot" out stars in the vacuum.. you need darkness or the correct optical configuration, hence the use of infrared

I heard you can't see the Sun in space.

Who has implanted such a wild notion in your script?

Must be the same people who told you that you can't see stars in space. Stands to reason by your logic.

ok. so in this picture,


[link to n37i.img-up.net]

you are facing it head on with the white satellite facing you. and the right wing is pointed down

AND YOU ARE STILL GETTING A REFLECTION.


Now, in this picture


[link to i26i.img-up.net]


you are facing it from behind. and the right wing is straight across.

AND YOU ARE STILL GETTING THE SAME REFLECTION!!!

WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Must be the same people who told you that you can't see stars in space. Stands to reason by your logic.

UPDATE:

China's government just released TWO new pics, AGAIN one allegedly taken by the rover and another taken by the lander. NO 360° panoramic images as they promised.



LOL total pitch-black sky and the position of the rover's shadow didn't change in ONE week.

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UPDATE:


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This is the alleged pic of the lander Chang'E 3 taken by the rover, and it looks a CGI job to me. The quality is way inferior to the pic of the rover, and it should be exactly the opposite, as long as the cameras of the rover are supposed to take hi-res images.

But what bothers me most is that EARTH is nowhere to be seen in the sky behind the lander, but the satellite dish of the rover is pointed in that direction.


IMAGE ( [link to p2.img.cctvpic.com] )




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UPDATE: The mission specialist claim the command center is downloading the images in almost-real-time (20 seconds delay), what means there's no time for tampering.

[link to n37i.img-up.net]

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Besides the fact that NO stars are seen in the sky whatsoever, pay attention to what seems to be the reflection of the right solar panel on the ground. That look odd to me.

"We were never able to see stars from the lunar surface or on the daylight side of the Moon by eye without looking through the optics."
Neil Armstrong

I think all the moon anomalies scare the shit out of people because it is so familiar. They desperately want to believe everything is ok and normal so they can feel safe.

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Keep up with your posts. The people convinced one way or the other will never change their minds because they cannot change the way their minds work.


Providing "alternative" information for open minded people is what it's all about.

Funny how those with the heaviest prejudices compulsively stomp all over any opposite point of view regardless of evidence.

"We were never able to see stars from the lunar surface or on the daylight side of the Moon by eye without looking through the optics."
Neil Armstrong

What the hell would Neil Armstrong know about what you can see or not see from the lunar surface?

UPDATE:

China's government just released TWO new pics, AGAIN one allegedly taken by the rover and another taken by the lander. NO 360° panoramic images as they promised.



LOL total pitch-black sky and the position of the rover's shadow didn't change in ONE week.

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UPDATE:


IMAGE ( [link to p4.img.cctvpic.com] )


This is the alleged pic of the lander Chang'E 3 taken by the rover, and it looks a CGI job to me. The quality is way inferior to the pic of the rover, and it should be exactly the opposite, as long as the cameras of the rover are supposed to take hi-res images.

But what bothers me most is that EARTH is nowhere to be seen in the sky behind the lander, but the satellite dish of the rover is pointed in that direction.


IMAGE ( [link to p2.img.cctvpic.com] )




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UPDATE: The mission specialist claim the command center is downloading the images in almost-real-time (20 seconds delay), what means there's no time for tampering.

[link to n37i.img-up.net]

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Besides the fact that NO stars are seen in the sky whatsoever, pay attention to what seems to be the reflection of the right solar panel on the ground. That look odd to me.

You are the one who said you can't see stars from space, not that you can't see stars from the moon. Just a wee bit of a difference, Mr. Smarty Pants.

Looks gray to me.

[link to p4.img.cctvpic.com]

And look! Stars!

Its real, they have a ground penetrating radar on it to look for rare minerals. They think the area they are checking out is full of minerals. The race to mine the moon is starting.

"We were never able to see stars from the lunar surface or on the daylight side of the Moon by eye without looking through the optics."
Neil Armstrong

UPDATE:

China's government just released TWO new pics, AGAIN one allegedly taken by the rover and another taken by the lander. NO 360° panoramic images as they promised.



LOL total pitch-black sky and the position of the rover's shadow didn't change in ONE week.

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UPDATE:


IMAGE ( [link to p4.img.cctvpic.com] )


This is the alleged pic of the lander Chang'E 3 taken by the rover, and it looks a CGI job to me. The quality is way inferior to the pic of the rover, and it should be exactly the opposite, as long as the cameras of the rover are supposed to take hi-res images.

But what bothers me most is that EARTH is nowhere to be seen in the sky behind the lander, but the satellite dish of the rover is pointed in that direction.


IMAGE ( [link to p2.img.cctvpic.com] )




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UPDATE: The mission specialist claim the command center is downloading the images in almost-real-time (20 seconds delay), what means there's no time for tampering.

[link to n37i.img-up.net]

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Besides the fact that NO stars are seen in the sky whatsoever, pay attention to what seems to be the reflection of the right solar panel on the ground. That look odd to me.

UPDATE:

China's government just released TWO new pics, AGAIN one allegedly taken by the rover and another taken by the lander. NO 360° panoramic images as they promised.



LOL total pitch-black sky and the position of the rover's shadow didn't change in ONE week.

------------------------

UPDATE:


IMAGE ( [link to p4.img.cctvpic.com] )


This is the alleged pic of the lander Chang'E 3 taken by the rover, and it looks a CGI job to me. The quality is way inferior to the pic of the rover, and it should be exactly the opposite, as long as the cameras of the rover are supposed to take hi-res images.

But what bothers me most is that EARTH is nowhere to be seen in the sky behind the lander, but the satellite dish of the rover is pointed in that direction.


IMAGE ( [link to p2.img.cctvpic.com] )




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UPDATE: The mission specialist claim the command center is downloading the images in almost-real-time (20 seconds delay), what means there's no time for tampering.

[link to n37i.img-up.net]

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Besides the fact that NO stars are seen in the sky whatsoever, pay attention to what seems to be the reflection of the right solar panel on the ground. That look odd to me.