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Moon Landing hoax? Debunking the Debunkers?
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Those of us who have been working with computers since the seventies don't call those images "hi-res", we call them pixelated.
Got anything up to modern standards?
Quoting: Anonymous Genius 78109820 25 cm/pixel is very high resolution for remote sensing. So yet another dolt pretending to know what they are talking about. Also noticed you couldn't be bothered to do anything else but whine, I gather that is because you know you are unable to impeach this evidence.  *Yawn* I went fresh hoaxies. With fresh claims, not PRATTs. At 25 cm. a pixel, the Intrepid measures out to about 2 meters. Seems a bit narrow to me. [ link to www.nasa.gov (secure)] Or were you referring to some other picture? Care to link to it? If we can get 10cm from earth orbit, we should be able to get half that in lunar orbit. This here is saying 13 feet, 31 from outer leg to outer leg. [ link to www.hq.nasa.gov (secure)]
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