Moon

UFOTV® Presents - APOLLO 16 - The Untold Story - The Moon, Men and Memories

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Details: Category: Moon; Written by Will Farrar; Hits: 4719

YouTube User: UFOTVStudios : This program profiles the mission of Apollo 16, and presents FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME interviews with ALL THREE astronauts who went on that mission, Commander John Young, Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke, and Command Module Pilot TK Mattingly. Apollo 16: The Men, Moon and Memories is an engaging, unique, and definitive one-hour documentary, looking at this historic mission through the eyes of those who participated in it.

The successful Apollo 16 Manned Lunar Landing Mission was the second in a series of three science-oriented missions planned for the Apollo program. The major objective of the mission was to investigate the largest area ever covered of the lunar surface thanks to the newly created Lunar Rover which gave the Astronauts the ability to cover miles of turain in a short amount of time.

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Lunar Orbiter finds Ancient Alien Moonbase?

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YouTube User: whatsupinthesky37 - http://www.whatsupinthesky.com - Today's video takes us back to the Moon for number 5 in our series. I am going to start focusing as much on the Moon as I am Mars. It is so close yet so far away! Facinating indeed. This photo was taken by the Lunar Orbiter and looks to show a crater with a flat top and structures on top of it. Surrounding the area is also some interesting things. Take a gander and let me know what you think it is below in the comment section. That is the best part for me! Leave your feedback! Please Subscribe, Hit Like, Hit Share and as always here is the link to the original NASA photo: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/lunarorbiter/frame/?2075

The Dugout On The Moon - Lunar Orbiter

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YouTube User: whatsupinthesky37 - Video number 4 of the Moon series is taken from the Lunar Orbiter that was put up by NASA in the 60's. This picture along with others like it caused quite a stir back then and we take a quick look at it. As always please view my videos in 1080 HD for best quality. If you enjoy please subscribe and share on facebook/twitter and as always here is the link to the NASA original photo:http://ser.sese.asu.edu/LO/lo5-200-h3b.html

Secret Moon Base Caught by LCROSS NASA Photographer?

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YouTube User: whatsupinthesky37 - This is the third video in my Moon Series. This photograph had made a stir back when it was released. Does this show a secret and elusive moon base? I maybe tend to lean toward the NASA explanation. What do you think? As always the link is below and please share the video if you enjoy it! Subscribe, Like, all that good stuff! :) Take care!

http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ames/images/content/393894main_ACD09-0220-089_full.jpg

HERE IS ABOVE TOP SECRET MEMBERS EMAIL WITH ANTHONY (PICTURED WITH WATCH) FROM NASA: KUDDOS FOR THE GOOD WORK:
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From: Colaprete, Anthony (ARC-SST)
To: me
Date: 3/16/2012 12:23:11 AM
Subject: RE: Please solve a mystery

Hi Edward,

Sorry for the slow reply, I have been in a workshop the last couple days and am way behind on email.

First off, the image isn't staged! It was taken during the final descent of the Centaur stage to the moon. Kim and I (and another person behind us) are in the Science Operations Center (SOC) for LCROSS. What Kim and I are looking at are displays of our instrument data (cameras, spectrometers, etc....several of the camera feeds we streamed real-time to the web during the mission). The image of interest is a simulation of the moon's surface generated from a digital elevation model and illumination models. It was made prior to the impact of the Centaur with the same lighting conditions as those at the day/time of impact. We knew where we wanted to impact (based on our expectation of the most likely location of hydrogen/water), but there was some uncertainty as to exactly where we would actually impact. We had a number of observatories on the ground (for example in Hawaii) trying to look for the impact plume (most didn't see it, but some did) and we wanted to be able to tell the observatories if they needed to adjust their pointing based on the actual impact location. To do this we placed a grid on the image and provided the same grid to the observatories (in the perspective they would see it from on the ground). At the time of impact flash or plume detection in our cameras I was to identify the grid point and call it out to the person behind me (the person behind me was in direct communication with all the ground observatories, coordinating that part of the observation)...sort of like calling out a letter/number in bingo. The image with grid and the one corresponding to the view as seen from Hawaii on that night is attached to this email.

So, no it is not a base, but rather just a reference grid, and that watch has since broken, so I wouldn't recommend it. I hope this helps.

Tony
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The Cartoon Alien on the Moon

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Details: Category: Moon; Written by Will Farrar; Hits: 2857

YouTube User: whatsupinthesky37 - Another cool picture of Mars. This video is the second in the Mar's series. Watch in 1080HD!!
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http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA16441

The Inca Village On The Moon

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Details: Category: Moon; Written by Will Farrar; Hits: 3128

YouTube User: whatsupinthesky37 - More signs of civilization on the moon are found in this Lunar Orbiter photo. Thank you for watching my Moon Video number 2 in the series! You all rock for watching! Enjoy and as always here is the link to the original image so you can play along! Sorry this one went 10 minutes!

Picture: http://ser.sese.asu.edu/LO/lo5-200-h2a.html