Thanks again, Islander7, seems like a good GGG topic as well.
Posted on 07/27/2013 8:47:47 AM PDT by Islander7
The title sort of gives it away, but did you know that there is an online archive that contains high-resolution film scans from every Apollo mission? The gallery contains all of the incredible photos taken during each of the missions — from Apollo 1 all the way through Apollo 17 — with some 1,000+ photos from Apollo 11 alone.
The archive, officially the Apollo Image Gallery, was put together by the Project Apollo Archive by scanning photographs provided by the NASA History Office, Kennedy Space Center and Johnson Space Center.
Since all of these images were taken by NASA astronauts in the course of duty, they’re all Public Domain and free for you to browse through, download, share and use to your heart’s content.
(Excerpt) Read more at petapixel.com ...
No, according to records, they applied sunscreen.
Yep. Right in the center of the photo. It's a real object, which has never been officially explained (as far as I know).
People have enlarged that image and carefully studied it. Lots of folks out there have concluded that it's an artificial structure of some sort.
Sheila Jackson Lee, aka "Pig in Space"
Is that her on Mars?
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