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Old December 7th 07, 07:35 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth
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Old December 7th 07, 08:09 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

Apparently our NASA/Apollo wizards didn't bother to elaborate as to
how extensive of optical spectrum cutoff filtration is demanded of
taking images of our naked and thus unavoidably reactive/anticathode
moon, that's also unavoidably saturated in gamma and hard-X-rays.

Of course those medium format film cameras and finest available optics
were not the least bit outfitted with the likes of such extensive
spectrum cutoffs of any mention, and of course that Kodak film was
even a little sensitive enough to recording some of the raw UV-a, plus
wide open as to any and all of the violet, purple and blue spectrums,
yet never once within one frame is there indications of anything
outside of a terrestrial xenon arc lamp worth of illumination spectrum
getting recorded. In fact, it's exactly as though they were not
actually on the moon. Go figure.

It looks as though Japan and China were each snookered by those of us
having the right stuff.

- Brad Guth



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Old December 8th 07, 11:38 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

Come on folks, I need all 5 of those nifty Google/NOVA gold stars, or
at least your best consideration as to explaining why our NASA/Apollo
wizards along with their rad-hard Kodak film and unfiltered cameras
never once offered us any hint of such a bluish/purple and otherwise
somewhat violet hue saturated images.

While you are at it, you might as well run a version of CELESTIA or
whatever interactive 3D orbital simulator that makes yourself a happy
camper, in order to explain as to where the heck Venus was, and/or of
how the freaking heck they'd managed so nicely at keeping that
relatively nearby, certainly of an optically large enough item and
looking nearly three fold brighter than Earth as always so gosh darn
hidden.
- Brad Guth


On Dec 7, 11:35 am, BradGuth wrote:
Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth

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Old December 9th 07, 01:37 AM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

What hurts is our getting duped by the likes of Walter Cronkite in
addition to all of those as supposedly having "the right stuff".
Perhaps our investigative Dan Rather can eventually help kick Walter
Cronkite's butt on our behalf.

Honestly folks, with all of the new and improved science about our
moon coming is, there's yet another something of so many other issues
that just isn't sitting right with what our NASA/Apollo wizards had
been telling us, supported by their army of such brown-nosed minions
that reside right here within Usenet naysay land of hosting their
government bad deed denials upon denials.

It seems their physics and subsequent published science just doesn't
add up, pretty much exactly as it never really did, nor do they even
have what it takes in the way of any human pilot fly-by-rocket flown
lander as of 40 years after the fact.

If you don't happen to know anything first hand about photography and
the well established science of optical/lens filtering, so that such
recorded spectrums of our naked moon isn't getting pushed so terribly
off-hue saturated for looking so unusually blue, that's OK because
there is more than sufficient expertise with replicated proof of
exactly what's going on.

Just because our own government has so often lied to us on a fairly
regular basis, as such doesn't represent that everything about our
government is in the nearest space-toilet, just most of everything
associated with those Apollo missions is at full risk of being exposed
for what it really is.

Of course, all such exposed tips of these sorts of infowar icebergs
are clear indications of lots more truth to come.
- Brad Guth


BradGuth wrote:
Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth

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Old December 9th 07, 01:58 AM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

Since my Google/NOVA Usenet account is no longer allowing for
subsequent's edits by way of entirely removing postigs with errors,
I'll just have to keep adding to the stack as best I can. Sorry about
that.

What hurts most of all is our getting duped by the likes of Walter
Cronkite in addition to our being snookered by all of those as
supposedly having "the right stuff". Perhaps our investigative Dan
Rather can eventually help kick Walter Cronkite's butt on our behalf.

Honestly folks, with all of the new and improved science about our
moon coming in, there's yet another something of so many other issues
that just isn't sitting right with what our NASA/Apollo wizards had
been telling us, and fully supported by their army of such brown-nosed
minions that reside right here within Usenet naysay land of hosting
their government bad deed denials upon denials.

It seems their physics and subsequent published science just doesn't
add up, pretty much exactly as it never really did, nor do they even
have what it takes in the way of any human pilot fly-by-rocket flown
lander as of 40 years after the fact.

If you don't happen to know anything first hand about photography and
the well established science of optical/lens filtering, so that such
recorded spectrums of our naked moon isn't getting pushed so terribly
off-hue saturated for looking so unusually blue, that's OK because
there is more than sufficient expertise with replicated proof of
exactly what's going on.

Just because our own government has so often lied to us on a fairly
regular basis, as such doesn't represent that everything about our
faith-based puppeteered government is in the nearest space-toilet,
just most of everything associated with those Apollo missions is at
full risk of being exposed for what it really is.

Of course, all such exposed tips of these sorts of infowar icebergs
are clear indications of lots more truth to come.
- Brad Guth


On Dec 7, 11:35 am, BradGuth wrote:
Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth


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Old December 10th 07, 03:57 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
BradGuth
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

That's rather odd, with more of that independent proof-positive that
our NASA/Apollo swarm of Third Reich wizards never set a damn moonboot
worth of any human foot on our moon, and lo and behold all of the
Usenet lights went out.

Wonder what else we've been lied to about?

Perhaps Japan and China can accomplish a few other essential items of
space exploration which our NASA seems as though so entirely unable to
cope with.
- Brad Guth
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Old December 11th 07, 02:27 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Think Hoax: Why is the moon BLUE ?

Perhaps instead of another NASA/Apollo hoax, this time it's a Japan/
China hoax that's mutually perpetrated just to make it look as though
we've been snookered by our own kind.
- Brad Guth


On Dec 7, 11:35 am, BradGuth wrote:
Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth

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Old December 11th 07, 03:19 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Think Hoax as to why the moon is BLUE

On Dec 11, 6:27 am, BradGuth wrote:
Perhaps instead of another NASA/Apollo hoax of those supposed moon
landings, this time it's a sneaky Japan/China hoax that's being
mutually perpetrated just to make it look as though we've been
snookered to death by our very own kind. Is it working?
- Brad Guth

On Dec 7, 11:35 am, BradGuth wrote:

Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth

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Old December 17th 07, 07:50 PM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Think Hoax as to why the moon is BLUE

On Dec 11, 7:19 am, BradGuth wrote:
On Dec 11, 6:27 am, BradGuth wrote:
Perhaps instead of another NASA/Apollo hoax of those supposed moon
landings, this time it's a sneaky Japan/China hoax that's being
mutually perpetrated just to make it look as though we've been
snookered to death by our very own kind. Is it working?
- Brad Guth


Perhaps we should "Think Hoax as to why the moon is BLUE", because if
going by whatever our NASA/Apollo wizards are having to say, or rather
of their not being capable of telling us much of any honest squat,
isn't exactly making for the likes of their NASA/Apollo physics or
science of any common sense whatsoever.

Also, why is "MI5-Persecution" so ignored, banished or otherwise
allowed to be intentionally robo-stuffing the Google/NOVA Usenet with
so much useless infomercial/disinformation?

At most allowing one such new "MI5-Persecution" topic per day and per
Usenet group of supposedly getting nailed by either MI5 or CIA would
more than do the trick, that is unless clearing out the likes of
whatever I've posted is the actual intended agenda. It would be only
too software management easy for those in charge of the Google/NOVA
servers of Usenet to moderate such obvious topic index SPAM, at least
down to the dull roar of permitting only one such "MI5-Persecution"
contribution per any given day, especially since it's just piping out
more of the exact same old infomercial stuff without so much as
sharing any for real name of the author, other than "mi5-vic" that
apparently doesn't actually exist.

So, is "MI5-Persecution" simply another insider that's doing their
usual rusemaster clown like thing, on behalf of protecting the
mainstream status quo? (because that's exactly what it looks like)

BTW, our moon isn't really blue unless you are an unfiltered Kodak
moment, or that of an insufficiently filtered CCD obtained image.
- Brad Guth
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Old December 18th 07, 06:12 AM posted to sci.space.policy, sci.space.history, sci.astro, alt.news-media,soc.culture.scientists
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Default Why is the moon BLUE ?

On Dec 7, 11:35 am, BradGuth wrote:
Why does our moon image via Japan and China as though so unusually
deep blue color saturated, as having been accomplished with some of
the very best CCD cameras outfitted with the finest of optics and
sharp cutoff of bandpass filtering for entirely excluding those UV-a
and IR spectrums, and even to some extent moderating the violet hue
worth of raw solar illumination?
- Brad Guth



Mention any secondary/recoil worth of that blue looking moon and all
the sudden the Usenet lights go out, as though our NASA has pulled the
plug and left the building. Same thing goes for mentioning that
invisible Venus of their Apollo era.
- Brad Guth
 




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