Cluesforum—Exposing Mass Deception

To me, the background relative to her shifts real-time to the viewer's right, but she doesn't. That's even slightly apparent from the two screen-captures above. Agreed, she's closer fore-ground than the kitchen units, but odd that the camera pan-clamp was loose, then 'corrects' within a few seconds ...

From http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-14824448 http://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a/9193464/640/Anonymous/barbara-stephenson.png Might she be a CG? Note that from 1:09 through to 1:16, there's maybe a background slip that's either a false pan or a layering issue...? Also the luma lifts th...

After the identity is revealed etc. the show's host Garry Moore asks Neil's Mom the following incredible question: "Now, how would you feel, Mrs. Armstrong, if it turned out - of course nobody knows - but if it turns out that your son is the first man to land on the moon? What, how do, how wou...

Maat, I'm impressed by your creativity- it looks so close to the real thing! Now: you've highlit something else for me- the devil (and salvation) is often in the detail... Is it the case that the A11 plaque has a pro-style acid-etched surface, with the line drawing and letters intaglio blacked-in to...

Exactly. And something that was even-more prevalent in the early 2000s was this sort of thing: http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i476/vlkiyshu/disposable.jpg I haven't seen these around for years, but apart from an AA cell and an inverter for the (irrelevant) flash, these tough toys might even sti...

Truly hilarious Simon :D And painfully sad. It is genuinely distasteful to watch. The body language displayed by Armstrong (in particular) is classic displacement/disassociation behaviour. He does not want to be there. Touching temple/side of head, staring in a fixated manner, avoidance of eye cont...

Curiosity rover to beam Will.i.am song from Mars http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Music/Pix/pictures/2012/8/28/1346150385103/Will.i.am-in-California-A-008.jpg Live on Mars … Will.i.am to premiere Reach for the Stars via Curiosity rover. Photograph: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic http://www.guardian.co.u...

One last step for a man..

So now we can say with some degree of concensus...he has finally left this world.

Armstrong's just died. 82 years old, complications following heart bypass surgery.

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i476/vlkiyshu/curiositycom.jpg Doesn't she look too flat? Perhaps similar to the way the glass in a Mercedes can make you look...a bit unrealistic? Even with the supra-real lens distortion What's going on in the darker JPL command room seperated from the main com...

See http://zipcodemars.jpl.nasa.gov/bio-contribution-country.cfm This is the roll-call summary from which our JPL sample scientist is listed. At the bottom of the page is a Last Updated: 11 Aug 2012 This morning, around 0530GMT, the global 'Last Updated' was an apparent default value of 1 Jan 1970 ....

Sisterlover wrote: Any ideas on how long it actually takes to send

Going by the Official Story, that would be 150,000,000 miles divided by 186,000 miles-per-second, divided by 60 to give minutes....so just 13-and-a-half minutes. For the first pixel to be sent over that distance, then received here. Officially.

Note this....stunningly-clear picture of the aptly-name Curiosity. http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i476/vlkiyshu/closercuriousity.jpg source [url]http://cuyastro.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/curiosity-on-chute.jpg [/img] So the parallax view-angle is such as to show both the parachute canopy and ...

Disaffected whistle-blowers, sloppy subliminal insertions, or tricks of the mind/eye reading letters from a landscape that aren't there at all? http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i476/vlkiyshu/anthrsim2jpeg.jpg I fully understand the dangers of artifacts and simulacrums being seen as more than the...

Back when I and the world were both a little younger, I never doubted that I would eventually find-out the answers (whatever that may mean) to puzzles such as WTC, Apollo and related societal mysteries that we kick-about here on Clues. Nowadays, when I think I'm feeling mortality snapping at my heel...

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