NASA FAKED A SHUTTLE IMAGE!!!!!
I didn’t have to think twice. I knew right then and there, NASA was hosting a faked image on their own servers. There was no way this was a simple snapshot of the Shuttle’s interior! All my years as an image analyst, coupled with my long battle-hardened abilities with conspiracies and fakery, told me I was on to something big here. Very big.
Tell me:
Why are there stars in the picture?
First, the cabin lights were on. That means the photo would use a SHORT exposure time and a SMALL aperture, otherwise the bright interior would be overexposed. But there’s no way you could see stars in a photo under those circumstances!
Second, those interior lights would reflect inside those windows, again drowning out any outside sources. Whenever you see astronauts taking pictures out the windows, they are always RIGHT UP next to the windows, not a few feet away. Why? Because otherwise the reflections block the view.
Third, and worst, the Earth hangs fat and bright right smack dab in the center of the viewports! The bright Earth could not possibly be exposed correctly and have the photo still show stars in the windows. The Earth is THOUSANDS of times brighter than the stars. Even the Moon would look dull and dim if the Earth were exposed correctly.
There’s only one explanation: Someone at NASA faked the photo!!! They added in stars later, for what nefarious purposes only the Top Brass at NASA must know. Was this mission faked in some way? Was the whole Shuttle project faked? Does NASA even exist?
20. José Says:
January 29th, 2009 at 8:15 am
Oh God,
This post will cause you headaches for the next ten years. I expect to hear something like “Why even prominent
skeptic/astronomer and former NASA employee Phil Plait has accused NASA of faking space missions.” I’d seriously
consider putting “I’m just kidding, morons!!!” in giant red blinking letters at the start of the post.
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badas ... tle-image/
! What an extraordinary coincidence that the hero of "FLIGHT 1549" not only just happens to be an expert decision-maker in aviation emergencies - but he also works closely with NASA on such matters... 
