04-14-2017, 04:04 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-14-2017, 05:32 PM by Mystic Wanderer.)
I was listening to a podcast the other night with John Lear on the Podcast Affiliates Network. He was discussing the moon, Mars, and other space topics which caught my interest. It really is a great interview.
Due to copyright, I can only share the link here, if you wish to listen: https://youtu.be/6OWakLYv9yQ
John mentioned he had put up a thread on ATS in September, 2006, where he shared some photos that "landed in his possession", which he thinks was by mistake. SepticOverlord pointed out some anomalies and the thread gained over 100 pages of discussion.
The thread title was, John Lear's Moon Photos. These photos had not been whited out, like the usual photos that NASA didn't want the public to see.
I paused the video at that point and skipped on over there to find it. Being that far back, the thread would be in the archives, which I couldn't get in when I tried.
I was so upset, until...
I went back and finished listening to the podcast, and the lady doing the interview said they were also up on John's website: www.thelivingmoon.com
I got so excited!
![[Image: Nasa_Photos.jpg]](http://thelivingmoon.com/41pegasus/04images/Space/Nasa_Photos.jpg)
So, now, I'm sharing this with you. There are so many links to different photos and space missions, it would be impossible to show them all here, so here's a link that goes straight to the page just about the moon: The Living Moon.
I hope you enjoy exploring John's photos. If there are any you would like to discuss, please share your thoughts here.
Due to copyright, I can only share the link here, if you wish to listen: https://youtu.be/6OWakLYv9yQ
John mentioned he had put up a thread on ATS in September, 2006, where he shared some photos that "landed in his possession", which he thinks was by mistake. SepticOverlord pointed out some anomalies and the thread gained over 100 pages of discussion.
The thread title was, John Lear's Moon Photos. These photos had not been whited out, like the usual photos that NASA didn't want the public to see.
I paused the video at that point and skipped on over there to find it. Being that far back, the thread would be in the archives, which I couldn't get in when I tried.
I was so upset, until...I went back and finished listening to the podcast, and the lady doing the interview said they were also up on John's website: www.thelivingmoon.com
I got so excited!
Image Courtesy: NASA/Langley
So, now, I'm sharing this with you. There are so many links to different photos and space missions, it would be impossible to show them all here, so here's a link that goes straight to the page just about the moon: The Living Moon.
I hope you enjoy exploring John's photos. If there are any you would like to discuss, please share your thoughts here.
