And you would expect to see uniform clouds that move exactly in line with the earth's supposed rotation over a vast area with no divergence at all? Sorry, this just isn't what we see or experience in reality. Clouds may stay uniform to some degree across a 6 hour period - but not perfectly across half a sphere for that time in line with the supposed motion of the earth.
I don't know enough to know what to expect when viewing clouds from above.
Looking at the clouds in the bottom right of the earth (I think it corresponds to Antarctica) it looked as if there was some variation but that could have been down to the rotation of the earth.
Here's a question for you. Given NASA has a fairly large budget, if they were going to try and produce a fake video don't you think they'd have fiddled with the clouds a bit as well? Seriously, you're talking about a couple of dozen images versus the combined resources of a major national agency and untold levels of expertise in Photoshop. If they were pulling a fast one, as you suggest, don't you think they'd have tweaked that to make it more convincing?
I see. So when I look at the moon with my naked eye I should expect to see something represented by the image in the animation but don't? Tell me Tango - are my own eyes lying to me about the moon's light because people bow down to the authority of Nasa's bs imagery? Re-examine your god. It tells you you must believe in dogma that your created eyes lie to you about. The moon doesn't appear that color when looked at in reality, only in bs cgi created images by government agencies like NASA.
You're missing my point entirely. If you take a photo of something that looks bright the photo may look dim, natural, bright, or totally washed out depending on the exposure settings. The point is that your eyes receive a continuous stream of light while a photograph receives a stream of light for the time the shutter is open. Try taking a picture of a field covered in snow with a camera in fully automatic mode and you'll see it comes out looking gray. Likewise if you try and take a night shot with fully automatic settings it comes out looking a rather nasty shade of gray.
You don't need to make comments about examining my god, if you've got a case to make it needs to stand on its own merits without backhanded comments like that.
BS. If I take a photo of the night sky (assuming it's clear) I will see stars, just as I see them on a clear night. They don't disappear on any trick of light or photography just because it's alleged.
Except sometimes they do, depending on the exposure settings. I've taken quite a lot of night pictures - everything from landscapes at twilight to using super-telephoto lenses to photograph the moon. Sometimes stars are visible in them, other times they are not. Again, if you want to make a case about photography you need to come from a place of demonstrable truth.
Huh? The earth is in full light in the animation, and the moon is a shade of gray - when it should be fully lit. It doesn't matter the "presice locations" - it matters the relative locations - which are obvious. The earth is fully lit in the animations - and the moon is a light shade of gray - being in the light of the sun but somehow not being illuminated by it.
I covered this in the part about photographic exposure.
Have you ever seen the moon this shade in the light of the sun Tango? I mean with your God given eyes. No? Neither have I. But if the Nasa says it is so, it must me right?
I don't care who says it's so, if you take a picture of the moon with the exposure turned down it will come out gray. That's a simple fact. Feel free to test it with an SLR if you don't believe me.
That is your programming. Agencies like NASA say that your eyes lie. You must not believe them. God gave you eyes that lie, but "science" (in their defintion) will lead you to all truth.
Argument from authority. All the contradictory shadows from the supposed moon landings are also just - your eyes lying to you. Your Government masters know better. Worship them. They are the ultimate truth.
This really does nothing to bolster your case. If the case is there you can make it without references to "my programming" and general backhanded insults. Feel free to make a case but when your posts show a lack of understanding of photography and rely as much on backhanded insults and comments about "the establishment" it starts to look like little more than "the mainstream media won't report this, but you must believe it because it's true" without at least attempting to cover the possibility that the mainstream media isn't reporting it because it simply isn't true.
For what it's worth I find alternative theories interesting to explore, especially if they at least appear to have a little meat on the bones. If you're going to do little more than make vague comments about "my programming" and "appeals to authority" and "government masters" your post immediately comes across as little more than an outlandish conspiracy theory that relies on blind acceptance that Government Is Evil and therefore automatic rejection of anything the government says.