China's Moon Rover Photos

[really?]

Tell me these were not taken in a studio set. Look, see, no stars.
Here's one photo
A few more can be seen here.

[SydneyPSIder]

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[pwil]

There are 9 places where probes have landed whether softly or crashed into.(other than earth)
http://astronomy.wikia.com/wiki/Spacecr ... er_planets


With daylight present, Venus,' Mars', and Jupiter's atmospheres block out the stars in photos because of either cloud cover or just their gases manipulating the sunlight.

Asteroid Eros
http://www.picsearch.com/Eros-asteroid-pictures.html
no stars seen

Asteroid Itokawa
http://www.jaxa.jp/article/special/haya ... dex_e.html
no stars seen

Comet 9P/ Tempel 1
http://phys.org/news4920.html
no stars seen

Take away the presence of sunlight and its reflection and you will see your stars.
But then we won't see the purpose of the photos.

[SydneyPSIder]

[pwil]

http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc/ho ... olors.html

Here is a possible explanation

[SydneyPSIder]

[pwil]

Well, I hope India's MOM launch can answer some questions and doubts when it reaches Mars in August/September of this year without any influence from the US. Not too sure of their technical capabilities although they did produce some decent pics of our moon. If NASA's evidence is a bunch of lies, we should find out within the next 25 years unless other countries want to join in on the supposed hoaxes by covering NASA's ass for some reason or another. But I'm willing to bet that someone would really love to stick it to the US.

[pwil]

Which in turn may lead into yet another conspiracy theory.