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re: the truth
JimO — (archived)

"The stars are evident. "

White dots are evident. Why believe they are stars?

Do a on-line-astronomy run and compute the starfield visible from
that position on the moon, that time of day, looking in that
direction. If any of those white dots lines up with a bright celestial object that was really there, I'll take a vow of hab-zone silence for a month in your honor -- assuming you're willing to agree to equal terms before you do your homework.

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bunkbuster and triviameister emeritus

Apollo photography from the '16' UV telescope, and from lunar orbit night-time exposures, does exist and shows identifiable stars, as the lighting conditions allow. So you have argued these white dots in this particular view are stars -- so prove it with the tools currently available on the internet for generating star charts.

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