UNMASKING NASA

HOW NASA EDITS AND CENSORS DETAIL USING FAKED 'OVER EXPOSED' AND 'DARK' SECTIONS.

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This is a photograph from Apollo 16

(AS16-112-18247HR)

As you can see, NASA want us to believe that this is simply a standard lunar landscape, bare, featureless - and in the center - glaring white.

Unfortunately though, this is untrue.

And here's what the central area actually looks like, by simply reducing the fake glare.

A lot of detail is visible. And the black markings above and below the central area are from the deliberate over-exposure of the central section.

Here's what the photograph looks like in negative, with a small amount of light added.

As can be seen, there's a lot of detail avaiable - and almost no 'glare' areas to explain the brightness of the original photograph..

However this photograph contains some strange detail which explains why NASA went to the effort of effectively hiding the central area beneath a fake 'over-exposed' section.

One other interesting point, using the original photo and demasking, we find that this is not a black and white photograph - as color emerges.

I've demonstrated this in strips because otherwise the color itself fades if the entire photo is demasked, as well as NASA's lopsided deliberate over-exposure causes problems in viewing the picture .

Firstly, if one looks at the top of the picture, the 'edge' of the horizon seems to show signs of having been edited. With a small increase in light, we can see that the sky or background has been cut out and removed.

First we unmask the area in sections..

Then we begin to go in closer.