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NASA Faked Moon Rocks, Period.
Neil Armstrong’s shadow is found in thin section of Lunar Sample 10065? His body, lunar vines, animal neuron fossils are all found and identified in http://www.wretch.cc/album/show.php?i=lin440315&b=30&f=1044228676&p=29
Source of above image: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar/samples/atlas/thin_section/?mission=Apollo%2011&sample=10065&source_id=S69-54910
The image is claimed to be a thin-section image of lunar sample 10065: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/lunar/samples/atlas/detail/?mission=Apollo%2011&sample=10065
Did NASA fake the photo? Compare the size of Armstrong’s hand glove with that of the “vines”. Yes, NASA faked the photo.
Read more at http://www.wretch.cc/blog/lin440315&category_id=0
Reply from Lunar and Planetary Institute: (Source of the letter: http://lunaticoutpost.com/Topic-Neil-Armstrong%E2%80%99s-Shadow-Found-in-Thin-Section?pid=3126347#pid3126347 )
"Unfortunately that image should not have been in the Lunar Sample Atlas.
It is an Earth-based astronaut training photo. The image is mislabeled.
That image number should have been a lunar sample image. We will be
checking the collection for additional mislabeled images and remove
them.
The image appears to be one of the early images taking at one of several
astronaut training sites most likely at Cinder Lakes, Arizona. The
vegetation in the image appears to be native sage brush plant. This
image was NOT taken on the Moon. Since this image was mislabeled at
some time in the last 40+ years, it is difficult to determine who's
shadow is in the image. If I find out more information, I will pass it
on to you.
Mary Ann
_________________
Mary Ann Hager
Library / RPIF
Lunar and Planetary Institute"
astronaut training sites most likely at Cinder Lakes, Arizona. The
vegetation in the image appears to be native sage brush plant. This
image was NOT taken on the Moon. Since this image was mislabeled at
some time in the last 40+ years, it is difficult to determine who's
shadow is in the image. If I find out more information, I will pass it
on to you.
_________________
Mary Ann Hager
Library / RPIF
Lunar and Planetary Institute"
Added on April 9: The "Sage Brush" photo is a fake, not a mistake.
The above image shows crosshairs and human shadows without human images. Many "moon landing" images show crosshairs and human shadows without human images. No such things happen in the Apollo 11 training images (see http://galaxywire.net/2009/06/29/apollo-11-lunar-surface-simulation-training-photo-collection/ ). So, the photo containing the "sage brush" is not mistakenly placed in the Lunar Sample Atlas. It was meant to be there.
Added on April 10: No Apollo Training Photos Show Crosshairs
I searched Google images with the term "Apollo training photos" and found none that shows crosshairs in the photo. Results of the google search include photos taken during geologic field trips, outside buildings, inside a building, etc. Repeat: no training photo shows crosshairs.
