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[QRZ Forums - Ham Radio News] Recovery of the 40 year old lunar orbiter photos continues - QRZ ...: The features of the moon resolved into finer detail as the live slow scan slide show continued, accompanied by the highly subdued sounds of the data stream, with occasional voice over comments from Walter Cronkite--if I remember correctly. ... A lot of old video and data tapes from the 70's and before are gone. Tape and film were not the best quality and deteriorated quickly. Over half the movies made before 1955 are now gone. No useable copies left. ...

[MoonViews - Providing Imagery and Data For Lunar Exploration] Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) Progress Report 19 ...: This accounts for the striping that you see on the Lunar Orbiter II framelets that we captured and processed shown on the next pages. We have not found out what frame this is and it is possible (as I have looked through all of the LO-II images) that we have one that is not in the current database as one image is missing from the LPL database that may be ours.

[collectSPACE Space History News] collectSPACE - news - "Repaired data drives restoring the Moon": "There are two pictures that are iconic for somebody my age," said Keith Cowing, who was 11 at the time of Lunar Orbiter 1. "One is what LIFE magazine called the 'view of the century' which is the oblique shot of Copernicus crater taken by Lunar Orbiter 2 as I recall, and it was the picture of the century because up until then, I had never seen a sideways view of a mountain inside a crater on the Moon, nor had anybody else.

[MetaFilter] "I could not morally get rid of this stuff." | MetaFilter: Lunar Orbiter II had sufficient attitude control gas to survive until early November. Ground control operators planned to impact it into the Apollo zone on the Moon's surface even though analysis of tracking data indicated that it could probably remain in orbit one or two years.

[Watts Up With That?] Using old NASA imagery to look at Antarctic Ice in the 1960's ...: But if there is one scientist who knows more about sea levels than anyone else in the world it is the Swedish geologist and physicist Nils-Axel Mörner, formerly chairman of the INQUA International Commission on Sea Level Change. And the uncompromising verdict of Dr Mörner, who for 35 years has been using every known scientific method to study sea levels all over the globe, is that all this talk about the sea rising is nothing but a colossal scare story.

[NASA Watch] Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project Update (LOIRP) 20 January ...: "We have submitted a paper to the Lunar Planetary Conference (LPSC) for presentation in March of 2009. This paper will detail the process that we used to bring the first image of the Earth as seen from the Moon back to life and the first determination of its quality as compared to the Lunar and Planetary Science database image."

[Comments for Centauri Dreams] Closing the Data Gap: Located at NASA Ames, LOIRP had to acquire one of the last surviving Ampex FR-900 machines to play back analog data from our early Moon probes, information now being .Image: Restored Lunar Orbiter view of Earthrise over the Moon.

[Cervantes] NASA's early lunar images, in a new light « Cervantes: NASA was so preoccupied with getting an astronaut to the moon ahead of the Soviets that little attention was paid to the mountains of scientific data that flowed back to Earth from its early space missions. The data, stored on miles of fragile tapes, grew into mountains that were packed up and sent to a government warehouse with crates of other stuff.

[The Long Now Blog] The Long Now Blog » Blog Archive » Are We Losing Our Memory?: The electronic landscape changes so rapidly–and the lines between the old and the new seem drawn so sharply–that Wired magazine can refer to a four-year-old network service provider as a “dinosaur,” and get this retort: “It’s very funny that a petroleum-based product like a magazine can call an online service that has an integrated Web browser irrelevant”

[CNET News.com] NASA unveils lunar image recovery project | Geek Gestalt - CNET News: Greg Schmidt, deputy director of NASA's recently opened Lunar Science Institute, said: "Just imagine for a moment taking these images here, and the hundreds more (that will be generated by LOIRP) and comparing them with what the lunar reconnaissance orbiter will be returning to us in the coming years. We're going to see how the moon is changing, and I'm expecting some very interesting surprises."

[MoonViews - Providing Imagery and Data For Lunar Exploration] Image Collection: From a Garage to NASA (MoonViews - Providing ...: The big missing piece is the collection of slow-scan TV original recordings on instrumentation tape. I can play those tapes, but I don't have the video decoder.

[Gizmodo] Gizmodo - NASA Scales Up 1966's Moon Image to Amazing Ultra-High ...: The Lunar Orbiter missions included five spacecrafts dedicated to map the entire lunar surface, a task necessary to select the landing sites for Apollo. The first three missions focused on twenty potential landing sites, while the two last ones””which flew high altitude polar orbits””took photographs of 99% of the surface with a resolution that ranged from 60 meters to an stunning 2 meter.

[Captain's Blog] Captain's Blog: Mars Reconnaisance Orbiter: Finally ... The ...: No offense, but I have to agree with pif on the good/evil issue. Besides the fact that an absence of a concept of good and evil on Yeshua/Jesus' part would mean he would have never bothered to do the works that he did in the first place (not to mention the invalidation of the entire concept of messiahship/redemption, which the ancient Hebrews, I'm pretty sure, took stock in), even from a purely secular/scientific/materialist/Darwinian/whatever standpoint, a sentience (esp.

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