Apollo sites photographed by lunar probes - my new page

[onebigmonkey]

Some of you will have seen a page on my site where I've matched details in Apollo photography and other imagery with views taken by orbital probes. As new probes launched and new evidence became available, those pages got more and more cluttered and difficult to edit.

I've now added this page:

https://onebigmonkey.com/apollo/probed/probed.html

Which is no frills presentation of the images available.

Hope it proves useful!

[Bryanpoprobson]

Top stuff as always..

[TimberWolfAu]

Oooo, new updated page/s? I'll have to have a poke around.

I was planning on using something like this as evidence for a debate, against our favourite 'not-a-doctor', but he never responded, so I didn't go ahead an make anything. Maybe I'll just make up a nice presentation anyway, that I might use later. One part of it was to find a current image of the LO photo I have.

[onebigmonkey]

Oooo, new updated page/s? I'll have to have a poke around.

I was planning on using something like this as evidence for a debate, against our favourite 'not-a-doctor', but he never responded, so I didn't go ahead an make anything. Maybe I'll just make up a nice presentation anyway, that I might use later. One part of it was to find a current image of the LO photo I have.

You can find the rescanned versions here

https://planetarydata.jpl.nasa.gov/img/data/lo/LO_1001/DATA/

but you'll need Photoshop (or similar) to load the file format.

Lower res versions can be downloaded here

https://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/lunarorbiter/#browse




https://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/lunarorbiter/#browse

[TimberWolfAu]

Awesome sauce.

I have a copy of "The Moon as Viewed by Lunar Orbiter" (nice big green book), which has the reference charts at the end. From looking a quick looks at the links provided, I should be able to find a spot in the book, grab the corresponding frame #, and find it through the links.

[onebigmonkey]

Awesome sauce.

I have a copy of "The Moon as Viewed by Lunar Orbiter" (nice big green book), which has the reference charts at the end. From looking a quick looks at the links provided, I should be able to find a spot in the book, grab the corresponding frame #, and find it through the links.

I have that, and also the full Lunar Orbiter Photographic Atlas version - it does come up on eBay from time to time, sometimes at sensible prices, sometimes not!