A.k.a. the Golden Hour. Not only is light somewhat attenuated by the oblique angle through the atmosphere, it arrives preferentially as longer wavelengths since the shorter ones have been scattered by the atmosphere. There is no Golden Hour on the Moon.
Show us in the mission plan the part where the astronauts were supposed to take pictures of the stars with the Hasselblad.
And the images recorded at Pine Gap, Australia directly from the lunar surface? Or do you not know how radio waves and telemetry work?
You spelled stupid wrong.
A bunch of well-trained professionals recovering a well-designed space capsule. What do you think we should notice? [I can't wait for more maritime tomfoolery].
Here we go. Courtesy of Little NavMap (a flight simming thing). Finland and everywhere else at Noon (UTC), February 14.
What, you don't Lysol or any cleansers at your home? And yes, since NOBODY HAD BEEN TO THE MOON BEFORE, THERE WAS NO WAY TO BE CERTAIN THEY DIDN'T BRING A PATHOGEN, BACTERIA, OR OTHER MICROSCOPIC HITCHHIKER HOME. Normal people would know NASA shortened the quarantine for later missions.
Honestly, the bananas in the USS Hornet's galley, and cigarettes smoked by crew members have more radiation than the capsule.
Gosh, since we're telling irrelevant stories, I'd point out tomatoes were once thought to be poisonous. Amazing how some people embrace knowledge.
Yes, if you watched Star Trek reruns (or other show reruns) in the 60s and 70s that was what you were looking at. The station was using TV cameras pointed at a screen since each episode was on 35mm film reels. The idea that NASA did this isn't a conspiracy, it was SOP.
That's a telecine, which works in the opposite direction: film to TV. Going from TV to film is a kinescope, and it too was a staple of commercial television production.
As usual, not true.
Wiki tells you it's pitch black in the shade (and also probably freezing cold).
Well, no, because they are spraying for 'germs' when the Moon has no ecosystem and no life, at least none that wouldn't be destroyed on re-entry.
...And what is that supposed to kill off?
What is freezing cold?
Which has nothing to do with the sky or stars.
There was no attempt to disinfect the spacecraft exterior. The astronauts were given biological isolation garments through the open hatch, which they donned. They were scrubbed down, in the suits, when they egressed into the raft according to the presumption that any organism encountered in the mission would have been be inside the ship. This was done mostly for public relations as very few people actually believed that back contamination was a real risk.
You are underestimating the power of native stupidity.
That second question should be quoted by dictionaries when they define rhetorical question.
As usual, you spelled stupid wrongly.
Does it, indeed? Would you like to describe any place the astronauts went, or could have gone, which was pitch black?
