Why does NASA use black and white video

[Rasa1111]

Everyone knows when the moon was discovered by an American in 432 A.D. and it is made out of cheese. "THEY" took the moon and currently store it at Area 51 along with the team of people that shot Kennedy. The moon has been replaced with a Styrofoam cup to fool people into thinking humans landed there.

no silly,
the moon was towed here by a giant spaceship, duh!
(or is the moon itself a giant spaceship and it was 'driven' here?)
or maybe it was towed half way and flew the rest of the way on it's own. lol

ill have to ask next time i go.
i miss lunar base.

oops.. lol

[trodas]

Rasa1111 -

You are not supposed to know what's really 'out there'.. and "they" prefer it if everyone were to keep believing the moon was grey. Though it is not. Here are the true colors of the moon. Yes, it is true color, none added.

But if this is true, then all the NASA pictures of gray only Moon are fake. Mainly and mostly the wast numbers of Apollo pictures are fake, witch means the Apollo itself if a fake...

Now I did not like where this is going, because that means you can fool almost whole world into believing that we CAN make it to the Moon, while we CAN'T.


...

And that suxx.

Where is the source for your image? So we can check and verify the colors?

[llanitedave]

Yeah, the wast numbers of photos you can take of the Moon through backyard telescopes are fake too, right?

[CharlesA]

Where is the source for your image? So we can check and verify the colors?

You mean finding it by using tineye?

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/image...ture_1538.html

[Bandit]

Folks:
I am not into film, or photos; however, I am having a hard time understanding why NASA would still use black and white for film and video. With all the advancements in photo/video compression - I would think color video/photos would not be hard to have, yet this could be only my lack of understanding the benefits of black and white photo/video.

Can anyone enlighten me on this topic?

Simple, it has better clarity. I know that sounds strange looking at NASA's fuzzy half - blurred - feed form the space station and all. But you can get better contrast with BW images.

[Bandit]

no silly,
the moon was towed here by a giant spaceship, duh!
(or is the moon itself a giant spaceship and it was 'driven' here?)
or maybe it was towed half way and flew the rest of the way on it's own. lol

ill have to ask next time i go.
i miss lunar base.

oops.. lol

Lies lies lies.. We all know the moon is really the planet Remus, thats why one side always faces us.

[cariboo]

This thread is drifting off topic, aside from the fact that it's almost 3 years old. Thread closed.