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Mars color

Started by raburgeson, May 22, 2006, 06:55:24 PM

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raburgeson

OK then explain on the picture pia07855-1600-1200.jpg[1:2](background) how they screwed up and left the key for the code that's embeded on the NASA logo and more code instruction www.jpl.nasa.gov around and through the print. This is the code we need cracked on husbandhill_spirit_big.jpg and we have no key for it.

Take it to 1600 times to really view it clearly. I would imagine if you generate the code and invert the colors and turn down the transparency correctly you remove the damage caused in the background by just adding it as a layer.

By the way husband hill is getting very rare on the net.

Groundloop

@raburgeson,

Can you give a direct link to the image in question? Also can you explain a little what you mean by "code"?
Can you also explain what you mean with: "and we have no key for it"?

Groundloop.

raburgeson

* Prior written approval must be obtained to use the NASA insignia logo (the blue "meatball" insignia),
the NASA logotype (the red "worm" logo) and the NASA seal. These images may not be used by persons who are not NASA employees or on products (including Web pages) that are not NASA sponsored. In addition, no image may be used to explicitly or implicitly suggest endorsement by NASA, JPL or Caltech of commercial goods or services. Requests to use NASA logos may be directed to Bert Ulrich, Public Services Division, NASA Headquarters, Code POS, Washington, DC 20546, telephone (202) 358-1713, fax (202) 358-4331, email

I see no mention of the address being in the statement of copyright so I will post a crop. If you would like to see the font without the code resize the image to 400X? what ever it comes out to. The code in the picture rips up the buildings the same way it rips the font. The logo itself is copyrighted however there are many pictures released by NASA that have it, even some panoramas. Now I'm going to type this slower.

They generate a code that positions pixels on a background. They layer the picture on top with the transparency low enough that the generated background shows through and changes the final out put, in this case the picture. This is why the buildings look garbled, otherwise they would look like a perfect little lego town.

I will double post and change the image size of the font for you, here. zoom this up 600% and you can see it.

raburgeson

I increased the size of the font image to 400. There is a definite difference in the output. If the images were clear towns and cities would have been found years ago.

Unfortunately changing the image size of the city didn't help it, wait I will go try doing that on city crops again. The data is placed forward, it's all I have and enough. I'm not inventing photos so I will sit back and wait. Things will happen, I asked the guys at request a crack to do this. I think they will look at it for me. They say NASA codes are hard to break but, I think the guys there are equal to anything they come across. By all means zoom to 600% on this one too, I roughly changed the size to 200% and at 600% view it's much larger and still it is much clearer. It should be more pixelated at a larger size. There is code here and there is code in every picture they release, falsified data.

The code can be generated by up to a 256 bit machine or higher and the out put in *.jpg can be viewable in a 32 bit machine. I'm what they would call pretty lame, I try but, I'm never going to be a good hacker. My best guestimate is this one was generated at 128 bits, out of my league completely.

raburgeson

I went and hunted, I've been on thousands of sites and have thousands of pictures. It won't help with husband hill but get it here. I haven't been able to figure out where I got it.

http://rapidshare.com/files/125763784/pia05104-1280-1024.jpg.html

This is a color picture, color brings new code problems like 128 bits times the number of colors in the code. Husband hill is a gray scale and that means probably 16 colors from black to white in the code.
That's much simpler but there is no starting point the key is missing. I hope you all are starting to realize what this code does and how much it can hide. The eye can be confused with all those pixels, just like all those black shadows added to the black airbrushes. You see enough of them they look natural and blend in. Remember the man with the fork truck with the sun at his back. None of these pictures were taken with the sun into the camera except sun set pictures and so on where they do it on purpose. They did hire a good photographer. You should see no shadows in the foreground at all on these photos. I can show you shadows drawn clear around a rock. 360 degree shadows just don't really exist. If you study the refections from all the pictures a large rock is kind of rare. In the reflection no large rocks behind, in the front giant rocks everywhere. What do you find at 700 zoom in these big rocks? A code pixeled out building.

Larry's lookout

Pop can 3226,2434
different pop bottle 1872,3025  (this one has no air brush line that would confuse you in it, it has friends.) There is a whole dump just above it.