Is the Moon *really* as dark as coal? -Guy Macon

On Sep 27, 8:42 pm, Guy Macon <http://www.GuyMacon.com/> wrote:

You silly folks and whatever 5th graders do realize that our
physically dark as coal moon does offer a fairly complex mineralogy of
surface hues or colors, don’t you?

Here’s one eye-candy example with its contrast and color or hue
saturation cranked way up, but otherwise it’s not having been
artificially colored.
[Registered users can see links. ]

A somewhat less contrast and hue saturated example.
[Registered users can see links. ]
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0602...chedler_35.jpg

And there are may other honest amateur/private examples that can be
peer replicated as often as you like, of our mineral color/hue rich
and otherwise physically dark as coal Selene/moon to pick from, though
usually not nearly as having been so contrast and hue saturation
pushed. Of course these terrestrial obtained images are not having
nearly as good of unobstructed look-see as for the HDTV images from
the JAXA/Selene mission, or from any number of equally or better color
imaging technology satellites and otherwise of those previous Kodak
color film methods with the ultimate best of optics that our NASA/
Apollo has always had at their disposal.

Oddly those JAXA/Selene images are being continually PhotoShop
processed in order to remove all signs of the natural mineral color/
hue saturation of our physically dark as coal moon. Them Japs as NASA
puppets must think we’re all really dumbfounded past the point of no
return.

~ Brad Guth Brad_Guth Brad.Guth BradGuth BG