Fabrizio70 ha scritto:

Ovviamente rimane sempre il mistero di come possano essere così luminosi elementi in ombra , nell'immagine del lem si distinguono bene i particolari ,

in quelle trasmesse in tv il problema è evidentissimo , da confrontare sopratutto quella con l'astronauta con il centro del terreno luminoso da quella del lem , in cui il cono di luce lo colpisce in pieno.

High-speed e Tubo ho trovato inoltre conferma del discorso di quando si è accesa sta benedetta telecamera

As Neil Armstrong made his way down the ladder of the Lunar Module, he deployed the TV camera, which swung out from the MESA on the side of the descent stage. Goldstone and Honeysuckle were monitoring the FM portion of the signal from the Lunar Module, waiting for a TV signal.

Buzz Aldrin put the TV circuit-breaker in, and both Goldstone and Honeysuckle simultaneously reported they were receiving video.

Viewers around the world saw fuzzy images – upside-down for a few seconds – coming from Goldstone. The image was high contrast because the scan converter at Goldstone had apparently been set incorrectly. This compressed most of the video information into the black, making it almost impossible to discern what was happening.

Just before Armstrong set foot on the moon, Houston selected the clearer video coming from Honeysuckle Creek.