NASA's old Sandstorm in the distant background trick.

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NASA’s SANDSTORM TRICK

Posted by Mike Seguin · October 2020

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    Sol 751 · Curiosity Right Mastcam (M-100) · 4K Resolution    
    NASA’s classic cover-up tactic: the distant sandstorm. But this time, it’s not distant at all.    

 

NASA often applies a yellowish color tint to its Mars images, blending anomalies into the landscape. What looks like a distant sandstorm is actually a visual mask—used to hide something they don’t want us to see. The following video and images demonstrate how easy it is to remove the veil.

   

           

    Enhanced footage reveals hidden structures behind the sandstorm veil.

NOW YOU SEE IT... (ENHANCED)

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NOW YOU DON'T. (ORIGINAL)

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Original raw image from NASA:     View on Midnight Planets

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CREDIT: NASA / JPL-Caltech / Malin Space Science Systems / MARS ALIVE