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Regarding the much-debated topic of NASA altering any image that revealed a pre-existing extraterrestrial presence on the Moon, I have always maintained these three assumptions:
1. The examiners would struggle to identify everything artificial, given the relatively short amount of time available for review before releasing the images to the public.
2. Except for the obvious, the examiners may not recognize all artificial objects or structural constructs for any number of reasons, including damage from meteors or being partially covered in regolith dust.
3. They could only obfuscate the details of an image so much before it would be obvious that the originals had been tampered with.
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