steve n said:

I have 4 or 5 Apollo 11 polaroid pictures that look as if they could have been taken on the moon they’re so clear and crisp. My mom says that her father in law had a friend that worked at NASA that gave them to him. They’re date stamped on the back 1969. One of them is the famous boot print. I’ve been wondering what they were.

Are these photographs of the television transmission? If so, they will be black and white and have visible scan lines as shown in the photo above.

        Dave G said:

That kind of money and you’d have thousands of people scouring every inch of the Applied Physics Laboratory and every storage locker in the US, Guam, Australia, Spain or anywhere that had even the most remote chances of having a copy.

If they were not found after a year of offering ten million, you could be assured they were no longer in existance

That might cause more problems than it solves. Imagine if it were found and torn apart by a mob trying to get the tape to cash in! I read the report on it and while I think there is the possibility that the secondary recordings may exist, it’s pretty remote.

I realize you can’t do this, but I think if you want a real shot at getting something like the tapes you mentioned above that might be at the Applied Physics Laboratory would be to offer an outrageously high reward for them. IF they exist, they WILL be found if someone offered something like ten million dollars for them. That kind of money and you’d have thousands of people scouring every inch of the Applied Physics Laboratory and every storage locker in the US, Guam, Australia, Spain or anywhere that had even the most remote chances of having a copy. If they were not found after a year of offering ten million, you could be assured they were no longer in existance