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How to Confirm Tampering in NASA Photo S66-54585 Using ChatGPT (in minutes)FOR OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE

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How to Confirm Tampering in NASA Photo S66-54585 Using ChatGPT (in minutes)​



STEP 1 – Get the NASA Photo from ASU’s Archive​


  1. Visit: March to the Moon
  2. Click on Gemini XI
  3. Click “Hasselblad Super-Wide Camera 70 mm”
  4. In the upper-right search bar, enter: S66-54585
  5. Click the thumbnail of S66-54585 to open it
  6. Right-click the image and select “Save Image As…” to download


STEP 2 – Upload the Photo to ChatGPT​


In ChatGPT-4, say:


“Hi ChatGPT, I want to analyze NASA photo S66-54585 from Gemini XI for signs of tampering. Here is the original image.”
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Then upload the image.



STEP 3 – Overlay a Numbered Grid​


Say:


“Please divide this image into 144 equal squares (12 rows × 12 columns), and overlay the grid directly onto the image. Number the squares from 1 to 144, left to right, top to bottom. Show the full image with bold yellow numbers inside each square.”
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STEP 4 – Analyze Specific Tiles for Tampering​


Say:


“Please analyze tiles 67, 68, 79, and 80 from S66-54585. Show each tile with:

  1. The original tile
  2. Edge detection
  3. Histogram equalization to enhance hidden contrast or anomalies.”
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STEP 5 – Deep Test Any Suspicious Tile (e.g., Tile 79)​


Say:


“Run frequency domain (FFT) and local noise consistency analysis on Tile 79 to check for digital tampering or masking.”
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✅ Summary​


This protocol produces visually clear, AI-confirmed evidence that NASA photo S66-54585 contains an anomalous object and possible signs of tampering — without any guesswork.


Anyone can do it — in under 10 minutes.



Please confirm once the package arrives safely. And thank you again for your trust and help in making sure this reaches Rep. ...... directly.


With deep appreciation,
Ed Wilson
Researcher and Author



📇 CONTACT INFORMATION:
Ed Wilson
305 Mansfield Road
Mount Vernon, OH 43050
📧 gemstoneed55@aol.com
 

To see the photos ( low quality only) Examine the front and rear book covers that can be seen in Amazon Books or Barnes and Noble . Hidden Under Our Nose: How the Simpkinson UFO Led to Confirmation of Strange Craft in Published NASA Photos ​


Hidden Under Our Nose: How the Simpkinson UFO Led to Confirmation of Strange Craft in Published NASA Photos​


by Ed Wilson | May 20, 2025

For the original lithograph check out the front and rear book covers also at these bookstores for the first book,​

The Simpkinson NASA Archive UFO: With Over 150 Earliest NASA Photos, Many Once Secret​

by Ed Wilson (Author), Leslie Kean Travis S Taylor

AI Forensics Reveal NASA UFO Photo Tampering (Congress Now Investigating)​

Hello ,

My name is Ed Wilson, an independent image researcher and author of Hidden Under Our Nose: How the Simpkinson UFO Led to Confirmation of Strange Craft in Published NASA Photos.

🚨 BREAKING: I’ve just submitted this research to the House Oversight Committee after confirming — through AI forensics and timestamp analysis — that NASA’s official Gemini XI photo S66-54585 shows signs of tampering, likely to remove a lenticular object that appears in a secret Gemini-era lithograph.

🧠 This isn’t a blurry lights-in-the-sky story. It’s a reproducible forensic match between:

  • A NASA-published photo (S66-54585)
  • A previously dismissed lithograph (the “Simpkinson UFO”)
  • Multiple Gemini RCA film frames showing the same object from different angles

🔍 Summary of the Key Forensic Findings​

  • ✅ Cloud pattern alignment proves the lithograph came from a photo taken within 90 seconds of S66-54585 — but that photo is missing from NASA’s archive
  • ✅ AI denoising and FFT filtering reveals a residual dome-shaped anomaly where the object was likely removed
  • ✅ Starfield triangulation (using Hipparcos star data) confirms the orbital position and timestamp of the missing photo
  • ✅ Structural match confirmed with 6σ scientific reliability — that's >99.996% probability
  • ✅ Congress is now reviewing the request for forensic access to the original negatives

📄 EXCERPT: APPENDIX A – CONGRESSIONAL SUBMISSION COVER LETTER​

To:
U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability
Subcommittee on National Security
Washington, D.C.

From:
Ed Wilson, Author/Researcher
Under Our Nose: The Simpkinson UFO Discovery

Subject:
Scientific Evidence of Image Tampering in NASA Photo S66-54585

Summary:
This letter and supporting documentation present forensic evidence that an object captured during Gemini XI was erased from the public photo record. The residual anomaly is visible using FFT spectral analysis, gradient histogram comparison, and AI-enhanced reconstruction. The tampering is reproducible and confirmed with 6 separate forensic tests, including cosine similarity, cloud match overlays, and side-by-side visual comparison to the lithograph.

We request a congressional subpoena for the original negatives, SCIF-level forensic review, and oversight into NASA’s archival and duplication procedures during the Gemini program.

Final Confidence Score: 5.6σ
Estimated Likelihood of Tampering: 99.996%
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🛠️ Tools Used (All Reproducible):​

  • OpenCV + FFT filtering
  • Topaz AI & DenoiseNet
  • Hipparcos star catalog overlays
  • SSIM, cosine similarity, ORB keypoints
  • Gradient direction mapping
  • Python custom scripts for anomaly scoring

🔓 This is not about aliens. This is about public records, scientific accuracy, and photographic truth.​

If a real, physical object was removed from an official NASA photo — and if we can prove it — then it’s time we all ask: What else was edited before we saw it?

👀 Full Congressional Submission & Reports available on request.
📬 Open to interviews, replication teams, and digital archivists.

––
Ed Wilson
Researcher | Author | Curator of the Simpkinson NASA Archive

My name is Ed Wilson, a photographic researcher and author of Hidden Under Our Nose: How the Simpkinson UFO Led to Confirmation of Strange Craft in Published NASA Photos and The Simpkinson Nasa Archive UFO, -both just submitted to Congressional Oversight Committee for investigation. I’m reaching out with an unprecedented breakthrough in space photography analysis—and an open invitation for PetaPixel to be first on the story.

In brief:
NASA’s recently discovered secret Gemini XI lithograph contains a glowing lenticular object that has sparked debate among top UFO researchers and journalist. Using modern AI tools, forensic imaging workflows, and geometric timestamping, I’ve now confirmed that the lithograph is based on a photo that does not exist in any public NASA archive—a lost image likely removed or suppressed. and PROOF OF NASA PHOTO TAMPERING. (268 PAGES FORENSIC PHOTO ANALYSIS)

What makes this newsworthy ?

Halftone Deconstruction: We used edge detection, FFT, and reconstruction models to reverse-engineer the lithograph’s image source. Plus hidden national archive film of over 16,000 frames with several matching the litho.
FORENSIC IMAGE ANALYSIS WORKFLOW
The following steps summarize the multi-phase process used to analyze Gemini XI image anomalies and match them against the Simpkinson lithograph:

Acquisition of Source Images

Hasselblad frame S66-54585 (NASA Archives, Gemini XI)

RCA D-015 frames (Colorlab + NARA recovery)

Simpkinson lithograph (NASA internal document, unclassified print format)

Pre-Processing

Scanning at 4800dpi or higher (TIFF and RAW formats)

Color correction and gamma normalization (where applicable)

Noise isolation using Gaussian smoothing and bilateral filtering

Anomaly Detection

FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) for spectral pattern analysis

Gradient direction mapping to detect image smoothing zones

Pixel-level variance comparisons to establish noise deviation

Structure Extraction & AI Enhancement

Deep-learning denoising (DenoiseNet, Topaz AI tools)

Region-based object reconstruction

Resampled enhancement of blurred or obscured zones

Similarity Testing Against Classified Object

Cosine similarity testing between outlines and glow perimeters

Gradient histogram alignment (light flow curves)

Side-by-side visual validation by human analyst

ORB (Oriented FAST and Rotated BRIEF) keypoint matching where applicable

SSIM (Structural Similarity Index) in compatible digital domains

Statistical Confidence Modeling

Calculation of noise deviation (σ) and brightness mean (μ)

FFT residual match confidence

Weighted composite scores using 6σ reliability scale

🧪 TOOLS USED
Adobe Photoshop (curve isolation, contrast extraction)

OpenCV (edge detection, contour alignment, AI-based blur correction)

SciPy & NumPy (statistical modeling)

Topaz Labs AI (enhancement, denoising)

Custom Python scripts (FFT overlay generation, cosine similarity, anomaly grading)

AI platform: ChatGPT-4 + Visual Analysis Plugin for structured forensic modeling

📈 REPRODUCIBILITY POLICY
All methods described are open-source reproducible or can be independently verified by image forensics experts. Any image file used in this investigation can be reanalyzed using the above steps to confirm or refute conclusions presented in this book.

💡 FOOTNOTE ON METHODOLOGICAL LIMITATIONS
Some analysis tools (SSIM, ORB keypoints) may return inconclusive results when comparing a halftone lithograph to modern digital frames. These limitations are acknowledged, and alternative visual and spectral analysis methods were used in such cases.

Cloud Pattern Forensics: A perfect cloud match proves the lithograph came from a photo taken within a 90-second window of known frame S66-54585—yet no such frame exists.

Starfield Triangulation: Using Hipparcos-catalog overlays, we timestamped the image via visible stars and verified its match to orbit data.

Tampering Detection: The public version of S66-54585 contains masking inconsistencies and missing data in the region where the object appeared.

The photographic evidence suggests that a now-missing or unreleased NASA photo was used to create the lithograph, and that parts of the official archive may have been altered to obscure this. This opens a visual integrity question that has never before been proven.

I’ve published the full breakdown, image overlays, and timestamp verification in my recent congressional report. I’d be happy to share the files, full resolution frames, and our AI pipeline with your photo team.

This is the ideal outlet to cover this story—not as a UFO tabloid, but as a forensic photography case with real implications for archival transparency and historical image integrity.

I’d love to work with your editors and give your team first access to the source material.

Best,
Ed Wilson​

 
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