A 2.27 min slideshow of 17 unaltered NASA 70 mm Hasselblad photographs (AS15-83-11218 to 34) from the Apollo 15 mission, showing unidentified moving lights in outer space.According to the Apollo 15 Index of 70 mm Photographs: "All Apollo 15 70 mm photographs to which NASA photo numbers have been assigned are described in this index." Nevertheless, these 17 black & white photographs are missing and their exclusion is not noticed in any way. No NASA code was assigned to the Hasselblad magazine 83 which appears to consist in these 17 images only ( http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a15/a15.p... ).Magazine 83 was kept secret until the corresponding photographs have subsequently been released as low resolution scans by the Lunar and Planetary Institute ( http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apo... ). No further information on the circumstances of their recording and the nature of these photographs is available in the public NASA archives. Obviously operating in outer space, as indicated by the window edge visible at the left hand and lower sides, the complete lack of additional features implies that the documentation of these lights was indeed the purpose of the photographs. The presence of light dots and bright lines indicates different velocities, whereas the erratic movement in some images is inconsistent with moving debris. Both reflecting objects on the upper edge are apparently from the CSM or LM. Music is "Cobra Fever" from Orient Express. Hopefully, both believers and sceptics will find a way to enjoy.

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