Could a never-completed Pink Floyd video hold the answer to the missing moon tape mystery currently plaguing NASA? NASA workers and their affiliates around theworld have been quietly looking for hi-resolution films from the Apollo moon landings more than 30 years ago. To date, what we'veseen on television were pictures taken by cameras shooting a videomonitor... if you will, pictures of grainy pictures. But the original hi-res videos are still out there... somewhere... lost in the maze of government storage facilities. What's more, time is running out. Those magnetic tapes degrade over time and the playback equipment used to display their images is about to be mothballed. So NASA has launched a formal investigation... and perhaps a key in that probe rests with Australian music video producer Peter Clifton. Here's where the story gets even stranger than it has been so far. Back in 1979, Clifton was working on a Pink Floyd video... to go along with the smash-album "Dark Side of the Moon."

He wanted some footage of Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon... so he sent away $180 and got back a half-hour reel of 16-millimeter film from the Smithsonian. "I had this idea that I could take segments out of Dark Side of the Moon and make them into a TV special," said Mr Clifton to Australia's The Age. "On a visit to Washington, I went to Smithsonian and asked if they had any shots of rocket ships travelling. He said, 'well, we can give you highlights of the moon shot.' Clifton never finished the Pink Floyd video... and the film satin his vault for years.

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That vault must be opened asap

so you run and you run to catch up with the sun but its sinking,
racing around to come up behind you again.
the sun is the same in a relative way but your older,
shorter of breath and one day closer to death....
they wanna get a move on cos times running out

And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon.........

Wouldn't be surprised if someone took it home to somehow download it on to their lap top and they both were stoling. Seems to be alot of that going on lately in the business world.