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I forgot to say that I used a value of 2.200 on the Wavelet Sharpening dialog, it makes the image look better.
Not much, but you can see by yourself.
Originally posted by mikesingh
A value of 2.200?? Now that would just sharpen the pixels and make the image suck if zoomed in further, what?
Originally posted by unnamedninja
Gotta love skeptics. Yep Mars is a different planet, it has different kinds of winds which are capable of creating perfect cubes and pyramids.
Uh huh.
Originally posted by ArMaP
This makes me think that some people may see (or not see) things because of the monitors they use, and it shows that I am not changing to a LCD screen.
Originally posted by Nohup
It's interesting that you see a "perfect" anything in the image. Some of the edges appear to be relatively straight, sure. But perfect? Hardly.
Oh, that's right. Some of it has decayed. That explains everything.
Somebody needs to buy those Martians a square and a level.
Originally posted by rhw007
Part of an on-going inquiry with the PDS:
Specifically I was
searching for an image linked here:
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...
where the object in question "looks like" a petrified piece of a wooden log.
The rover's track go OVER this but it amazed me that there were NO PanCam
images in various filters so that a COLOR and also a minerological study of
this object was taken. Since the merb site search produced the above image
while searching for just nav and pan cam images it appears that no such
pancam images were put into the PDS...IF...any were taken. I remain puzzled
why this "anomalous" object was not imaged by the PanCam camea suite. That
is a question you cannot answer and it is far to late to go back to the site
to re-image the object in question for scientific definitive evidence as to
WHAT it may be. Certainly is an "odd rock".
Bob...
[edit on 7-7-2008 by rhw007]
Originally posted by nablator
reply to post by 2Faced
Amazing. In the second picture (green), the 2 squares are unmistakably... square. I don't see anything in the first one (red). Good find!
Originally posted by ArMaP
I think you should change your crown for one who does not give you those strange ideas.
If we had a real geologist on ATS that could explain geologic processes to us it would be easier to see (or maybe not) the most probable origin of these rocks.
Originally posted by 2Faced
perhaps I should have clarified that the red lines simply hover above the squares. I changed it a bit, so it is more obvious.