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The middle block of the pyramid has an inscription on it, so new Champollion has now a job cut for him. It might be made a bit easier although, by the fact that petroglyphs of similar lettering were observed on other Martian rocks before.
One might guess that Sun was an object of worshipping by Martians, and the pyramid with its image on top was of religious significance.
The pyramid was apparently destroyed as a result of mudslide, but left on the surface by a fortunate whim of fate.
Originally posted by Umbrax
The reporters name is "Extra Sense" ?
Get 3D glasses, please, and read it if you know Martian
Originally posted by UmbraxWhat inscription?
Originally posted by extrasense
Get 3D glasses, please, and read it if you know Martian
Originally posted by UmbraxWhat inscription?
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[edit on 19-3-2005 by extrasense]
Are you telling me 3D glasses will answer all my questions? I really doubt that 3D glasses will reveal anything.
Originally posted by extrasense
Mars data analysis is nonexistent, after more than a year of rover presence on Mars and 80000 pictures taken.
Originally posted by extrasense
Well, here is the link to original. If you do not want to invest $3 in 3D glasses, you probably will not invest $100 in the software that allows you to brighten the original
qt.exploratorium.edu...
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Originally posted by Umbrax
Can you confirm for me where the inscription is supposed to be? I still can't see it. If you tell me where it is I can zoom into it.
Originally posted by bordnlazy i dont' see a thing!!
At this point it is your problem, not mine.
Originally posted by Umbrax..Nope still don't see anything. .
Who said any of them are smart? I bet the most stupid imbeciles were selected.
Originally posted by UofCinLA
a bunch of smart PhD students do it on a shoestring budget
Originally posted by extrasense
Mars data analysis is nonexistent, after more than a year of rover presence on Mars and 80000 pictures taken.