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Originally posted by FiFtEeN
www.coasttocoastam.com...
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 2006:10:16 20:17:16
Originally posted by Mechanic 32
Adobe Photoshop Elements 2.0 2006:10:16 20:17:16
Seeing this in the header of the picture, leads me to believe that it has been tampered with.
Originally posted by masterp
Why every rock that looks like a part of a human body has to be one? nature on earth has produced thousands of human-like stones.
Originally posted by Togetic
Without independent corroboration, which Hoagland's claims invariably lack, this is most likely another case of pareidolia. Same thing with the face on Mars.
[edit on 2/10/2007 by Togetic]
Originally posted by Togetic
Can you send me examples of that? I have heard those claims but haven't seen the actual analysis.
Originally posted by Southpaw11
....ALL the craters on the backside of the moon have miraculously DISAPPEARED in a mere 22 years.
Originally posted by MrPenny
Originally posted by Southpaw11
....ALL the craters on the backside of the moon have miraculously DISAPPEARED in a mere 22 years.
Shucks, got some bad news for ya'.
On ATS, when a post is made like that....the membership expects you to be able to back that up.
Do you have any type of support for that statement?
Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Richard Hoaxland has been seeing things on the Moon, on Mars and elsewhere for a long time.
And I use "seeing things" in the most derisive meaning of the phrase, of course.
Hoaxland is the guy who denied that the Moon landings ever took place,
but uses photos from the moon landings to support his theory-of-the-week (that the Freemasons colonized the Moon ages ago or something).
Same thing with the Face on Mars, one of Hoaxland's favorite subjects...
On the one hand, Richard says that we've never sent a probe to Mars,
but on the other hand he relies heavily on our Martian probe photos to support his Martian civilization rants.
In one of his truly memorable fits of "scientific" lucidity, Richard Hoaxland once declared (on the Art Bell show) that Comet Hale Bopp had been launched toward Earth as a warning from space-faring Freemasons who inhabit the outer reaches of the solar system.
Now, is that a sane and scientific observation?
After more than 12 years of following Hoaxland's hare-brained antics (remember his *hic* live radio report from Coral Castle?), I just find Richard Hoaxland thoroughly unbelievable.
You can't trust this guy's "information" to be any more valid than any of the other fringe conspiracy theories out there.
And, you know, if you're a staunch Hoaxland believer and supporter, more power to you.
I'm not, and I'm telling you — they call him Hoaxland for a reason.
— Doc Velocity
Originally posted by Southpaw11
MR PENNY
Little help. I'll be glad to post the pix, but I can't figger the darned thing out... us old TRS-80 and Commodore64 Veterens caught on to MS Excel...
Originally posted by Togetic
Can you send me examples of that? I have heard those claims but haven't seen the actual analysis.
Originally posted by MrPenny
Originally posted by Southpaw11
MR PENNY
Little help. I'll be glad to post the pix, but I can't figger the darned thing out... us old TRS-80 and Commodore64 Veterens caught on to MS Excel...
Its MrPenny.
You've been on the Internet and posting to forums for at least two years and can't figure out how to provide images? Is Krusnei LLC in the intelligence field?