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Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by blue bird
Thing that fascinate me is the temperature of Phobos - on sunny side is 25F ( -4C), pretty nice temperature!?
Now THAT is interesting... maybe it IS a spaceship afterall and heated from within
Its funny you post that "boulder" on Phobos... I just found one two... on Eros an asteroid...
Close up
Info page and source
landoflegends.us...
Originally posted by Matyas
I have been watching these "towers" popping up, the Moon, Phobos, Eros, Iapetus, and I will wager a good handful of Moondust there are more, even one on almost each lunar body in the solar system.
At first I thought they were further evidence of mining operations on the asteroids, but now I think we are looking at some kind of relay system. I don't know what the use could be, power, navigation, communications, but they sure look to be a relay network system.
There's a thought to ponder.
Originally posted by Matyas
There's a thought to ponder.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexanUnless we are talking about something left over from previous Earth humanity or something else within the solar system. I could see the relays being for "home grown" use in current "black budget" science, i suppose. Is this the angle you refer to?
Originally posted by undo
Where did you say you got this from?
Originally posted by zorgon
What is more than interesting is 'red' sky - but that was not the case back in '76 as we can see from Viking images - original data no corection!!!
Only problem with that is that the Viking Rover shown in your image is blue as well... but it is really WHITE...
Viking Rover eh! NOW THAT's RICH!!!
[edit on 4-5-2007 by spacedoubt]
Originally posted by undo
And another frame added to the animation. It looks as if there's a series of towers going up from that original, each one is spouting some kind of liquid unto the surface.