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Originally posted by kstallsworth
Now, I'm not saying that this is conclusive proof, but I also tend to think that the simplest answer is usually correct and honestly, to me personally, it's more a stretch to say that these things are random. Besides we just now discovering that these ancient structures on our own planet have ties to space and the stars, that would have been impossible to know about when they were built, or at least they would be with the technology that we believe they had. (or lack thereof)
Originally posted by marsrocks
Just an observation, but if you take a look at the landscape immediately surrounding the "Egyptian statue," although the site looks very naturally created, it looks like a typical Egyptian pharaoh's head which incorporates the orginally observed statue.
Coincidence?
I illustrate my observation in this video (using a Tut image as the comparison):
originally posted by: iammonkey
While looking at pictures of mars. There was something on the picture that grabbed my attention. Here’s the link to the original.
originally posted by: mrRviewer
also to look at the original scroll all the way down and see the rock bed that the robot is standing on and that rock looks like its covered in some kind of moss/fungus or barnacle like substance or dare i say... life. this picture is filled with oddities. and it looks like some spots were tampered with and smudged a bit. wonder if there was even better stuff on this thing then we have seen?
originally posted by: Anonymous ATS
i dont want to break your fun guys but this image was taken by the mars exploration rover, this is so small....
this is just a matter of erosion by wind and maybe water
the statue you seems to look at is about 30cm...
originally posted by: MrPenny
Mars is inhabited by dis-embodied heads? Cool....what do you suppose their method of locomotion may be, if any?
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originally posted by: ArMaP
reply to post by vze2xjjk
"... Also, the panoramic cameras on the rovers (the cameras that take most of the photos we see) do not change focus, they have a fixed focus from 1.5 metres to infinity, as explained here.
originally posted by: ArMaP
No, because it was a symbol of their civil and religious power, like crowns.
And I think that those represented with those "funny hats" are never represented as having a head shaped like that.
originally posted by: Constance
The living ones are always blurrier, in part, I now see, accounted for by the layering of multiple camera takes to produce a kind of 'common denominator' of what has been photographed,explained by armap.
originally posted by: Constance
Maybe you can explain to me why the rovers are not equipped with more capable cameras. This is hard to understand at a time when the optics available to NASA/JPL are so incredibly powerful.
originally posted by: Constance
Have you ever wondered why it was desireable for many ancient people on earth to shape their childrens' heads to elongate them by compression of the developing skull? Who were they trying to identify themselves with?