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Does that mean that only a black, vertical, parallelepiped is a monolith?
Originally posted by zorgon
No just confuddled the matter...
THIS is a monolith
You're forgiven!!
Its not the crown its the heat You ever try wearing one in 120 degree desert?
I know you are a real geologist, I was just teasing you to see if you would post that.
But I am a real geologist and I already showed you that granite fractures into fairly regular blocks... but I searched for days trying to find a sample on Earth that was THAT smooth and rectangular... with no luck
Fine by me, I like castles.
So Castle on the Hill works better for me....
Originally posted by ArMaPDoes that mean that only a black, vertical, parallelepiped is a monolith?
Originally posted by ArMaP
What is your opinion on how those rock were created?
Not dark enough, I like dark hair.
I think she is your type...
very dark..
Originally posted by ArMaP
Not dark enough, I like dark hair.
Originally posted by rhw007
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".
Originally posted by ArMaP
Unfortunately, the filters available are the L2, L5 and L6, so the image is not close to true colour.
But I like to explain the things I post to avoid misunderstandings, something I hate.
Originally posted by zorgon
Filters Smilters... of course its not even CLOSE to 'true color...
You don't know me that well, I like bright sunny days, even on Mars.
And I know ArMaP prefers dark things (dark mood, dark hair in girls, dark Mars photos)
Originally posted by chelbaby NASA is a public program and must submit findings to the public.
Originally posted by ArMaP
PS: I don't think that you will have the time to see all of the HiRISE photos