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Originally posted by Exuberant1
We are not talking about other places
While your 'photographic flaw' theory may explain some image anomalies, it does not account for this one and is predicated upon a bias, as apparent from your proclivities here.
Nevertheless, I am glad to see you admit that NASA alters their images to fit the proffered descriptions of the environs:
Source
A full medium-resolution photograph was reconstructed from approximately 27 framelets and measured 47 cm by 40 cm. The high-resolution photograph consisted of approximately 86 framelets and measured 158 cm by 40 cm.
Originally posted by WhatsHappening
It is near impossible for two rocks to be similar but to be the same distance apart, well.
Originally posted by WhatsHappening
No matter what anybody says, it is difinitive proof of civilization on mars. It is near impossible for two rocks to be similar but to be the same distance apart, well.
Dr. Thomas Cahill, a physicist and atmospheric scientist at the University of California, Davis, calculated that the velocity of the winds moving the rocks at Racetrack Playa has to be around 100 mph. Messina and Clarke's work confirms that finding.
Cahill used that knowledge to measure wind velocities at the surface of Owens Lake (since Racetrack Playa is a designated wilderness area, measuring devices cannot be left on the lake bed). It was an effort that up until that time was considered folly because the popular theory was that steady high winds never hug the ground except in tornadoes or hurricanes. In fact, Cahill measured 95 mph winds just a few centimeters above the surface.
Originally posted by mikesingh
reply to post by MischeviousElf
Good point! But remember, one cannot compare the geological conditions on Mars to that of Earth with any certainty. It could be a different ball game altogether.
Thus, using the same template for both Earth and Mars and explaining away such anomalies keeping this in view, is hypothetical and guesswork at best.
Cheers!
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by mikesingh
Thus, using the same template for both Earth and Mars and explaining away such anomalies keeping this in view, is hypothetical and guesswork at best.
Cheers!
So that works against you as well because you dont know how things would work on Mars! Any comment on this Mike
www.ucalgary.ca...
Originally posted by mikesingh
> Artificially made, or
> Natural geological formations.
Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by mikesingh
Thus, using the same template for both Earth and Mars and explaining away such anomalies keeping this in view, is hypothetical and guesswork at best.
Cheers!
So that works against you as well because you dont know how things would work on Mars! Any comment on this Mike
www.ucalgary.ca...
Exactly, wmd! I haven't the faintest clue how the 'tracks' were made! I don't profess to know how they formed - either by artificial means or natural. And that's why I've included it in this thread as unsolved. All theories are just that - theories. Including the ones propounded by many self styled 'experts' on Moon/Martian geology.
Unless we get our boots there and analyze it over time, all explanations would be just conjecture! So the two theories regarding those tracks are:
> Artificially made, or
> Natural geological formations.
Cheers!
Originally posted by wmd_2008
experiment
www.ucalgary.ca...
Remind you of anything? Looks like the pics you posted below
www.ixdrive.co.uk...
or this one
www.marsunearthed.com...
Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by wmd_2008
experiment
www.ucalgary.ca...
Remind you of anything? Looks like the pics you posted below
www.ixdrive.co.uk...
or this one
www.marsunearthed.com...
Nope! It doesn't remind me of anything. They are a totally different ball game altogether! There's absolutely NO connection between the pics you posted and the ones that I did!
Cheers!