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Originally posted by Havick007
Also if anyone thinks these objects are completey natural please show me similar footage from Mars
I said that because I have seen thousands of Mars photos and I haven't seen anything that doesn't look natural, so the probabilities were that this photo wouldn't show anything artificial either.
Originally posted by Havick007
Hmm i thought you wouldnt see anything, as you said in the other thread, you probably would say that.
It's not pixelated but the moment you resample an image you stop looking at the original and start looking at what the program you used decided that should be there instead of the bigger pixels, that's why we should never base our opinions on images that are resampled.
Yeah the res doesnt change, im not stupid, i meant its not so pixelated.
I don't think so, and if you think that exporting to JPEG loses quality (as expected, JPEG uses a lossy compression method) you can export to GIF.
Also FYI, the link is better quality than the IMQ, when i export the file to Jpeg it kills the quality.
Originally posted by Havick007
reply to post by ArMaP
i still cant beleive you dont see it. It stands out so much
Originally posted by Havick007
reply to post by Phlegmi
you may need glasses
By the way, why does NASA want a touch down here? Is there something more than meets the eye?
Cheers!
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Originally posted by Havick007
reply to post by InfaRedMan
We are looking at this:
Originally posted by Havick007
reply to post by ArMaP
where on earth did you find a hirise image of the area, i have looked high and low for one, i searched the hirise site for endeavour crater pics and there were none last week.
How did you manage to find it.
Here, although I haven't used that search feature to find the photo, I used this site, very useful to see if there are photos from those missions of any place on Mars.
Originally posted by Havick007
where on earth did you find a hirise image of the area, i have looked high and low for one, i searched the hirise site for endeavour crater pics and there were none last week.
How did you manage to find it.
Some differences are a result of (probably) different methods of getting the image, the MOC photo looks a little distorted when comparing the raw and the processed images.
I see its higher resolution, put both pics side by side and compare, there are some big differences. Where is that circle that was in the center, it was a pretty clear circle. Its suddenly gone. The shapes have totally changed. I know its higher resolution but its completly different.
Yes, you need to have some (or maybe a lot) of patience for things like this.
Hmmm. Anyways i decided lastnite i no longer have the patience for all this. I deleted about 1gig of photo.s and images.
Don't get discouraged because of what happens here and in other threads, what we learn depends on what we want to learn and on what we already know.
Looking at all the threads and all the crap on here, why do we all bother, beleiver or skeptic. We never make any progress, what is the objective og this site, the beleivers will always beleive and the skeptics will always be hard to please. Whether there was anything to this or any other of my posts, its all the other posts that are treated the same, some beleive and some dont. At the end of the day what have we achieved? Nothing.
I don't think we can find if there is a cover-up just by looking at photos, I think that those that want to search in that direction should base their work in different things, photos are too inconclusive for that.
If there is some big bad cover up, it has been going for over 50 years and they are doing a good job and will keep doing it. Maybe we will know the truth but untill aliens start flying around in plain view or the govt admits to whatever we think they are hiding, when we actually send people to mars or the rover sees something. But unill then we are gonna keep going around in these stupid and fustrating circles.
I hope you enjoy your "vacation" but that you soon return, the more people looking at those photos the better chances we get to find something interesting, even if it's just a natural formation.
Im just gonna sit back and watch it all unfold.