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Originally posted by Little_Kona
I could be wrong,,but why does Nasa avoid the annomilies so much??,,,surely we could send rovers/probes there rather quickly,,,aim the hubble at it for a few days and explore our backyard a tad more than aiming it at galaxy z127 a billion light years away???
I have often felt the same way. In answer to your question, Little Kona, I would recommend reading Dark Mission by Hoagland and Bara. -TAT
Originally posted by Bigfoot73
MikeSingh may not be on ATS any more but he is on a couple of other forums I'm on, not Hoagland's or Icke's I hasten to point out. Some of his finds are a bit hit and miss, but he has definitely found some anomalies anybody would find very difficult to debunk.
Unfortunately his 'smoking gun' image in this video isn't one of them :- I've seen other renderings of it and there is actually nothing there, it's just shadows. However the most obviously debunk-prone image of the lot, that thing which looks like the blade off some huge digging machine, is for real. It was in the Clementine Lunar Image Browser 1.5, the NASA compilation of the Clementine orbiter's images taken in 1994. It was at Lat, -35. Long. 208, and was there for all to see until early this year when NASA 'retired' CLIB without explanation. Think you can all guess why. Hard to believe? Damn right it is , but there it was, and it's not the only obvious artefact NASA have inadvertently published images of.
He's also found some sort of buildings complex on top of a ridge on Mars and recently a silver UFO looking thing of about 30 feet long (HiRise resolution really is that good). The NASA browser gives pixel references and I tracked both of them down, as did other people, and they really are there in very good detail and colour - not shadows or tricks of the light.
So how did they all get there? My personal pennysworth is that there were previous advanced civilizations on Earth, and global cataclysms have obliterated both them and all evidence of them - except for their activity on the Moon.As for Mars, well that's anybody's guess, but maybe that was us too.
Originally posted by alphaMegas
reply to post by The Shrike
hello mr. shrike...
got something even lesser or better than the waste i've got?
please share...
must be very interesting,,, the ones you have....
Originally posted by zorgon
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Just not worth it
:shk:
Originally posted by ocker
Originally posted by zorgon
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Just not worth it
:shk:
ditto
Cool thread btw nice Op
Ocker
Originally posted by alphaMegas
reply to post by The Shrike
thanks for the critizism but what is wanting is validisation. a one line critisism coming from a "sucessful debunker" sounds very unconvincing at all.and what is needed here is a constructive one. i share these images for all to put in for whats its worth...
as for the contributions well , thats what we are here for , right mate? ...
Originally posted by The Shrike
Your OP is a waste of bandwidth because there have been a ton of similar threads all amount to nothing.
Look for the thread recently started that criticizes the lack of threads dealing with lunar anomalies now that we have higher resolution Kayuga and other missions photos that clearly show nothing as far as said anomalies/structures.
That's why using references such as Mike Singh, Richard Hoagland, et al, are meaningless.