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Viking Lander I on July, 1976 right after landing a picture was slowly transmitted to Earth near the footpad of the Lander. What looks to be a tiny tiny house cat with a tail can be be seen clearly and a Sandmarie, tiny humanoid, looking like a Wizard is laying on it's back on the ground facing the Martian sky that looks like it was smashed by the footpad. A perfect skull of a lifeform is nearby and a tiny tiny perfect child size boat with a window can be seen laying on the Martian surface. Other fossils and lifeforms are nearby the Viking lander.
Originally posted by Riffrafter
reply to post by amari
Viking Lander I on July, 1976 right after landing a picture was slowly transmitted to Earth near the footpad of the Lander. What looks to be a tiny tiny house cat with a tail can be be seen clearly and a Sandmarie, tiny humanoid, looking like a Wizard is laying on it's back on the ground facing the Martian sky that looks like it was smashed by the footpad. A perfect skull of a lifeform is nearby and a tiny tiny perfect child size boat with a window can be seen laying on the Martian surface. Other fossils and lifeforms are nearby the Viking lander.
Can you post this pic? I've never heard anything about it before...
Thanks.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by backinblack
"Different shape"?
Of course, it is...between the photo taken by Opportunity, from the ground...and the "aerial view", from orbit.
Look at the picture, from the ground. See the crater, and its rim? And, where the HS is located.
Then look at the zoom for area "c".
You know, your car looks different from street level, than from directly overhead, too.
All from this JPL source.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by backinblack
backinblack....DUDE!!
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov...
Photo caption: "PIA05630: Heatshield on the Horizon"
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by amari
Dude, why not just provide the direct link to that page? www.wired.com...
I count thirteen images there, to peruse.
Which one is particularly interesting? They are all selected for, as the title says, looking "strange". Can you think of anything on Earth that could also look "strange" when photographed from space??
The Raw photo I have is in black and white and I will search to see if the detailed photo I have is on the net.
Originally posted by Riffrafter
reply to post by amari
Viking Lander I on July, 1976 right after landing a picture was slowly transmitted to Earth near the footpad of the Lander. What looks to be a tiny tiny house cat with a tail can be be seen clearly and a Sandmarie, tiny humanoid, looking like a Wizard is laying on it's back on the ground facing the Martian sky that looks like it was smashed by the footpad. A perfect skull of a lifeform is nearby and a tiny tiny perfect child size boat with a window can be seen laying on the Martian surface. Other fossils and lifeforms are nearby the Viking lander.
Can you post this pic? I've never heard anything about it before...
Thanks.
...rock that perfectly pyramid-shaped before. Not just the equal size equilateral triangles on each face, but also getting the "angle" right from tip to base. Blows me away...
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
Im a believer that there 'was' something on Mars, a long long long time ago, and i firmly believe one day in the future far far far from now another species will look down on our rock and say, '' there was something on Earth, a long long long time ago. "
Well, maybe I can suggest something that will blow you back....
...rock that perfectly pyramid-shaped before. Not just the equal size equilateral triangles on each face, but also getting the "angle" right from tip to base. Blows me away...
Errrrmmmm...we only see two sides. Until/unless we can see the entire thing, then it's just an assumption that it is equally 'equilateral' on the back. Funny, how the mind can play tricks, isn't it?? Our brains have evolved, many millions of years, to help us survive...and it tends to color our expectations, sometimes.
Originally posted by 46ACE
These however are "sea shells" in my book.(jpl image) Ive seen thatsame broken twisted shell on more beaches here than I can count.
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marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...
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