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Originally posted by paperface
Some very agressive posters in this thread,people seem to be terrified of life anywhere else but on earth.
If any non believer asked me to present one picture that proves life on Mars it would be this one of the Sand Marie resting,although aware the Rover is watching....
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Basiagos Mars discoveries are essential for anyone interested in this.It convinced my partner who a firm non believer.
Page 15 with the creature peeking from behind the rock is mind blowing
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That's something that I always think is a strange approach to things.
Originally posted by rdunk
IMHO, there is no way this "formation is natural".
Originally posted by ArMaP
That's something that I always think is a strange approach to things.
Originally posted by rdunk
IMHO, there is no way this "formation is natural".
You are looking at (apparently) one or more rocks, surrounded by hundreds of natural rocks, on a (as far as we know it) natural planet. Those (apparently) rocks look like a natural horse, but you say that "there is no way this 'formation is natural'."
Originally posted by rdunk
Again, as for the horse, everything is there. One can clearly see three of the four legs (attached), and one can see even a small bit of the fourth, which is its rear right leg (which is on our blind side). The legs are probably separately made and then attached to the body. And the legs are very obviously shaped differently, than to what we are accustomed to seeing, being flat-sided and squared.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Those (apparently) rocks look like a natural horse,
Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by rdunk
Unfortunately, we only have (apparently) this photo, so we cannot use two photos from different angles to try to get a depth idea of the whole scene, but from what I have seen in several cases like this, it's very easy to be fooled by the lack of perspective, so what looks like one rock is made up from (at least) two rocks, one closer to the camera and the other farther away.
I think that's what we are seeing in this photo, but I don't have any real data to show that this is not a horse-shaped rock.
And even if this is really a horse-shaped rock, it doesn't mean that it was artificially made.
Originally posted by rdunk
Which is very fine, for the horse statue I see!
Originally posted by baddmove
Kind of looks like Pokey...
Originally posted by mcrom901
Originally posted by rdunk
Which is very fine, for the horse statue I see!
but how is it that the various 'attachments' which were ejected landed so close to each other?
Originally posted by ArMaP
And even if this is really a horse-shaped rock, it doesn't mean that it was artificially made.