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Originally posted by aorAki
Coordinates (google earth) 11°36'6.50"S 76°33'53.55"W
basic geologic map
To me, rather than invoking extraterrestrial reasons, it appears as some sort of geologic structure. If you have a look at the geologic map, you will see that the area has had loads of faulting and folding, so this structure may well be the exhumed hinge of a fold, or a syncline, or an anticline. In google earth you will notice that there is a lot of erosion in the area, that there are watercourses and landslide scarps.
Personally I do not subscribe to the extraterrestrial explanation for this structure. I prefer the more parsimonious conclusion that it is a geologic structure.
Hey, if you want to really know, either go there yourself with a geologist, or contact one of Peru's Universities and ask of their geologists what they know of it. I know that in the tertiary institution where I work we are often getting queries from the general public and most of them are answered (apart from the ones from obvious kooks suggesting spaceships crash landing or some such fantasy @.
Seriously, try asking the Peruvian geologists.
It's just a shame that this guy isn't Peruvian!edit on 18-7-2012 by aorAki because: (no reason given)
edit on 18-7-2012 by aorAki because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by arianna
Here is a diagram of the site in question.
A larger version is available at the Direct view below.
Direct view:
i985.photobucket.com...
Originally posted by rickymouse
When taking a picture of things including rocks it is hard to get a picture that people can see. I was trying to post pictures of artifacts but found I and others could see it in the pictures if we had seen the object in person first but those who saw the pictures without seeing and personally experiencing the objects couldn't see what we were seeing. It's strange but our knowledge about an object actually allows us to put dimension into the picture. Those who haven't seen and examined the object cannot do that. Trying to get a picture that others can see is hard because of that. I tried to adjust my thinking but once you've seen it there is no way of objectively seeing the object.
Looks like rings on part of that. Possibly petrified wood from a huge tree? There is supposed to be an island out there made out of a huge tree stump.edit on 19-7-2012 by rickymouse because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by arianna
Originally posted by rickymouse
When taking a picture of things including rocks it is hard to get a picture that people can see. I was trying to post pictures of artifacts but found I and others could see it in the pictures if we had seen the object in person first but those who saw the pictures without seeing and personally experiencing the objects couldn't see what we were seeing. It's strange but our knowledge about an object actually allows us to put dimension into the picture. Those who haven't seen and examined the object cannot do that. Trying to get a picture that others can see is hard because of that. I tried to adjust my thinking but once you've seen it there is no way of objectively seeing the object.
Looks like rings on part of that. Possibly petrified wood from a huge tree? There is supposed to be an island out there made out of a huge tree stump.edit on 19-7-2012 by rickymouse because: (no reason given)
How true!
It is a one-way process. Once you have become enlightened and able to see particular features in an image there is no way back to the time when the features couldn't be seen.
Originally posted by arianna
In the image there are four main areas which are definitely not the type of geological formations one would expect to see at a very high mountain location.
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by arianna
In the image there are four main areas which are definitely not the type of geological formations one would expect to see at a very high mountain location.
Could you explain your reasoning for this,oh great enlightened one, and while you're at it tell me what sort of geologic formations you would expect to see at a very high mountain location?
Have you contacted anyone in the Peruvian Geologic Survey yet? (I gave you the link).
Originally posted by arianna
A geologist would be of no help in making an analysis, but people with archaeological knowledge of the area would be more desirable.
Originally posted by arianna
The research I am carrying out into this anomalous object and the features on the landscape in the surrounding area is begiining to get very interesting.
This image has been slightly enhanced and the precess has produced an improvement to the downloaded image. There are many features and some appear very unusual, I get the impression from viewing the material that there may be an active life existence at this location but you will not find any of these areas on a map.
In the image there are four main areas which are definitely not the type of geological formations one would expect to see at a very high mountain location. The large anomalous object can been seen in the upper left section of the image.
Some members may find the view intriquing whilst others initially may not see many of the features. The ideal way to search for the features in the image is not to look at the full view, but to look right into a selected area.
There are two images at Direct views below. The first image is a copy of the image below and the second image is a closer view. There are features in the first image that appear clearer than in the second.
Do you see anything unusual in the image?
Direct views:
i985.photobucket.com...
i985.photobucket.com...
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Originally posted by aorAki
Oh hell, so we're not going to try to ask people who have been there and mapped it (Peruvian geologists) but are rather now so certain that it is a crashed spaceship from Mars, based on nothing but wishful thinking and geologic ignorance.
You haven't exhausted all the plausible options and are jumping right into the fire with these claims. Bad form.
There is no hope.edit on 22-7-2012 by aorAki because: (no reason given)