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Originally posted by Leonidas
reply to post by kudegras
I have an open mind, but I do believe that Richard Hoagland is a professional fraud.
My main point is this....what do the people who are certain we are facing catastrophe during the upcoming pole shift have to say about complex life evolving on a planet without a protective magnetic field?
Originally posted by wmd_2008
reply to post by OrionHunterX
Guess were I got the image ah well lets see
hirise.lpl.arizona.edu...
Best call yet. I to believe this. What do all of these photos of Mars have in common? And I'm talking of all of them, the curious and the plain pictures? To me, it would seem that the pictures already taken have an element of this 'pareidolia' to them, and some being enhanced, even more so, as the desired enhanced results were arrived at through manipulation. ?Life on Mars? Of course it could have been possible, but the stretch these pictures are subjected to doesn't bode well. I think civilizations there on Mars would have left much more definable structures and transportation routes. As for modern times, well of course there could still be rudimentary life forms like bacteria or microbes and such. I am Not sold that any pictures hold evidence of life. Many pictures are in deed bizarre, and some of the same types of structures here or natural formations exist on earth. The only difference here is that the amount of weathering and natural forces exerted on our formations in the form of rain, wind and heating/cooling deteriorate ours much faster over millenia. For every anomaly on Mars, you will find one on earth of similar composition, though maybe much more eroded. But..... a good post never the less.
Originally posted by Druscilla
Fun stuff, but, likely all of it's Pareidolia
Pareidolia - wiki
Basically; seeing what you want to see.
Originally posted by screwcensors
reply to post by OrionHunterX
Whoever thinks that we're alone in the universe or that life came out of nothing is totally ignorant.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
reply to post by OrionHunterX
Mikesinghs over processed version
From same source!
Is that better for you?
Originally posted by OhZone
NASA has cameras that are powerful enough to read a newspaper on a parking lot from 200 miles up and they can't get better pictures than that?
Nature does not make multiple right angle structures repeatedly all over the place.
What do you mean "over processed"?
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
So, does Mars look actually like this instead of the gory red color they always show?
Why NASA has to indulge in this is apparently because the red filter on the cameras is supposed to enhance resolution and also reduce the amount of data required to be transmitted back to Earth.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
reply to post by jaijlee
Is that the iceberg next to it