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Originally posted by jnyblujns
Originally posted by OccamsRazor04
Originally posted by shauny
This image here is just astonishing !!!
There is zero doubt this is a sheet of something.
Amazing thread and pictures.
Thanks for sharing.
Shaunedit on 24/1/2013 by shauny because: (no reason given)
That is actually what I came here to post about. If you look at the full res image you will see what appears to be cracks on the soil. The top layer is hard, and it cracks. They are found all over the image. If you look at enough of them you will find one that looks like something else. The OP has purposefully cut the image to make it appear as if it's a sheet. Look at the location in the full res image and you can clearly see it's just the surface. OP has an agenda.
This is the full image, where you can see the 'sheet' is just soil.
Here is another image with soil cracks to show it's not uncommon.
edit on 25-1-2013 by OccamsRazor04 because: (no reason given)
Wow....
Yes, I totally tried to mislead people by posting a link to the original image and even making a guide to show them where they could zoom in to see the areas in question for themselves.
I didn't "cut" anything. I just zoomed in on the area that I found to be unusual.
The two images you show aren't even the same area. Maybe you should use my guide that I took the time to make for everyone. So who's trying to mislead who? Who has the agenda?
I never made any outrages claims. I never put 20 exclamation points in my title to draw attention. I never said anything was definitely anything. All I said was "Here's an interesting picture, here are some things that look interesting to me, and this is what they look like to me."
I can assure you I'll think twice before ever posting anything on this site again.
edit on 25-1-2013 by jnyblujns because: More thoughts.
Originally posted by pacifier2012
Wow. Imagine a planet with 50 billion trillion rocks on it having any that look like something we could compare it to. I mean the odds must be what..... logical?
Originally posted by AthlonSavage
reply to post by OccamsRazor04
In this first pic you included you have a red line pointing to the panel. This is not the same panel as the close up view of the panel. In the close up view its has three rocks at its corner which cannot been seen on the picture with red line. I have look through the pictures you showed and it has not convinced me the panel belongs to them or is due to the naturally anomaly your describing. I still see something artifical.
Originally posted by Jobeycool
Looks like something was sitting on that soil in that spot where they are claiming it is a panel and the soil is pushed down.
Originally posted by ArMaP
One thing that I think is the most interesting in that image and that nobody (that I noticed) pointed out:
If that's what it looks like to me (a crack in the ground, with eroded edges) then it means that dust/sand has been falling through that crack for thousands or millions of years and it didn't fill the empty space below, which probably means that there's a large underground area beneath Curiosity.
Or I may be completely wrong.
Originally posted by OccamsRazor04
Originally posted by jnyblujns
Originally posted by OccamsRazor04
Originally posted by shauny
This image here is just astonishing !!!
There is zero doubt this is a sheet of something.
Amazing thread and pictures.
Thanks for sharing.
Shaunedit on 24/1/2013 by shauny because: (no reason given)
That is actually what I came here to post about. If you look at the full res image you will see what appears to be cracks on the soil. The top layer is hard, and it cracks. They are found all over the image. If you look at enough of them you will find one that looks like something else. The OP has purposefully cut the image to make it appear as if it's a sheet. Look at the location in the full res image and you can clearly see it's just the surface. OP has an agenda.
This is the full image, where you can see the 'sheet' is just soil.
Here is another image with soil cracks to show it's not uncommon.
edit on 25-1-2013 by OccamsRazor04 because: (no reason given)
Wow....you're quite the effing a**hole aren't you?
Yes, I totally tried to mislead people by posting a link to the original image and even making a guide to show them where they could zoom in to see the areas in question for themselves.
I didn't "cut" anything. I just zoomed in on the area that I found to be unusual.
The picture you showed clearly cuts out the part where the 'sheet' turns out to just be soil.
The two images you show aren't even the same area. Maybe you should use my guide that I took the time to make for everyone. So who's trying to mislead who? Who has the agenda?
Anyone can see I posted a picture of the exact same area. I just didn't cut mine to hide the 'sheet' is soil. This can be confirmed by the three rocks in the picture. It's the identical area. Why would you claim it isn't?
F*** you for accusing me of trying to mislead people. For that matter, F*** every one of you rabid debunker idiots for making this thread into something it's not and never was intended to be. I never made any outrages claims. I never put 20 exclamation points in my title to draw attention. I never said anything was definitely anything. All I said was "Here's an interesting picture, here are some things that look interesting to me, and this is what they look like to me."
I can assure you I'll think twice before ever posting anything on this site again.
edit on 25-1-2013 by jnyblujns because: More thoughts.
Maybe you should try BIN, no one there is allowed to post anything but support. Perhaps it was subconscious, but your cutting out the 'sheet' so only the very corner is shown so it appears to be something it is not is very suspect and appears to be done intentionally.
Originally posted by ArMaP
One thing that I think is the most interesting in that image and that nobody (that I noticed) pointed out:
If that's what it looks like to me (a crack in the ground, with eroded edges) then it means that dust/sand has been falling through that crack for thousands or millions of years and it didn't fill the empty space below, which probably means that there's a large underground area beneath Curiosity.
Or I may be completely wrong.
Originally posted by jnyblujns
Go to the very first page of this thread. Go down to number 10. I posted a 100% zoom photo showing the entire area, which clearly shows the panel like features end. I then posted a 300% zoom which still clearly shows the panel like area comes to an end. I didn't post a single picture that only showed the very corner.
The only explanation I can think of where you aren't just being a complete wanker is that the scroll bars aren't showing up in your browser so you can see the entire picture. Please tell me that's your excuse, because if not, you're simply making things up and being a total a**.