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anticipate no more lol. Bit of a petty silly argument i might add.
funbox
reply to post by ArMaP
unfortunately I do not have that luxury atm, but, I thought on each rexplaination I offered enough for anyone to clearly see the corner.. and I may be wrong ,.. see, it was a question to Symptomsoftheuniverce, I was asking if I had the right foundations/rockfromations blown up/ exploded / zoomed .. he hasn't retorted yet , so we both could be far far from the right corner
the anticipation is killing me , but I think he could have been referring to at least one of the corners ive tried, it seems in vain , to example
recap
the closest zoom to my asserted corner/ foundation
enhanced with brick and fire , but slightly less zoomed
any clearer and I might start thinking your winding me up / bear baiting
BearBox
On January 24, 2014, NASA reported that current studies by the Curiosity and Opportunity rovers will now be searching for evidence of ancient life, including a biosphere based on autotrophic, chemotrophic and/or chemolithoautotrophic microorganisms, as well as ancient water, including fluvio-lacustrine environments (plains related to ancient rivers or lakes) that may have been habitable. The search for evidence of habitability, taphonomy (related to fossils), and organic carbon on the planet Mars is now a primary NASA objective.
Taphonomists study such phenomena as biostratinomy, decomposition, diagenesis, and encrustation and bioerosion by sclerobionts. (Sclerobionts are organisms which dwell on hard substrates such as shells or rocks.)
One motivation behind taphonomy is to better understand biases present in the fossil record. Fossils are ubiquitous in sedimentary rocks, yet paleontologists cannot draw the most accurate conclusions about the lives and ecology of the fossilized organisms without knowing about the processes involved in their fossilization. For example, if a fossil assemblage contains more of one type of fossil than another, one can either infer that that organism was present in greater numbers, or that its remains were more resistant to decomposition.
funbox
the markings in the picture Char-Lee brought to our attention , the diagonal ones, or the circular one , are these from the wheels , because ive not seen them before , the diagonal ones that are apparent throughout the entire picture..
Aleister
So are they officially doing the same thing we're doing on this thread?
If so, they must have been either seeing the things we've been seeing (or reading this page) or BlueShift and Char-Lee are NASA/JPL employees and is just portraying a robot and an eye. Hmmmmmm.
a bluieberry fruit corner ofcourse
Aleister
reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse
What do you mean by "corner"?
hee hee
Char-Lee
It seems as though enormous heat was applied to Mars and actually melted rock, some blew up like balloons and then popped making them hollow some melted on the rims and others turned black and some to blops.
symptomoftheuniverse
Some more ruin pics,this one has a alleyway heading of to the distance and can you imagine a doorway just inwards from 9 oclock?. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
Aleister
Yes, but remember that wasn't part of the original mission statement or purpose. They just added it on in late January, if I'm reading the page right.
Soooooo, there must be reasons for adding onto a well-prepared and likely argued over Mission Statement, so this may indicate we aren't loony as bluebirds in winter but are actually on the right track.
And you are our leader (others would say Arken has that honor but we on this thread know better).
Aleister
What's your opinion of the imprint in the rock just above and to the right of the smaller rock with the shape in it - could it have fallen off of the larger rock?
So are they officially doing the same thing we're doing on this thread? If so, they must have been either seeing the things we've been seeing (or reading this page) or BlueShift and Char-Lee are NASA/JPL employees and are just portraying a robot and a pretty eye. Hmmmmmm.
thats an old fire hydrant.
Aleister
symptomoftheuniverse
Some more ruin pics,this one has a alleyway heading of to the distance and can you imagine a doorway just inwards from 9 oclock?. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
I didn't look for that because when I opened the page this jumped out at me (GET IT OFF! GET IT OFF!), lower left-hand corner:
Bingo?
symptomoftheuniverse
thats an old fire hydrant.
Aleister
symptomoftheuniverse
Some more ruin pics,this one has a alleyway heading of to the distance and can you imagine a doorway just inwards from 9 oclock?. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
I didn't look for that because when I opened the page this jumped out at me (GET IT OFF! GET IT OFF!), lower left-hand corner:
Bingo?
ArMaP
Aleister
Yes, but remember that wasn't part of the original mission statement or purpose. They just added it on in late January, if I'm reading the page right.
Apparently, they started thinking about that change in December.
I'm not a leader of anything.
“Our mission is turning a corner,” says Curiosity project scientist John Grotzinger of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena. “We are beginning to map a way forward, a way to explore deliberately for organic matter.”
Curiosity’s new analyses of sediment from the bed of a long-vanished lake hint that Mars harbors substantial amounts of organic matter of some sort, although no one is yet willing to attribute it to ancient life. And in a martian first, Curiosity has determined how recently surface rocks have been exposed by erosion. That opens the way to more systematic searches for molecular fossils, by showing scientists how to maximize their chances of finding organic matter that was only recently exposed to the ravaging rain of cosmic rays that pours down on Mars.
symptomoftheuniverse
Some more ruin pics,this one has a alleyway heading of to the distance and can you imagine a doorway just inwards from 9 oclock?. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
thanks for posting the image. I only visit ats on my phone and you cant upload from a phone. Ats dont want real time pics,someone might send some rude selfies in lol.
Aleister
symptomoftheuniverse
Some more ruin pics,this one has a alleyway heading of to the distance and can you imagine a doorway just inwards from 9 oclock?. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
Here's the pic, I couldn't see the doorway, although it may be the opening between the rocks leading into the smooth sandy area.
And darn if the new spokey goblin-impression isn't just sitting right out front, posing for the camera (say "Cheese"), the first big rock up from the bottom on the left hand side. I want a chalk rubbing of it.
edit on 24-3-2014 by Aleister because: (no reason given)