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originally posted by: WarminIndy
May I say again...
Scientific method was used. ANYONE can use scientific method.
originally posted by: Iamnotadoctor
originally posted by: WarminIndy
a reply to: draknoir2
Did you not even read my post?
I said "Peer reviewed" because my post was reviewed by my peers of ATS.
I said "published' because it is indeed published as intellectual property on ATS.
I said "scientific method" because that is what I used.
Whether or not you agree, the fact is I have said nothing out of the way, ATS is my medium of publication and it was reviewed by my peers on ATS.
This statement of yours, is honestly, in my opinion so intensely jaw dropping... for what can only be obvious reasons. I am rarely without words after reading things on here, this time though, I am still trying to come to terms with it actually existing. I keep asking myself, "Is it real? Did I really read that??".
Wow.
To meet these problems, the panel;b] recommended that the National Security Council debunk UFO reports and institute a policy of public education to reassure the public of the lack of evidence behind UFOs. It suggested using the mass media, advertising, business clubs, schools, and even the Disney corporation to get the message across
Following the Robertson panel findings, the Agency abandoned efforts to draft an NSCID on UFOs. (34) The Scientific Advisory Panel on UFOs (the Robertson panel) submitted its report to the IAC, the Secretary of Defense, the Director of the Federal Civil Defense Administration, and the Chairman of the National Security Resources Board. CIA officials said no further consideration of the subject appeared warranted, although they continued to monitor sightings in the interest of national security.
CIA officials wanted knowledge of any Agency interest in the subject of flying saucers carefully restricted, noting not only that the Robertson panel report was classified but also that any mention of CIA sponsorship of the panel was forbidden. This attitude would later cause the Agency major problems relating to its credibility
In addition, CIA officials agreed that the Condon Committee could release the full Durant report with only minor deletions.
It did not mention CIA participation in the Condon committee's investigation.
The belief that we are not alone in the universe is too emotionally appealing and the distrust of our government is too pervasive to make the issue amenable to traditional scientific studies of rational explanation and evidence.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: WarminIndy
May I say again...
Scientific method was used. ANYONE can use scientific method.
Apparently not.
originally posted by: WarminIndy
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: WarminIndy
May I say again...
Scientific method was used. ANYONE can use scientific method.
Apparently not.
Then falsify my claim that a face is seen on Mars. I didn't say it was aliens or Martians, I merely said that I am inclined to believe now it is not natural.
So go ahead, give the counter evidence if you have it.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: WarminIndy
So if you entertain the possibility that this face on Mars is not made by Man, aliens or Martians it begs the question, who do you think was involved in its alleged construction? Considering you believe it to be "not natural".
Possibly time to face(pun intended) the probable fact that this is nothing more than a geological formation?
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: amazing
I would be more inclined to support the theory that Mars once sustained intelligent life should anyone actually present credible evidence to suggest such. Rock formations just don't do it im afraid however much they may resemble a face, crown or not.
originally posted by: draknoir2
a reply to: Pearj
Nice conspiracy theory.
I particularly like your labeling of those who disagree with the OP's belief... er, scientific methodology as "pareidolia pushers" (extra points for the alliteration).
And thanks for the assurance of no response. One evil skeptic rant is more than sufficient.
originally posted by: game over man
a reply to: WarminIndy
Do you mind posting the link to the original Nasa file? Do you know what spacecraft took this photo? I'm guessing it's from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter?
Edit: Found another natural formation that forms a face: Nasa link
I find this subject interesting even though they are just rocks and mountains. Still beautiful...
originally posted by: WarminIndy
originally posted by: draknoir2
a reply to: Pearj
Nice conspiracy theory.
I particularly like your labeling of those who disagree with the OP's belief... er, scientific methodology as "pareidolia pushers" (extra points for the alliteration).
And thanks for the assurance of no response. One evil skeptic rant is more than sufficient.
And this is ad hominem.
Please, you've already insulted me by insinuating I am a hoaxer or that I am lying or some other nefarious, agenda pushing person.
I asked you for counter evidence and all you say is that I have illustrated your point. And what point would that be?
So I issue the challenge to YOU, provide us with evidence it is natural formation. Prove to us any evidence of a landslide, earthquake, volcanic activity, water erosion...something, anything.
Use the original picture and show us the geological reasons for it to be naturally formed. And then please provide us with the evidence of what types of rocks they are and the underlying structure.
Will you please kindly give us the evidence and then I will consider it.
That's your assumption and your assumption is based on what? You know nothing about Mars except for some pretty pictures. Will all of you people who believe it is pareidolia please do the one scientific thing required, and that is rule it out. Until the moment you can rule it out, my theory still stands.
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
does the boy resemble the crop circle and the mars face or not? it's not your opinion, the ratios of the face can be matched and I would submit they would be very close
a reply to: jaffo