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originally posted by: paraphi
What's the scale?
Either way, using my ruler on my monitor I can say that they are not the same distance from each other.
No smoking gun. More like a damp flannel.
originally posted by: enjoylife
originally posted by: paraphi
What's the scale?
Either way, using my ruler on my monitor I can say that they are not the same distance from each other.
No smoking gun. More like a damp flannel.
Have a look at the original image on NASA website and do the maths based on the data given below there.
Even using a simple ruler the distance is the same.
originally posted by: Brian4real
Ill trust your math on this. Even if there's a variation of 50ft, 200 ft, Regardless of the distances, the geometric liniation is good enough for me. Nature doesnt make straight lines like that.
originally posted by: paraphi
What's the scale?
Either way, using my ruler on my monitor I can say that they are not the same distance from each other.
No smoking gun. More like a damp flannel.
originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: Box of Rain
Give yourself a test. Imagine the year is 1900 and your grandest, newest telescope finds some mysterious structures on the surface of the Moon. Your explanation of them be limited to that era of technological development, those things must, naturally, be causes of nature. Today, with the exact same observations you would be quick to suggest that the objects are probably old Apollo hardware rather than a curious result of natural activities.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: Danowski
what utter bollox - you have used arbritary points - to create " identical distances "
originally posted by: Tardacus
even if you do find something completely "alien" and unnatural on mars the chances are pretty good that it`s just human made space junk from one of the many failed mars missions.
google,failed mars missions, all the debris from those failed missions is scattered around somewhere on mars.
We haven`t managed to land a human on mars yet and we have already started polluting it with our junk.
originally posted by: Urantia1111
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: Danowski
what utter bollox - you have used arbritary points - to create " identical distances "
What is an "utter bollox"???
You dont see the objects in the image provided?
How is that "arbitrary"? The things are right there in a neat row.