and thank you, too, for shifting focus from electric arcs to what appears to be the nature of charge and matter. from what i gathered on these forums,
there's a load of theories (hypothesis?) which attribute everything to harmonic oscillations (of what? they never tell..), from matter itself to
gravity. if you were talking about something else entirely, sorry, it's kind of hard to decipher when you're stupid and talking to someone writing
cryptic one liners, isn't it?
I was wondering how you thought electricity worked? (i.e. frequency and modulation) Thanks.
for the record, what i think of electricity is immaterial, the pic was there for everyone to see and the blatant silence after its appearance prompted
me to post what i thought was wrong with certain explanations. i am in no way obliged to be right at all times (or even at any time) and if someone
around here was actually debating the subject instead of turning this into a fringe quiz, these posts might actually serve a purpose. i responded
simply because i'm sick and tired of seeing the better threads die and will therefore go to certain lengths to keep them running (in vain it seems).
the pic is now uploaded to a hosting service and saved to my HDD, in other words it's not going to vanish as easily and if this thread makes only a
handful more people start thinking about the incident in question, 'data fidelity'and NASA's policies in general it i will consider posting
worthwhile.
now, i'll try to salvage this thread, after badly derailing it.
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www.vgl.org...
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The downtrack resolution of the MOLA instrument is dependent on the "spot" size of the laser shot and the shot frequency. The down rack resolution
is said to be about 150 meters. Yet the channel is no wider than 50 meters at the point it appears deepest. It is below the resolution of the MOLA
instrument, yet it is clearly visible!
Q: valid criticism, yes/no? seems rather clear-cut if true.
the next link will earn me a lot of flak
www.enterprisemission.com...
i understand that images can be tampered with (esp brightness), but look at the geometric outlines of the 'socket' especially, one smooth line, does
it look natural to you?
off topic, concerning nasa in general_
www.tmgnow.com...
another peculiar formation
ida.wr.usgs.gov... -
source
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