Originally posted by CygnificCopernicus Grid# E4
You've got to be kidding right? Does anyone else see ALL or EVEN ANY of these objects in this, or in the negative of this image? I certainly do not. Is there some other hi-res version you're looking at to arrive at all of your object conclusions?
From your image text, you see the following?
I've viewed the image that you gave us, stared at it a long while, within your image AND the negative version of your image. I must say I would NOT make ANY of the conclusions that you've made on any of the so-called objects.
If one has an over-active imagination, there are MANY possible 'objects' that one could "make out" of the patterns of light and dark pixels that were presented in that image.
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For instance, SOMEONE could say that the following is a smiley face made by some intelligent race. That someone would not be me however
The IMAGINARY FACE is complete with hair, nose, eyes and CHIN?!
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Original image cropped area:
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Enhanced image:
OMG it's a face, looks like some sort of a clown?!
There are about 1000 other objects, faces animals or whatever that I can imagine are present in the image as well. The problem is that the image is NOT OF A HIGH ENOUGH RESOLUTION to make ANY conclusions as to what is present, never mind making the conclusions that some are wheels, cranes, toilet bowls, smiling faces or whatever.
I do like the 3d resolutions you're doing, that work MAY be able to draw out some anomalous features. If one could gather data to make a topographical map of the region (copernicus), it could expose some anomalous topographical features, but for now the above Copernicus image objects reveal nothing except shades of gray pixels.
[edit on 30-5-2007 by greatlakes]












