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Originally posted by seenitall
Just forget about reptiles and the moon and Mars. You aren't going to find anything. Believe me I've been searching for years.
Answers are surrounding us if we band together in a coherent group.
Originally posted by Wig
The Aero Car...
Source
Max Munk, a German NACA technical assistant who was familiar with European wind tunnel design, designed the Variable Density Tunnel--the first pressurized wind tunnel in the world... ...put into operation by Munk in 1921. The Variable Density Tunnel was a technological jump that rejuvenated American aerodynamic research
Originally posted by seenitall
Homo Sapiens Neandethalis evolved into Homo Sapiens Sapiens in approximately 200,000 years.
SOURCE
Then in sixth grade I saw the classic depiction of bipedal evolution leading from chimpanzee to austroprolithicus to homo-erectus to Cro-magnum man and then to us.
In Anthropology 101., I learned that the fossil tree had dead ends, and the most famous of these dead ends was the Neanderthal. The more I learned of the Neanderthal, the more in disbelief I felt. Neanderthals predate humans by at least 200,000 years, and further, coexisted with humans for at least 50,000 years. Neanderthals look so much like us; it bothered me greatly to learn that we were not supposed to be descended from them, but homo-erectus.
Reptilian is a crappy description even if they do exist. They are probably aquatic or extrememly screwed on the evolutionary ladder.
Originally posted by Wig You should always ask, and always give all the information available.
You could have saved a lot of time if you had asked earlier it sounds like you put a lot of time into this, we could have told you from the start not to bother. But don't let us stop you.
Originally posted by WDefCon5
On a side note I am surprised you did not bring up this one….
grin.hq.nasa.gov...
Nice find LOL Hadn't got that far yet... checking for radiation and all that white fog... yep that be a keeper :up"
Originally posted by fiftyfifty
First pixels... page 2.. more pixels.. page 3 more pixels...
Skip to page 5 and we're on wind tunnels! im very confused.
LOL You missed page 4!!!
[edit on 3-1-2007 by zorgon]
Originally posted by Qetyl
Hello all! I've been checking out the forum for some time, but this is my first post.
I've been looking at this photo long and hard, and I sure don't see anything to indicate it is fake.
As with the rest of you, the bulletin board is very interesting. I'm a relatively basic Photoshop user, but what I did was cut out the board, invert it (the colors that is) and stretch it out a bit to give more of a "head-on" view. The images, like someone mentioned above, seem like x-rays or negatives, and they seem correct with the colors inverted. You can certainly make out some interesting images with this picture:
Here's to hoping I did that right...
Ok - after previewing I see it's an external image - how do I embed it? At least you can see it...
At any rate, in this picture, IMHO, I see the following:
Top left - seems to be a Grey.
Top row, 3rd in - looks like a different Grey.
Top row, 5th in - Kinda looks humanish, maybe a hybrid?
Second row, 3rd in - looks like a reptoid.
The crosses in the second row look interesting - anyone see anything like that before?
Bottom right - looks like a drawing or sketch of some sort?
The rest is a little too vague to make out, but if anyone can see anything that I haven't mentioned, or wishes to add comments, please feel free. Also, if there is another piece of the picture you'd like me to play with I'd certainly be happy to help.
Also, SeenItAll, I agree that on earth, reptiles as we know them are cold-blooded. However, I seem to recall that there was evidence of dinosaurs possibly being warm-blooded (had something to do with the bone structure - I read that a long time ago so I'll have to see if I can find it), but at any rate, we're talking about alien life, so who's to say alien reptiles aren't warm-blooded? Just my 2 cents...
Qetyl
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by Wig
The Aero Car...
Good one! :up"
She did ask... and at the time she asked all the information was not available
It's ludicrous to present a tiny collage of grey squares and ask "can you identify this building, with a 'T' on it" without giving its context.
seems perhaps there should be a TofC regarding the manner in which you ask a question
Hmmm so let me see if I got this...
We should ask you, and you will tell us not to bother? So when did we rewrite the rules of freedom of expression?
Originally posted by undo
and since ya got me riled up, i'm about to rain on your parade. you shoulda stopped while you had the upper hand. as long as i was willing to stop posting in the thread, you coulda walked away victorious. but ya had to come back and rub my nose in it, not realizing, that i am not an idiot (well, okay, that's debatable ).
for further perusal and your complaining fun, here's a few of the reasons i thought it was a building in the back drop, rather than a bunch o' simple pixellations:
sliding glass doors
desk with railing in front of more doors
sign with "T"
and the reptilian without color
[edit on 4-1-2007 by undo]
Originally posted by undo
sliding glass doors
desk with railing in front of more doors
sign with "T"
and the reptilian without color
[edit on 4-1-2007 by undo]
Originally posted by undo
And if you're a doctor, would you mind telling me how you managed to arrive at that point by not examining anything?
[edit on 5-1-2007 by undo]
Originally posted by seenitall
LOL and they are all 'cold' blooded my friend.
I majored in zoology.
I know I'm getting a little to technical for the reptilian crowd....
Why do you think the dinosaurs were able to be bipedal?
GIGANTOTHERMY
Bipedal reptiles would have a very hard time not being able to metabolise their own heat. I know there are some that are bipedal yes, but they dont move very often at all. Lactic acid would fry their muscles. If the 'reptilians' were ever after you just run for cover and gain some ground.... they'd be in a lot of pain pretty quickly if they were really reptiles.
Therefore.............. they would be closer to mammals if they were bipedal. And if they layed eggs, I could even call them marsupials.
Reptilian is a crappy description even if they do exist. They are probably aquatic or extrememly screwed on the evolutionary ladder.
I'm pretty open to ideas about life but the whole reptilian thing is the biggest joke in this field. It damages every move foward.
[edit on 3-1-2007 by seenitall]
[edit on 3-1-2007 by seenitall]
Originally posted by David2012
I didn't find the lizard eating girl.. really can't imagine where you got that from out of this image.
Originally posted by k3il
kid, you've got far too much time on your hands. you're going to see anything you want when you zoom in 12,000% on a black and white image and then colorize it to whatever your imagination tells you it is.