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reply posted on 3-2-2008 @ 05:08 PM by undo
Originally posted by mikesingh
OK, here's another strange critter on Mars, photographed by Opportunity. What do you think?


Pic Courtesy: NASA/JPL
Rense.com for the blow-up

marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...
www.rense.com...


I did a split hsl on it and the little thing, whatever it is, is emerging from a arch shaped hole, that is in the side of a longer rectangular structure, running diagonally from the bottom center to the top right. there are several of these arches, one right after the other but that one appears to be the only one from which one of those little things is emerging. my guess is it's some kind of indigenous life form. perhaps an insect of some kind, as the arch shaped holes do remind me a bit of cells like in a honeycomb. half of its body is out of the picture (Because it's inside the hole)

[edit on 3-2-2008 by undo]


reply posted on 4-2-2008 @ 01:31 AM by mikesingh
reply to post by undo


Check out the critter's 'movement' here...


Courtesy: John Bro

Hey, John! Found any more critters on Mars???


reply posted on 4-2-2008 @ 06:31 PM by ArMaP
reply to post by mikesingh


That is not movement, unless the ground is also moving.

If that animation was made with the three images available from the three filters then the "movement" is just because the shades of grey change.

You can see that the shadow does not "move".



reply posted on 4-2-2008 @ 07:03 PM by projectvxn
reply to post by disownedsky


Given Mars history? We barely know anything of our own. (And yes I am informed on the matter). We don't know what was on the planet millions of years ago. We don't know if there was indeed enough time for the planet to harbor life more complex than just microbes. We don't know a f'ing thing about Mars.


reply posted on 4-2-2008 @ 07:32 PM by ArMaP
reply to post by TEMELUCHUS


I already know that site, and it's one of a small list of sites that I do not respect because they ignore anything that does not suit their ideas.

I don't think that they are interested in the truth, just in their version of the facts.


reply posted on 4-2-2008 @ 07:41 PM by TEMELUCHUS
reply to post by mikesingh
Hello Mike, I have put a post up with a site I think "you" would be interested in if you have not already been to it. If you have, just disregard and continue. Just thought I'd toss it at ya.


reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 10:16 AM by ArMaP
I could not understand how they could have made that panorama with the images available on the Rovers site.

I know that these images are from only the second day of operations on Mars by Opportunity, but I was expecting better images.

These are the images published by NASA on their Rovers site:

Left camera, filter 2
Right camera, filter 2

82 seconds after
Left camera, filter 5
22 seconds after the previous image
Left camera, filter 6
27 seconds after the previous image
Right camera, filter 7

I thought that these images have such a bad quality that they could not have made the panorama with them, so I went looking for the images on the Online Data Volumes - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) on the PDS imaging node.

The images they have there are much better, even the JPGs.

Bellow are links for the same images as before.
Left camera, filter 2
Right camera, filter 2
Left camera, filter 5
Left camera, filter 6
Right camera, filter 7

These look like the images used to make the panorama, and if that is case then they could have made an even bigger image.

I wonder why NASA keeps those awfull looking images on the Rover's site when they have these...

Too bad the "Mars figure" is not on the PDS Imaging Node yet, we have to wait.


reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 11:00 AM by mikesingh
Originally posted by TEMELUCHUS
reply to post by mikesingh
Hello Mike, I have put a post up with a site I think "you" would be interested in if you have not already been to it. If you have, just disregard and continue. Just thought I'd toss it at ya.

Hi TEMELUCHUS! Thanks. If your meaning the site, 'mars anomaly research', then yes. Joseph Skipper is an acquaintance of mine and he has a fairly decent site with a lot of effort going into it.

But as ArMaP rightly mentioned, some of the stuff is pure fiction, because it has been proved to be so.

Cheers!



reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 12:00 PM by cockadoodledo
reply to post by ArMaP


What sites do you recommend for researching such anomalies?


reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 12:51 PM by ArMaP
reply to post by cockadoodledo


The one who has the original data, those are the best!

Nothing like using official data to prove what you want, it may be more difficult (the "specialised" sites have part of the work already done for us) but at least we are not limited or influenced by other people's ideas (and that is what all the "specialised" sites that I have seen do).

But you could use a forum I know, called ATS.


reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 04:13 PM by disownedsky
reply to post by projectvxn


Just because there are many open questions about Mars doesn't mean we don't know anything about it's past. I think we do know that Mars has been cold and dry for a very long time - billions of years, not just millions. It remains possible that Mars was once warm and wet, but I don't think anyone would seriously propose that this was any more recent than 2 - 3 billion years ago, and most would push the dates further back. There are simply too many extinct cinder cones still intact, too many ancient lava flows, too much evidence that wind erosion has dominated for a long time, and way too many craters.


reply posted on 5-2-2008 @ 05:26 PM by ArMaP
reply to post by zorgon


The sites vary, as you know, depending on the anomaly and who/what was the origin of the data that shows the anomaly.

In the case of these "critters" that would be a site with what is, as far as I know, the original data, like the PDS Imaging node online volumes.

There are probably more sites with the original data, but I don't know them, my research is only at the beginning, done in my free time, so most of my information comes from ATS.

PS: thanks for the link to the other thread, I will look at it.
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