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reply posted on 1-5-2007 @ 09:18 PM by blue bird
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Victoria Crater up close: //'Mars explorers are making a detailed survey of Victoria Crater in order to determine if and where they will command the
rover to enter the crater and sample some of these exposed rock layers'//
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* Victoria Crater from 750m
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 02:16 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by ArMaP
Hey, my country appears on the second photo!
Does that mean that I am a Martian? 
Most likely  That would explain your persistence in trying to debunk the Mars photos... you don't want anyone to see the truth...
Its all perfectly clear now.... ArMaP of Barsoom has a nice ring to it
( now just TRY to prove you are human...  )
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 02:27 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by Orion437
What is the source of that image???
True color versions of the Rover pictures
lyle.org...
And no you cannot have the password... but I will get you the b&w Rover image set I just have to look upp the SOL on this one...
Edit to add...
SOL 88...
The clip above showing the obviously perfect curve and cross, an object that the Rover went to examine closely BTW was posted earlier by Blue Bird
from a German site...
Here is the full size image the object is in the center on the front edge just in front of the tracks
This 6m diamater crater was taken by Opportunity's PanCam on sol 88
This image is Radiometically Corrected by NASA for the scientific studies (means true color LOL)
Here is the official NASA press release on this one
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...
Same image in the press release...
"This view in approximately true color reveals details in an impact crater informally named "Fram" in the Meridian Planum region of Mars." -
NASA
Mod Edit: To realign page.
Here is Sol 88 version...
SOL 88 More images in the set
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 04:53 AM by blue bird
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Thing that fascinate me is the temperature of Phobos - on sunny side is 25F ( -4C), pretty nice temperature!?
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Beside strange looking shape of Phobos, here is unusual, high erection (about 83 m), kind of strange 'tower'!?
large image (MSSS)
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 08:02 AM by Matyas
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About that "water" Zorgon, it has been puzzling me for a spell. I think it is very fine dust because there is no edge to the "water line" and the
dust seems to be stacked up on the sides of the rocks facing the rim leading down to the crater floor.
Well, that is my take. I have been wrong before, but this looks awfully like a fine dust.
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 11:56 AM by indigothefish
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WOW! i had never seen these ones! what do they have to explain this?!
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reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 03:31 PM by ArMaP
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Originally posted by zorgon
Its all perfectly clear now.... ArMaP of Barsoom has a nice ring to it
Now that I was discovered, I must return back in my ship powered by
the Barsoomian eight ray. 
( now just TRY to prove you are human... ) That is a good one, if I show a photograph everybody will say it is "photoshoped" or that
I am just a trick of the lights and shadows, and that the photo shows only rocks.
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 12:32 AM by Orion437
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Edited.
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 12:36 AM by Orion437
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 12:49 AM by bigfatfurrytexan
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That is a good one, if I show a photograph everybody will say it is "photoshoped" or that I am just a trick of the lights and shadows, and
that the photo shows only rocks.
That is pretty funny, actually.
Hey Orion....can you provide some context to that photo set?
Zorgon...can you explain that wierd photo that looks like the top of a tornado on mars back on the previous page?
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 02:52 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
That is pretty funny, actually.
Yes it was, but at least he sees the point LOL
Hey Orion....can you provide some context to that photo set?
That photoset is the same image set as I posted with the water, except that those are the public released "true color" images from NASA that I
linked the black and white ones for you...
It seems orion is the only one who sees the other oddities in the image.
Zorgon...can you explain that wierd photo that looks like the top of a tornado on mars back on the previous page?
You mean the dust storm? That was one bluebird found to show scale comparison. The text is at Malin... it describes a sand storm on Mars and a similar
one on Earth where the wind is blowing the sand into the ocean. Pretty remarkable comparison I think...
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 03:02 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by Matyas
About that "water" Zorgon, it has been puzzling me for a spell. I think it is very fine dust because there is no edge to the "water
line"
I agree, but it still looks "wet" and so do the tracks... and NASA has found traces of moisture in the tracks, as the salt goes white after the
rover passes, indictaing it may be drying out as its exposed...
But what about that artifact?
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 03:07 AM by zorgon
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Originally posted by blue bird
Thing that fascinate me is the temperature of Phobos - on sunny side is 25F ( -4C), pretty nice temperature!?
Now THAT is interesting... maybe it IS a spaceship afterall and heated from within 
Its funny you post that "boulder" on Phobos... I just found one two... on Eros an asteroid...
Close up
Info page and source
landoflegends.us...
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 04:56 AM by Orion437
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Originally posted by zorgon
It seems orion is the only one who sees the other oddities in the image.
Probably they are just rocks and shadows, but i find a few of them intriguing. 
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 04:58 AM by blue bird
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Originally posted by zorgon
Its funny you post that "boulder" on Phobos... I just found one two... on Eros an asteroid...
 what is that???
I start looking and found this image - is it the same...see the shadow, and it is the same kind of “tower“ structure as one on Phobos ( or on
Moon)!?
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And, yes, why is Phobos so “hot“!?
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 05:23 AM by blue bird
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Although Phobos is “potato“ shape and Eros “peanut“ - they look pretty much the same, with this big impact “crater“ + STRANGE ERECTED
“STRUCTURE“!?!?
* Eros:
* Phobos:
** I found this about Eros on “Enterprise“ site:
// I am in kind of shock - how did I missed something like this? //
The asteroid is none other than 433 Eros, perhaps the single most important asteroid ever discovered. Found in 1898, Eros, because of its unique
orbit and size, was eventually used to calculate the distance of the Astronomical Unit. For more than a century, it was the guide stone by which
astronomers measured solar distances. The 33 km by 13 km potato-shaped rock has an orbit that crosses that of Mars, putting it in a special category
of "Amor" class asteroids (asteroids that cross the orbit of Mars but not Earth). It is also the subject of a special NASA mission. The NEAR
spacecraft is currently orbiting the asteroid and snapping dozens of images a day. On February 14th of this year (Valentine's Day) the first close up
images of Eros came back to Earth and revealed a heart shaped crater near the South pole. And even though Eros was discovered more than a century ago,
the go ahead for the NEAR mission was in the "Corbett" year of 1993. While NASA has admitted that they planned the February 14th rendezvous, we are
expected to assume that the heart shaped crater is just another lucky coincidence and dismiss it.
“what appears to be a regular, highly geometric structure“ !?!?
........The large, rectangular boulder at the upper right is 45 meters (148 feet) across.".............................And the official NASA
caption describes this highly regular, highly polished, multi-leveled and multi-faceted geometric object as ...: a 148-foot "rectangular
boulder?".............................................
But it gets even better. In an interview with CNN, NEAR project scientist Andrew Cheng as much as admitted that the exploded planet Hypothesis was
the source for Eros:
"Collected by the Near Earth Rendezvous spacecraft, some of the images show signs of geological layering, which suggests that Eros was once part of a
much larger celestial body, said Andrew Cheng, a NEAR project scientist. "A plausible way that it (layering) happened is if Eros was once part of a
larger body," Cheng said, "probably a planet-sized body that once broke up."
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 05:35 AM by blue bird
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One interesting image over Crater Mie - some kind of “wave“ clouds:
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 06:19 AM by blue bird
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Old '70 Viking image of Martian Cyclone:
Like semipermanent pressure systems, migratory cyclones are not unique to the Earth. In the 1970's, the Viking orbiters documented the presence
of similar storms on Mars.................................... Recorded by one of the Viking orbiters in the mid-1970's, the rotation of this Martian
cyclonic storm (approximately 250 kilometers across) is governed by the same physics as terrestrial cyclones. The spiraling clouds are composed of
water and water-ice, just as the clouds in Earth cyclones. False colors have been used to enhance the storm's features.
(Source: NASA/JPL.)
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 07:35 AM by blue bird
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BRIDGE !?!? over river bed!? //Tartarus Colles Region //
* some interesting stuff on our precious Mars:
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* and also - Linear “Pits“!? // Candor Chasma Wallrock: long strait line!? Chain!? Huge caterpillar ( like one on MOON)!? Or just another rolling
stone
* same sorce
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reply posted on 3-5-2007 @ 07:50 AM by blue bird
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* bridge again ..see how “wet“ is soil under “bridge“?
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