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Originally posted by Desmond
Originally posted by DaRAGE
he only reason our atmosphere lokos blue is because the Earth is covered with something like 70% Ocean/water.
That's why we have our blue atmosphere.
You find an ocean of water on mars, then i might accept a more atmosphere theory.
Actually, the blue color of the Earth's sky is the consequence of sun light being scattered by air and small particules in the atmosphere. The Rayleigh law explains why.
Here is a quick link I found with google. They say that on very a clear day, Mars sky would appear blue.
humbabe.arc.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by Desmond
Here is a quick link I found with google. They say that on very a clear day, Mars sky would appear blue.
humbabe.arc.nasa.gov...
Originally posted by HigherConciousness
"the only reason our atmosphere lokos blue is because the Earth is covered with something like 70% Ocean/water. "
uhhh, i dont think thats quite right.
the ocean is blue because the atmosphere is blue not the other way around
I made a very interesting find on this photo that came back about Mars.
I did up a website on it , contacted Paola Harris and Richard Hoagland about it.
Hoping to hear back from Hoagland soon.
I have come across evidence that the pictures was doctored.
They put a fake sky in the picture by using a cut and paste method.
When you go into an editing program you will see that the one picture of mars is in 'actually' two pictures made to look as one.
The golden sky has been put into the original picture and you can also see the 'smudge' work they did on the terrain part of Mars.
You can go to my website to see what I mean.
I would really like you to check this out and get back to me on your findings to validate my suspicions
Thank You. Mary
Exactly. I want to stress that we can go trying to change the images from NASA into what we think the image looked like before the color corrections. Any of that is pure speculation because we're dealing with second-generation JPEG compressions of images which have had significant color work done -- meaning the original color data is gone... and any attempt to put it back will be in error.
Originally posted by John Nada What that guy has to say on that site though "Which one looks more natural to you?" errrr...your altered one, because it looks more like Earth you moron, of course it looks more natural. We're on an alien planet for goodness sake!
I'm not even sure we can even go there... there's nothing to indicate there was any green in the scene, other than the content of the e-mail that was quoted in this thread. However... the now-known missing color is a significant mystery.
Originally posted by dangermouse We can just postulate that any green that MIGHT have been in the landscape would be missing due to the green tab being colorless.