If you rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise and then zoom into the general area of the pole, rock, you discovered, then follow in a straight line to the left over what looks to be a costal bay or ice/shiny rocks you will eventually come to what looks like the entrance to some kind of temple with a carving of a creature on top.

I have a vivid imagination & it's probably naturally formed but I thought i'd point it out! it would look quite cool in a movie.

p.s. how do i add an image to my post ?

The "shade" is pointing the wrong direction! Look at the other things, the light is clearly coming from the northwest side of the picture. The "shade" of the object is pointing the same way!

This is not possible! Conclusion it is not a shade but a trail of a small meteorite or so, if you enlarge the picture you can see a little one just above (just something smaller) so, this suggests the meteorite split in two fragments

Just my opinion.

I have zoomed it in, but don't know how to post it?

I generally try not to speculate too much into these types of things (mars pics, moon pics, etc), but this is certainly an interesting find by the OP. I have attempted to highlight another interesting area on this same picture. I'm not sure, but there appears to be two or three structures in the top left of the picture. See what you guys think!

This area is in the top left of the original picture.

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Originally posted by AGENT_T

Originally posted by Dan Tanna
That reminds me of the angel of the north.

I detest that rusty pile of crap.. Pass it nearly every day.

[edit on 26-6-2008 by AGENT_T]

Tell me about it mate! What a waste of steel, and yet people down south like it! lol. Where abouts you from? I'm from Whitley Bay.

Originally posted by super70
I was wondering about the scale issue myself. The sun doesn't seem to be so low that it would cast such a long shadow if it were in fact just a roundish shape stone. It appears to be a tall slender object, which makes no sense how it could be standing upright in such a way. There are no other like stones in the immediate area, which would make sense that their would be if it were a scattering of random rocks.

"It's vapor escaping a crack on the surface. Thus creating a distant shadow." - NxSA

LOL


Looks like an antennae sensory tower. Most likely placed by those devious NxSA scout teams. I'd say the alien agenda is a good cause as well. Human sniffers. A telescope. Regardless it could not be any EBE types standing there. Look where it is at. Why would someone be standing there? There is no access points at all within range to just come out of hiding in some inhabitable wasteland. Who knows maybe it really is the Jawas still living there after that planet was wiped out by the Empire.

I'm gonna gonna be the skeptic here, and say that is NOT a shadow at all, but just one of hundreds of geological anomilies in the photo.

If you look, these dark spots are all over the place, but there is nothing there casting a shadow. It's a gash in the terrain, look at the Hi Rez image, the object in question is blurry, and semi transparent, and the spadow doesn't even begin where this object ends, theres a nice size pce between them.

Not to mention the shadow is shaped like two points of a 5 sided star, while the image supposedly casting this shadow doesn't appear to have ANY sharp edges.

This is really reaching.

Anyone who can find it on the Hi res will see it's not the object in question casting a shadow, and in fact its not a shadow at all, just a chasm, like the other dozens, and doezens of cutout chasms, in the photo.

I wonder how long you looked at this picture before concliding that was a being standing on a cliff, casting a shadow?

Dont know if anyone have seen this but ill post it anyways, there is 2 objects casting shadow in same area i have magnified picture a bit.

This is not the first time I've spotted lone strange objects casting shadows, but I figured I would post this one.

After further study of the large hi-res image, it appears to me that the slant of the sheer cliff face the object rests on is quite steep. This would cause a longer shadow than if it were a flat surface. Still, the object looks oddly out of place, why just one object and not a scattering of like objects? Just one, by itself.

The scale of the image is also in question, if anyone here knows the general scale of this object please post it. It could be the size of a man, or it could be the size of a 50 foot diameter circular metallic craft. You know, the kind that are in our imaginations caused by swamp gas.

Dont know if anyone have seen this but ill post it anyways, there is 2 objects casting shadow in same area i have magnified picture a bit.

Nice detail! What software are you using?

That does look interesting OP, ill keep my eye on this thread to get every angle of this thread. Thanks for posting. Starred and Flagged.

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