Mars Image: Building (Pics)

Check it out here...

www.thelivingmoon.com...

Yep! I've colorized it and hauled it through a couple of filters. This is what turns up:



Notice the squares toward the right and the long gemetric depression running through it? Looks like part of a square block. Strange gelogical formation, what?

You mean the kind that try to use a small 1 inch mineral crystal to explain how a 'boulder' on Mars could exist?


Have a look in the mirror

Hey Ron! You a moron too? Welcome to the club! It's free, you know. Lol!

Celebration time! Cheers!

Although that square does look out of place... after you posted the zoomed out view of the area I must admit that very similar looking objects are scattered around the area generally.

Might just be a square looking rock from our perspective? The picture aint perfect.

this picutre here u guys got posted, just dont look right, when i look at it i see way way to many square shapes, and "straight" lines, and u know what that means,




i think this pic has been totally fubard

the picture also the OP posted, the rock sure does look outta place, i mean if u look at all the other "surrounding" "tipical" rocks, and debris, or what ever u wish, it looks like the "rock" is totally differnt then the rest, just seems a bit "unnatural" for its environment. id say theres more here then we are led to belive,

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Hey Lonelywolf, can you please post the HiRise JP2 link that your images were cropped from? I'd like to take a look at that one, nice find!

I'm new here so first of all, hello!! Now, enough about me. why is it that nasa never sends a lander any where near one of these sights? sure, if you ask they will come up with all kinds of excuses. Budget, no clear landing sight, no interesting ...whoops!How they can honestly say that when there are so many people that want to know? we are tired of this crap!! now it's ho~hum, more pics of mars. but if they sent a mission there, think of the response!



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Hi super70,

this is the image I worked with. I wonder why but IASViewer just doesn't open any large .JP2 file I download from the hirise site so I have to use other software for analyzing such images.

hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu...



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I had the same problem. Try disabling firewall or unblock the program.

Well, I've solved the problem. In fact, I was trying to open the downloaded file from a directory which was named in Russian. Moving the image to disk C did the magic and IASViewer gives me no more such errorros

Did anybody manage to figure out the size of this 'thing'?

I believe this was asked earlier in the thread.

If it's only 1mm in length then it is probably not worth worrying about. On the other hand if it was say a mile long then I would be very worried that something is definately going on up there on Mars.

Size please.

not for nothing..but that pic could totally be a natural formation...ive seen even stranger, more geometric shapes in nature right here on earth....people continue to reach for the ridiculous.

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It was asked and it was answered, but I don't mind repeating it.

At 27.4 centimetres per pixel, that object is more or less 3 metres long by 2 metres wide.

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First of all, welcome, but only if you stop shouting.

If you were in their shoes what would you do, would you send a lander to where you wanted or to some place where some other people that you do not even know that exist want you to send it?

It looks like it is fashionable to accuse NASA of everything, but we should be realistic, it is impossible to send landers to all interesting sites.

Edited to correct stupid mistakes.

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No I am a member of the Learites remember? Were the top of the Loonie Bin

Hey Mike and ArMaP either of you have links to Surveyor 1 images?

Which "Surveyor 1" mission are you discussing? Here is list of all pds data sets:

pds-geosciences.wustl.edu...

Can't find 'Surveyor 1' other than the MGS n MOCs...I don't "think" that is what you meant.

Let me know and I'll see if I can dig further and help.

Nice to be in the same thread with you again Zorgon

Bob...

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Probably cause they don't want to disturb the residents.. I think they've lost a rover or two that way before ....seriously interesting pics though, like these:

xenotechresearch.com...

only different - yet more..... ermm... "rocks"



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