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Originally posted by nh_ee
Those are digital satellite photographs and what that could be , especially since it is square is merely corrupted data. The fact that in the close up we can see terrain underneath it in different colors would possibly imply this as well.
All color images are composed of Red,Green and Blue components. If one gets lost or corrupted in transmission then the first indication of corrupted data is color that doesn't match the surrounding area.
Anyone from ATS live in Greenland and would be up for a 4Wheeling road trip ?
Originally posted by Amagnon
Originally posted by greeneyedleo
*BIG SIGH*
Im thinking you, the OP, really dont want truth on this since you are arguing with the most logical explanations of what is being seen. But if you have the means to go trekking thru Greenland, I think thats a great opportunity to FINALLY put this to rest.
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I want the truth, but I'm not about to deny my eyes for the sake of a bit of fuzzy security.
I haven't heard anything credible about what this really is - the 'image stitching' idea is completely hopeless explanation - doesn;t fit at all - and the CABLE still hasn't even been identified - can't anyone post a picture of the cable/pipe?
WRAPPING UP GREENLAND
We have been warned that continuing Arctic melting could cause catastrophic worldwide flooding. Could giant blankets be the first step in stemming that tide?
Originally posted by reugen
When i saw the image i remembered some crazy project that was aired on Discovery channel, forgot the name of the show but i googled for something similar and found this article "10 mad ways to save the planet". Could it be some weird experiment involving blankets over the ice ?
WRAPPING UP GREENLAND
We have been warned that continuing Arctic melting could cause catastrophic worldwide flooding. Could giant blankets be the first step in stemming that tide?
Source: Daily Mail, UK
Jason E. Box
at Byrd Polar Research Center
Atmospheric Sciences
Web: Dr Jason Box homepage