Originally posted by president
Like I said, "It looks like a face."
And that is your proof?
Does it mean that if I say "it's just a mesa" then that means that it's not a face?
Why should other people have to prove that it's not a face and you do not have to prove anything?
Seriously, one thing I find funny in this "face on Mars" story is that many, many people accuse NASA of altering the photos (and that accusation
already appeared on this thread), but they use as "evidence" for the face a photo that was released by NASA after some treatment.
This is how the original image looks, it's available on-line (and has been for several years) for anyone that wants to download it.
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After being processed it looks much better.
But there are more photos (if my counting is correct, 12 from Mars Global Surveyor, 14 from THEMIS, 3 from the context camera and 1 from HiRISE, both
on-board Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. I haven't counted the ones from Mars Express), this one being taken just one month (36 days) latter.
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And the most recent photo is the one from HiRISE.
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Do you see that small bright spot on the top left corner of the face? This is how it looks in the full resolution image, at 30 cm per pixel. Funny how
people ignore the existence of this 2007 photo.
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As you said (in other words), 4 out of 10 times, even if it looks like a face, it is probably not a face.