Rover Spirit: Something moves on Mars?

There is something incredible and indeed impressive in these images taken from Rover SPIRIT on Mars.
In spite of the various perspective from which the images were taken, there are astonishing anomalies that are inexplicable. Four different images whit
1) Strange “Rocks” that appear and disappear suddenly from the scene.
2) Obvious modifications of the surrounding land in a narrow area.
3) Strange “Rocks” that change to place and shape.

“Something” Moving? How can be explained all these anomalies?
I do not know if these images are already analyzed by experts here on ATS, but if so, which are the explanations?
I hope not only a matter of perspective.
Perspective has its rules even on Mars!

The sequence

Spirit Navigation Camera: Sol 1830
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...



Spirit Navigation Camera: Sol 1833
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...



Spirit Navigation Camera: Sol 1836
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...



Spirit Navigation Camera: Sol 1843
marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov...

reply to post by Imagir


extensively discussed here...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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Hi Imagir, even though photos are taken from different angles you will see

things change and move on the surface of Mars. I see plenty on Mars in

the 4th and 3rd dimension because of picking up on what I call a full

spectrum light visual code.


Did it ever occur to you that rocks are not always rocks on Mars and that a

program that Nasa uses can change lifeforms into rocks. It can also go both

ways that these lifeforms can morph into what looks like rocks like a

chameleon changes colors on Earth.


Going back to the Viking I and II missions lifeforms and cyborgs were using

camouflage to hide themselves. During photos being taken of the Pathfinder

Sojourner mission an ape was hiding in front of the shadows of a rock and

you can see clearly the details of the fine black hair and face. I have never

seen these photos on the net only off the net presented legally by a former

NASA employee. I must say the former employee did not point this out I

found this ape and many many other lifeforms, skulls and fossils from

ground zero photos of Mars while viewing photos countless hours. ^Y^

those are some nice rocks!

Originally posted by RoyalCanadian
those are some nice rocks!

Right. some nice rocks that moving!

The "A" Anomaly






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reply to post by Imagir

The rocks did not move. The rover that took made the images did.
It's a matter of perspective and field of view. Please review the old thread.

And stop looking at Skipper's site. It's nonsense.


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Phage... Phage... No... no... no....

Bad boy. This is not perspective... and you know that....

These images coming from the NASA/JPL official site not Skipper' site.

And however I'm honored that J.P. Skipper (great researcher) has focused his research on these anomalies!

The "B" Anomaly.

They are totally different perspectives. Check out all the rocks in the foreground not just the ones with rings round them.

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This has been discussed it's the rover moving and taking different shots so in the pics it looks like the rocks have moved but it's just pics from different positions.

THANKYOU

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The "A" Anomaly






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what I don't get is that if it's a matter of perspective, then why doesn't the rock get bigger as well?

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Please, demonstrates your affirmation on the “perspective” with adapted outlines. It seems that you are an expert in this matter. Is it True?
It does not have to be difficult to trace what you say on these images.

Please show.

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If you look close you can tell the rover is taking pics as its moving so you see shots of the rock from different positions when it was discussed before i too thought it was strange i think that thread is linked above somewhere its a good read and it helps to understand helped me anyway.

THANKYOU

This one had me in a state of complete confusion when it came up on ATS last time.
I think in the other thread someone posted a diagram of the rocks from a directly above point of view, and it cleared it up for me.

But if that doesnt clear it up, you could always try and look at the issue of WHY a rock would be moved in the first place. Aliens having a laugh with us maybe?

reply to post by Imagir

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/22138351a298.png[/atsimg]
I layed one pic on top of another with transparency and marked out 2 key points.

IMO Because the one closest to us moves further there has to be a certain amount of rotation going on as well as forward movement. This would cause the shadows on the rocks to change slightly to.


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Thanks, but the confusion is raised...

reply to post by Imagir


ill check again in the morning, i have a feeling i might have made a mistake. its late for me here.

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