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Originally posted by His Doodness
To Phage and the others who are posting pictures of rocks from Earth:
I realize that normally all you have to do to debunk something like this is do a quick google images search and post what you find. But are you serious with these photos? So far, NONE of the earth-rock photos have been anywhere close to looking like these rocks on Mars.
No, I don't think these are buildings or structures of any kind, but I certainly think they deserve some attention.
You are all so quick to call BS on someone who creates a post like this. Well I am calling BS on you! Saying that the photos you found prove or disprove anything about these supposed megalithic structures is absolute absurdity. Come on, you have to try harder than that.
That said, you may be correct, but your photos do not properly support your argument. Find better photos, and this thread will die, thus you succeed.
At the same time, to the OP:
I think you should try explaining in detail what parts of these rocks specifically led you to believe these are not natural. Randomly placed arrows are not sufficient. Try telling us your story, for example: "at first I thought it was nothing, but then I noticed _____ and that led me to notice _____, which made me wonder if they are structures of some kind."
Something like that might get some people to give it a second look.
Oh, and Im not interested in any pointless ego-boosting bickering, so any attacks on me personally will be indiscriminately ignored.
edit: added 4th paragraph
edit again: mono- mega-, ahh whatever.
[edit on 12/4/2009 by His Doodness]
[edit on 12/4/2009 by His Doodness]
Originally posted by 308
To answer your next question, you're right I'm no geologist so I have pitched your highlighted area on Mars to a few geological forums to see if I can attract the attention of an actual expert in the field. I'll keep you posted then link to the threads to stop any tampering by outside influences.
That image has the original resolution, 25 cm per pixel. Zooming in on any image does not make it better, only worse, because what you are seeing is the resulting interpolation used by the program where you did the zooming in.
Originally posted by Imagir
Your image has a very low resolution but however...
There's no such thing as "exact perspective", things just exist, in this case on Mars, regardless of how we look at them.
Surely you know that the exact perspective of the Hellas Basin is South-South-East.
Originally posted by EsSeeEye
reply to post by fleabit
Here's hoping people learned something from the umbrella thread. So far, the question is answered, and the poster is still delusional, so it's looking like no.
Guys, you answered the questions and likely have convinced any logical visitor to this thread, stop feeding the OP's delusional ego by responding more.
They're rocks, and Google Earth is wrong for analyzing strange structures. It's the same exact thing as "It's an umbrella, and you are resizing your pictures wrong and deleting all the real detail." Let's move on to more worthwhile images and videos?
Originally posted by Imagir
Where is it?