NASA Mars Anomalies 2010 *new video*

Originally posted by Gratheil
reply to post by skeptic_al

 

When ever someone posts some nice pics of Mars\Moon evidence skeptics reply that they can produce the same thing in their yards...

Yet i never see them reproduce it... so here is your chance.. post up some pics of your backyard that support your claims.

Actually, it makes no difference what the subject matter is, UFOs, Moon, Mars, Sasquatch or sea serpents. The skeptics always argue that they can do the same with Photoshopping, or CGI work. Maybe they can, but that is not a valid argument even if it seems to be. Manufacturing similar evidence is not the same way as debunking something. with data ABOUT that particular event. It is manufacturing a counter argument based on the argument. And it is easy to do if you have the data from the original sighting. With digital manipu;ation there ain't nuthin' you can't produce. (Yes, a double negative for effect.) Unfortunately, digital data is usually all our presenters have as evidence. Being able to eproduce that in no way answers any alleged-to-be authentic image from NASA, or Joe down the street.

Originally posted by wmd_2008
reply to post by ByteChanger

 

Originally posted by wmd_2008




Here is a better picture of your dome crater

i67.photobucket.com...

Still think its a dome!

edit new picture added

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Excuse me. I don't want to enter your spat here, but that sure looks like a shadow-verified dome to me!

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The things are three:
Or you don't have any Idea of what you are talking about...
Or you are scared...
Or you are someone else...

For me is the 3th one!

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Hey Imagir!

Don't bother with that guy mate, he's just here to get his jollies at everyone else's expense.

Ignore him and don't let him delay your research. And stop using google moon/mars - they aren't the best for anomaly hunting....

...That being said I would like to congratulate you on the match you made with that other strange Apollo anomaly I posted on the other thread. And with google moon no less, that was even more surprising.

Good Work! ===

Originally posted by Exuberant1
Look at this strange thing on the print... No it isn't Worm-Sign.

I wonder what it is made from? Any guesses?

And here is your almost exact match that you found during your selenographical research:

:

Other similar"Anomalies" in different location




Pay no mind to the naysayers and debunkertrolls, they are just here to get a few kicks at other member's expense. They rarely contribute anything of value to our ongoing research into these matters.

Edit:
Since I've got the window open,

Here are the "Twin Aqueducts" (just a name) of lo5-126-h2d:

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Absolutely Right, Exuberant!

The "ignore" button is a good thing!

reply to post by Imagir


You'd be surprised at how much more you can get done when you use it.

Hey, Check out this place from lo5-125-h2a. Lots of rectilinear stuff here:

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And have a gander at this area at the very bottom of lo5-125-h2a. It appears to be tunnel tubes and even has a circular junction. I also include a second image where I have zoomed in slightly and even tried my hand at enhancing the tube-like features:

An Promontory on Der Moon!?

(bottom of lo5-200- h3a, near middle)


And here is what I think is the basic form of the Bridge-like projection/promontory:

I extrapolated some of the details from the shadows. The small light blue rectangle may or may not be a transparent portion of floor letting light through the structure and allowing it to affect the shadow in the way that we see. In order for this to occur, at least one side of this bridge-like projection/promontory would need to have windows, or the interior would have to be very well-lit.


While the one on the moon is probably fully covered (if it even exists), there are similiar man-made, open-air promontories right here on Earth - with Trapezoid at the end and all!:

(Cardada Switzerland)

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I've got tons more like that. I just don't have time to post them all. Many of the best finds I've made have never been posted.


How about some classic but recent John lear...

He posted this again a couple months ago - at our request. (I've included his annotations in quotes):


"Each yellow circle contains A spaceport or some kind of building."



"Here is a closeup of the spaceport on the left."



"Here is a closeup of the spaceport or city on the right."



"Here is a chart which includes where these buildings are on the farside:"




"Here is my interpolation of the structures at Poincare:"




"For those of you who don’t remember here is a spaceport just south of the
Crater Lomonosov. You can see the arches behind the port and the tubes
with supporting structures:

"

Hey remember the infrared Themis images of the city under the ice at Cydonia presented by Hoagland and Mike Bara (and leaked to Keith Laney, but Noel Gorelick from ASU)?

Well I just spent ten minutes sewing all the images together to make one big one for presentation here. So here goes:


A City Under The Ice - At Cydonia

(Images from Keith Laney, Richard Hoagland and Mike Bara at Enterprisemission.com)


*I should add that what we are seeing in these images (if the city is truly dead) is probably not buried buildings. Those would have been washed away by the mud that now covers the area. Instead, these block-like heat signatures are as a result of the foundations of the buildings being inundated with sediments of a differing composition than the less dense mud above. This allows use to see the heat signature of the ancient foundations, which would stand out even more in the Night-time infrared images.


How these real THEMIS images of Cydonia were leaked is quite fascinating in itself. It was an ingenious method and somewhat devious too. (But Hoagland is so nuts lately, people find it hard to believe that it was leaked to his associate at all.)

Edit: Back to the moon:


From a huge Moon image that I have (AS08-13-2244):

It is what appears to be a part of a very large mining operation going on the in the area (underneath is a pic from a terrestrial diamond mine). Muhahahaha! :

And since
I posted Lear's Lomonosov spaceport, here is another strange thing from near that area:

This thing/machine is from the John Lear moon thread:



Sherpa ordered the High res version of AS8-12-2209 - this is what was on it...




Remember 'The parking Garage" (just what it was called. not what it is):



(Found in John's Copernicus images - by a member of Pegasus, I cant remember which)


And here is an animation Internos made of some strange lights moving across the lunar surface. You can even see them illuminating craters and parts of the lunar surface which are in darkness!

I haven't read about such a spotlight being part of the mission...


links to gif and images used to make it:



Get the images here:










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Great images as always from you guys

Interesting all my torrent trackers for downloading these images I put up on pirate bay as torrents are not working - a conspiracy or coincidence I wonder...

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Looh at this one you seem to have missed (click on picture for full size)

img382.imageshack.us...

Still look like a dome now?

Originally posted by Imagir
reply to post by wmd_2008

 

The things are three:
Or you don't have any Idea of what you are talking about...

Or you are scared...

Or you are someone else...

For me is the 3th one!

[edit on 10-1-2010 by Imagir]

[edit on 10-1-2010 by Imagir]

Another post which make NO sense!

reply to post by watchZEITGEISTnow


A Coincidence for sure.

I say don't worry, probably nothing.

But if things like that keep happening, then you might have a pattern.



How's about a view of Mars from a ditch in 2004 - before the second great depression:


Here is a picture of Mars from 2004. If anything, it shows what Mars really looks like - from a ditch:

And here be's a shot of the Miridiani Plains :

*Right click and select 'view image' to see the beautiful images in their entirety without having to scroll.




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