Endeavour Crater MOC Images revisited and reposted - I know in my gut this is a structure!!, page 3

reply to post by Asktheanimals

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Very True

reply to post by mblahnikluver

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To me it is amazing!! A very defined structure. For comparison how would someone taking orbital photo's of stonehenge define that image??

Originally posted by Havick007
Hi All,

I have posted this previously but after months of bidding my time i know this has to be reposted and resubmited!

For anyone that has not seen the pictures i will repost below, this area is on the rim of Endeavour Crater and coincentally or perhaps not one of the next main stops for the Spirit Rover

Towards the end of my last thread relating to this topic, someone posted supposed Hirise pics of that area which after hours of searching for i could not find before that post and since then Google Earth has not updated the Hirise pics for that area and a quick search for Endeavour Crater on the Hirise site will result in 900+ pages of junk that do not relate to Endeavour Crater!!

I truly believe this is a structure and amazingly vivid. Enjoy the pics and all raw image links will be posted at the end of this post.

Links:

global-data.mars.asu.edu...


Also freely available via Google Earth...thanks

wow!!!
Thats amazing;
You could clearly see the structure in those images

reply to post by SupremeKnowledge

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i know yeah... amazing alright!! It just totally stands out as soon as you see it close up, even from a distance when you know where to look.

reply to post by SupremeKnowledge

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Any other thoughts on the area or surroundings? Do you have any image enhancment software?

reply to post by Havick007

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I know I have often said that to people. lol

Question, how do you take pics on Google earth? I want to download the panoramic pics in the Mars view but can't figure it out.

reply to post by mblahnikluver

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When you are looking at an area / image on google earth just goto file, save, save image and then follow as per normal save file, or alternatively do a print screen and copy it into paint or any applicable image application - picasa for example.

reply to post by Havick007

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although u cant save the whole panorama, you will have to view in google earth and zoom etc as per normal, although i have to admit it is easier doing it that way anyways.

reply to post by Asktheanimals

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No, if there are "geometric" (whatever that may mean) lines in one area, the most natural thing is that there will be more lines, if it's a natural phenomena.

An isolated line would be more an indication of possible artificiality than several lines, unless a clear pattern is visible, which is not the case.

Originally posted by Havick007
reply to post by Havick007

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although u cant save the whole panorama, you will have to view in google earth and zoom etc as per normal, although i have to admit it is easier doing it that way anyways.

I figured out how to get the entire panoramic picture downloaded but now I have to resize it but I don't know where to resize at. I have picasa can I resize it there? I tried to use my flicrPro but the pic is too big to load in the first place so I can't resize it there. Can I do this in paint wihout it looking bad?

reply to post by mblahnikluver

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yeah in Picasa if you export a file ( at the bottom of an open picture, you can export and save a file and resize it.

reply to post by Havick007

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Thanks!
I am going to mess with some pics I got from NASA's site one is Husband Hill.

Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by Asktheanimals

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No, if there are "geometric" (whatever that may mean) lines in one area, the most natural thing is that there will be more lines, if it's a natural phenomena

I think this is a good definition.

characterized by simple geometric forms n design and decoration; "a buffalo hide painted with red and black geometric painted with red and black geometric designs"

I think structurally we're talking the US Bank Building (geometric) versus the Walt Disney Concert Hall (not) (both in downtown Los Angeles, CA).

I personally don't try to judge either way although I don't see why its not possible that there was once life on Mars. I do believe the planet is dead now though. I do not believe there is currently life on Mars.

This is a great find. Thanks OP.

Pareidolia is the most ridiculous psychobabble I have heard to date.

Pareidolia (pronounced /pærɪˈdoʊliə/ pa-ri--lee-ə) is a psychological pa-ri- DOE-lee-ə) is a psychological-lee-ə) is a psychological phenomenon involving a vague and random stimulus (often an image or sound) being perceived as significant.

Hello vague and random stimulus, meet vague and random mental condition.

The next person that tries to discredit someone using ridiculous psychobabble like that will be the first on my ignore list.

[edit on 8/16/2010 by dbloch7986]

reply to post by Havick007

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OK, this is what I did.

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