Proof: Station on MARS

For those of you who need more, check out the Hoagland website, enterprisemission dot com.

He's been picking the anomalies on Mars apart since there has been an internet...

Mars was, at some point in the past, a virtual metropolis.

There are buildings, pyramids, tunnels, even sculptures.

There is also evidence that Mars still has living flora!

Of course, from NASA's perspective, it's all conjecture.

The only proof some will accept is first hand.

They'd have to go to Mars, and physically touch these artifacts.

But when you see the visual evidence, it's hard to imagine what else these anomalies could be.

There are certainly no geological correlations on our planet...

Star for you, op. Happy Hunting!

reply to post by switching yard


If you had proof it would not be a secret now would it?


Except for the money!

reply to post by smartbuddy
That's nothin', bro. If you go to an area nearby you can find a huge colony. Check it out: 74degrees 37' 19.91"N 29degrees 44' 10.62"W. You'll be shocked at how many colonies you may find just in this region.

It definitely looks structual and prepared there for containment of some kind... There is a way to get better imaging, but I don't know how. Where are those 111 gigapixels when you really need them? cool find.

Originally posted by TruthxIsxInxThexMist
reply to post by smartbuddy

 

I gotta admit that this does look a bit odd... but my question is 'why would a structure be built in the middle of nowhere with no other structures anywhere near it'?

Let Us suppose that the rumors of teleportation are correct: We have the ability (in black ops) to teleport to Mars. So... Putting a building on Mars to receive teleported individuals would not require being anywhere specific. One place on the planet is as good as another, and maybe there's something there that We cannot see from the photos We have...

Just saying that this is possible - however improbable it might be.

If we really teleported to mars or that aliens are there, why would they build anything on the surface?

Other then ventilation I don't see the...hey, maybe it's a ventilation system and it's the reason we don't see anything else!

Slightly off topic but, I suspect to band named : 30 seconds to Mars, to either kinda believe in this or Jared Letto has been to Mars before.

One thing for sure, Black ops must have technology out of this world.

It could be Phobos (russian expedition) or beagle 2 or something like that so i agree with the man made!!!

Maybe its MARS 2 : en.wikipedia.org...

Someone finding something on Google Mars that they can't identify is NOT proof of anything.
-

Seeing stuff like this makes me think about what Gary Mckinnon said a few years ago about "Off World Officers"

Im not saying this is what it is or even if its is anything but its makes you think...

Link: www.rense.com...

For all you numb nuts out there, yes the word 'proof' in his title may be slighly far-fetched, however he's done this more to grab the attention of the masses which it rightly deserves, and as of yet nobody has debunked it!

Could be something on the lens. If it was a secret lab then why wouldn't they paint it brown?

I can't believe how many people flagged this OP.

Wow. "Hey look at this lint, I mean, SPACE STATION!!!"

You people obviously have no experience in analyzing remote sensing imagery.

Originally posted by Just Chris
For all you numb nuts out there, yes the word 'proof' in his title may be slighly far-fetched, however he's done this more to grab the attention of the masses which it rightly deserves, and as of yet nobody has debunked it!

It's nobody's business to go around debunking things that someone thinks up. It's the job of the claimant to support his claims with proof and evidence.

HMMMM. That is very interesting and might be real.

Originally posted by Jonas86
Could be something on the lens. If it was a secret lab then why wouldn't they paint it brown?

That would be assuming who ever built it either A) didn't gave a damm! or B) wanted us to see it one day?

reply to post by smartbuddy


I am sorry, but this is not proof in the same way that "elephant ridge" or "old man's nose hill" are not proof of alien civilisation.

Albeit the formations are interesting, but please layoff the sensationalist headline... thanks!

Originally posted by Just Chris
For all you numb nuts out there, yes the word 'proof' in his title may be slighly far-fetched, however he's done this more to grab the attention of the masses which it rightly deserves, and as of yet nobody has debunked it!

What's to debunk? It's a minuscule imperfection in the shot, blown up WAY OUT of intended scale, which creates "blocks" (aka pixels) which people have ignorantly concluded must be an artificial space station.

There's a reason most ATS members aren't working for NASA.

Very intriguing indeed. Great find. Would seriously get you thinking.
I've just ripped it just in case it does get taken down or photo shopped out.
S&F.

Originally posted by Cryptonomicon
I can't believe how many people flagged this OP.

Wow. "Hey look at this lint, I mean, SPACE STATION!!!"

You people obviously have no experience in analyzing remote sensing imagery.

Thank you for your enlightening, insightful, and well thought out response. Your contributions are very much appreciated.

I, for one, flagged this OP. And I, for one, have zero experience in analyzing remote sensing imagery.

Crypto, perhaps those of us with no experience in analyzing remote sensing imagery could persuade an expert like yourself to provide evidence or at least an argument as to why you think that "lint" created the image seen in the OP.

Thank you in advance.

Here's a "perspective" view of the supposed station sitting in the valley taken from the Freie Universitaet Berlin site hosting the image HRSC: H5620_0000_ND3:




Cosy or what hehe

When I increased the vertical exaggeration to maximum, the hills grew taller but the station stayed flat and unchanged, indicating to me that it's not actually anything on the surface.

Also, a zoomed in view shows a lot of weird pixellation, different than the surrounding pixellation, so I would say this is some kind of processing/data glitch:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/b7d2a95cc9d3.jpg[/atsimg]

So to use the newest (oldest?) debunking phrase recently heard on the UFO at the football game: "It seems to be some kind of illusion."

Interesting part of Mars by the way....