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The “Bigfoot on Mars” rock is actually just a few inches high and a few yards from the camera.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
I am shocked by the responses so far.
Really I am.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by schuyler
What you are lacking here is scale. This rock is very small and the whole issue has been addressed. This is the same rock Basiago claims is a Sasquatch on Mars. Here's the whole story.
"The whole issue has been addressed" ????
Really? Didn't realize the gavel came down on this!
You're showing me a link to one man's opinion.
I have my own thank you, so this 'issue' continues.
(what rock do some of you reside under?)
Originally posted by fleabit
It really is a rock, sorry.
Also, there was a picture of a rock that looked strikingly like a wrench or tool of some sort. Working for an environmental firm with many geologists with a lot of experience, for fun, I showed a rather knowledgeable one some cropped pictures of this particular one, a spiral one, the tool one, and a couple of others. The "tool" one I found most interesting. Anyway, not telling him these were on Mars (perhaps he knew anyway), I asked what he thought they were. He said unequivocally that these were all rock formations. I asked if he saw similar in his work - he said yes, all the time. It's not at all uncommon to see some very interestingly shaped rocks even here on Earth.
So.. yes.. rock.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Originally posted by fleabit
It really is a rock, sorry.
Also, there was a picture of a rock that looked strikingly like a wrench or tool of some sort. Working for an environmental firm with many geologists with a lot of experience, for fun, I showed a rather knowledgeable one some cropped pictures of this particular one, a spiral one, the tool one, and a couple of others. The "tool" one I found most interesting. Anyway, not telling him these were on Mars (perhaps he knew anyway), I asked what he thought they were. He said unequivocally that these were all rock formations. I asked if he saw similar in his work - he said yes, all the time. It's not at all uncommon to see some very interestingly shaped rocks even here on Earth.
So.. yes.. rock.
It certainly is NOT a rock. Anyone who knows the human form knows that. And rocks don't look like that. I don't even know if its a statue or a petrified person, ie rushing to save a child, or a real living person trying to get the child out of the way, so no one sees him.
That is basically my take on it.
And no, the eyes can tell, its not a rock, so perhaps dropping anything lame like that suggestion is a good start.
Originally posted by LemaEcho
Just givin the fact that it could be a STATUE ON MARS of all places lends credence to any kind of speculation on what it could be a statue of. It looks to be more masculine like statues of Poseidon or Zeus, or it could just be Pareidolia. I will say that take away the sand and add water next to it , it would look like some of the statues that would have been around in the Sumerian or Greek cultures near their ports or coastal towns. Someone gets a star for effort!
It certainly is NOT a rock. Anyone who knows the human form knows that. And rocks don't look like that. I don't even know if its a statue or a petrified person, ie rushing to save a child, or a real living person trying to get the child out of the way, so no one sees him.
That is basically my take on it.
And no, the eyes can tell, its not a rock, so perhaps dropping anything lame like that suggestion is a good start.
Originally posted by votan
it's a rock..........
Originally posted by ZetaRediculian
Why would size matter? It could have been built by very tiny Martians. Mars is a virtual junkyard of skulls, bones, tools, megalithic structures, carvings, transportation tubes and roads. I even found what looked like a 67 mustang. So finding a tiny statue is just evidence that a very large race of tiny Martians exist.
Begging the question (Latin petitio principii, "assuming the initial point") is a type of logical fallacy in which a proposition is made that uses its own premise as proof of the proposition. In other words, it is a statement that refers to its own assertion to prove the assertion. Such arguments are essentially of the form "a is true because a is true" though rarely is such an argument stated as such. Often the premise 'a' is only one of many premises that go into proving that 'a' is true as a conclusion.