Object in the "Air" on Mars photo., page 2


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reply posted on 6-8-2012 @ 08:01 AM by Aliensun
Originally posted by mikelkhall
reply to
post by drfresh



No need to feel stupid. I don't believe there are any stupid questions and the photo does look like farmland.


There is a drastic need for people to THINK and know something about which they comment upon before they rush to the keyboard.

I cannot believe this. Well, yes, I can. I have proof with this thread.


reply posted on 6-8-2012 @ 02:33 PM by ScientificUAPer
Originally posted by CaptainBeno
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I came across this photo recently on space.com.

..What's your thoughts?
..

I imagine it's a speck of dust on the camera. Curiousty alredy has dust on its nav. lenses. I guess it can't be avoided.
See:
www.nasa.gov...

Originally posted by SoymilkAlaska
if thats the mars surface, then what in the lalala is that farmland shaped stuff on the bottom of the picture?

ROFL

Originally posted by Panic2k11
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If you noticed when you zoomed in, the area affected is a square that matches the image bands (color bars that subdivide the image) probably a corruption in some place. A dust particle would not be so restricted so it must be some type of digital error.

Yea that could be.

Originally posted by JesusChristwins
I can see Nasa's answer to these farms...

"Considering that Mars can not, i repeat, can not support life, these stuff that looks like farms are in truth space dush on the len of the satellite's telescope."..

Uhh? NASA put the rover there in no small part to look for life. Yet, you're sure they're trying to cover up life on Mars? Why?
NASA is always trying to get more funds, and the most succesful way is to lure people (eg politicians) into thinking the chances are good that they'll find life on Mars or Europa or whatever. There is a large group of civilian scientists working alongside NASA also. They are not censoring all those scientists' work and camera feeds. Don't believe me? You need to show the proof, because its just pure fantasy, an imposiible one, mind you. They couldn't control that many people and that many technical instruments and tests, impossible.

Oh, and the second NASA finds life, they'll we loaded with cash.

They've already shown significant seasonal methane in the atmosphere of Mars, something that could suggest a wide dispersion of primitive life forms.
See: www.nasa.gov...

Are you a Christian, as your user name suggests? If so, I imagine you know many theologians say the idea of life in the universe is fine by them, even the pope says so, so you should be fine even if NASA finds life there.

Originally posted by St Udio
the link shows that the image is somehow linked to a January 2012 slideshow
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Doh, lol, well spotted.

Originally posted by Murad
Just curious, but why would the picture be black and white?, not really much of a camera person, id have thought they would have been in colour.

Well, if we're talking Curiousity, so far we've only seen pics from the black and white navigation cameras. I don't know about the others

Originally posted by nepatitan
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I took a look at the image and appears the light is coming from the left. The piece on the bottom right of the lander and the solar cell shadows tend to go towards the camera and to the right. If the light was coming from the right I think the edge of the solar panel would show shadow to the left.
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OMG, it's recorded in Hollywood! They put a glitch in the film to have fun with the folks at ATS!


reply posted on 6-8-2012 @ 06:01 PM by Imtor
Originally posted by mikelkhall
reply to
post by SoymilkAlaska



Farmland...lol. That is the rovers solar cells.

As for the object in the sky, I have no idea.


Now you see why some take all as UFOs


reply posted on 6-8-2012 @ 07:01 PM by korathin
reply to post by CaptainBeno



Could be one of Mar's moons? Or it could be a peak, but weather is blocking it at the base? It is just too blurry to come to any real conclusion..


reply posted on 7-8-2012 @ 11:46 PM by eyesontheskies
reply to post by captiva



I saw a documentary on pictures of outer space and they use black and white pictures because it exposes different wavelengths better. All pictures taken in outer space are in black and white, even those colorful pictures of different galaxies, those pictures are colored later when the pictures are sent back to earth. The colors are determined by the wavelengths that are found in the pictures. At least thats what they said in the documentary.


reply posted on 9-8-2012 @ 03:30 PM by Gu1tarJohn
Originally posted by davethebear
reply to
post by CaptainBeno



I have zoomed in as far as I can on my PC, but still no idea what it is in the picture in the distance.......I presume it is just a speck on the lens.........but I am sure that somebody on ATS will come up with a better answer, someone who has better techno stuff than what I do will have an idea...........................


Chinese lantern? LOL ok I'll stop...



reply posted on 9-8-2012 @ 09:28 PM by CaptainBeno
reply to post by deathlord



Yep, I thought that until Zoomed into it. If obscured intentionally the object behind the pixels seem to reflect light in some way? Yes yes yes, I know probably looking into it a bit much but, that is what it looks like. But yes I get your point and I totally understand what your getting at.

Who knows?

Also if you zoom in "ctrl and use your mouse wheel" (if you didn't know?)

The spot in question is obscured by quite a large area of "blur" with just a little of what is behind showing?

Just me?
edit on 9-8-2012 by CaptainBeno because: zoom zoom



reply posted on 9-8-2012 @ 09:52 PM by deathlord
reply to post by CaptainBeno



Honestly, I never thought to really zoom in, I wasn't going hardcore into it. Though thanks for the advice, and I knew about the zoom shortcut. I'm actually a web developer and I would be so ashamed if I didn't know things like that haha.

I looked at it zoomed in now, and sadly, to me it looks even more like something on the lens. Though I think the pixelation comes from it being so close to the lens. It is not within the focus of the lens and I believe that when the image is digitized the surrounding pixels get distorted from it as well, because it is trying to fill in the out of focus data. I'll admit that is just from my little understanding of how digital images work, I could be way off. Plus, the pixelation starts at the exact left side of the object and creates a nice and neat square. So, I assume it comes from bad processing in the image.

Honestly though, that tiny little thing could be anything, heck it actually kind of reminds me of that flying elevator from the old willy wonka movie with gene wilder haha.


reply posted on 9-8-2012 @ 10:45 PM by CaptainBeno
reply to post by deathlord



Very good!

Thanks, yep, you are probably right.........not everything in the "air" on Mars is a UFO...........or is it?

I'll put it down to:



Cheers!

Oh, and sorry, zoom is something most people don't know....Ahem, I only found out recently!!!
But thanks!!......and sorry for presuming!
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