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Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by internos
BTW:
Mike:It seems that you've found a sheep on the Moon (a space sheep?)
Don't worry about it, that's normal: i've found a dog on Mars.
Sheep? Wow, then that critter could be almost a mile high from hoof to horn!! Lol! And errmmm....where's that 'dog' you mentioned? Can't make out hair nor hide of him!
BTW, those pics you posted in the post above are intriguing to say the least! Man, you really rock! Let's see what comes up by way of explanations!
I've enlarged the portion of the pic of that elongated object you posted and added some filter enhancements. This is what comes up...
Now what the heck is that?
Cheers!
[edit on 25-9-2007 by mikesingh]
Originally posted by internos
Ah..
Do you know if there are moon pics from the far side available somewhere (NOT made by Clementine of course.)?
Originally posted by Sunalei
I also have wondered if possibly someone in certain places is helping to get info out to the people.
Originally posted by internos
Maybe i'm wrong, but IMHO the shape of the object looks odd? I'll check.
Cigar shaped object ?
www.lpi.usra.edu...
Originally posted by infamouskiller
Why don't we mark these long and lats and take pictures ourselves of these locations with a telescope
Originally posted by Mclane
Originally posted by Brainiac
And before anyone replies, I'm an expert on this bit. I'm a computer game designer.
Being a games designer makes you an expert on stay awake drinks, late nights, annoying producers heavily trashed code!!
Said with a smile...
Originally posted by ZeroGhost
Originally posted by infamouskiller
Why don't we mark these long and lats and take pictures ourselves of these locations with a telescope
Can be done, if on the facing side. I have a 17" dia, dob I am trying to sell so I can get a good alt asmith scope with a drive to get crisp exposures at high resolution. Just a matter of time, some geographic targeting and effort.
GMM
Originally posted by Havalon
Hi guy's, I'm not sure if this is off topic, but I wanted to ask Internos to do the voodo that you do so well on this mars crater!
From: ida.wr.usgs.gov...
co-ordinates: Geometry
Latitude 39.44°
Longitude 243.87°
Resolution * 5.98 meters/pixel
Phase Angle 29.60°
Incidence Angle 29.61°
Emission Angle 0.26°
North Azimuth 93.89°
Slant Range (km) 412.41
Spacecraft Altitude (km) 412.41
Sorry MikeS if this is oof, but I would value input on the metalic looking object in there!
[edit on 25-9-2007 by Havalon]
Originally posted by zorgon
It has been suggested by several people that Tsiolkovsky Crater hides the big spaceship that Norm Bergrun claims towed the Moon into Orbit. There are many anomalies surrounding this area.
The thing with spending days and weeks searching through thousands of photos looking for little tidbits of Data that THEY overlooked... is that you find a lot of ''could be', 'looks like' and 'glitches'... but once in a while diligence pays off...
Today my friend, you have earned that paycheck
Cigar shaped object ?
www.lpi.usra.edu...
I have sent this up to Jack (our image expert) I will post the results
[edit on 25-9-2007 by zorgon]
Originally posted by mikesingh
Originally posted by zorgon
Mike and Internos You have just GOT to see this... I found the fossil rock!!! Its called "Humphrey"
Ok, this is kinda off topic, for the Mars Critters thread actually!!
Wow! That sure looks like a four-legged critter, fossilized perhaps! Now why has NASA brushed it out in the enlargement? It's clearly tampered with! And if there was nothing there in the first place, why was it circled/highlighted? You don't go around circling stuff for the heck of it! So there was something there which has been wiped clean.
And why is nobody talking about this impression-in-the-mud pic. I find it equally fascinating if not more than Humphrey!
So what made that very geometrically lined impression? A fossil with a backbone??
Cheers!
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
Originally posted by ZeroGhost
Originally posted by infamouskiller
Why don't we mark these long and lats and take pictures ourselves of these locations with a telescope
Can be done, if on the facing side. I have a 17" dia, dob I am trying to sell so I can get a good alt asmith scope with a drive to get crisp exposures at high resolution. Just a matter of time, some geographic targeting and effort.
GMM
You will not be able to get any close up shots that will shed much light on anything, resolution will not be high enough for that from most all earth based telescopes. Otherwise, you would see pictures posted all the time that would end this debate one way or another.