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FranzJoseph
January 15th, 2006, 01:27 PM
I love this stuff!

There's probably no way Mars was ever mined, but so what? As fodder for science fiction writers of the future, this is gold. Look at an image long enough it tells a story. Mars mines are lots more fun than cloud castles.


http://www.eyepod.org/Mars-A-1.html


http://www.eyepod.org/sitebuilder/images/Mars_Mined_Crater__with_text_-620x460.jpg

Dasyurus Maculatus
February 1st, 2006, 12:54 PM
Another anomalous ring structure is on Mars south pole region.

Jo Skipper's analysis and series of photos of ever-increasing detail is guaranteed to amaze.

The final most detailed close-ups of arrays of closely packed rectangular features begs the question, just what the hell is it?...........Link>

:eek:

http://www.marsanomalyresearch.com/evidence-reports/2004/079/south-pole-ring.htm

FranzJoseph
February 1st, 2006, 01:26 PM
Good question. The photos are real puzzlers.

There's a book by a fellow named George Leonard called Somebody Else is on the Moon, a paperback classic from the 70s. Leonard snagged a ton of NASA shots from the Apollo program and subjected them to intense analysis. The book is a smorgasborg of what he found.

There's boulders rolling UP out of craters, lots of what looks like equipment of some sort, hangars of some sort, and what appears to be construction work going on in phases. Even that's not enough, astronomers noticed all this sort of thing decades before anyone landed on the moon. They still refer to it as LTP, lunar transient phenomena. There's no explanation of what it might actually be.

Mars is probably worse. I'd like to think there's lots of natural effects elsewhere in the solar system that we won't understand till we go out there and see for ourselves. But that takes money and Bush is spending it all on wars for Israel, so we might never know what's happening. Frustrating.