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The Enigmas on Mars 27 |
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Internos's Collection
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Mars Global Surveyor MOC Image M1101534 Originally posted by internos; A member of ATS Post ID3670913 Today, I came across these two
[images]: probably you've
already seen them, but I don't know if these ones
have been posted before
(I searched the number of the pic, but I've found
nothing: they have been
taken on Medusae Fossae, which is, imho, an
interesting area...
MOC narrow-angle image M11-01534
http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/html/m11015/m1101534.html http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/display/MGSC_1092/m11015/m1101534.imq.jpg
Sources:
http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/m07_m12/images/M11/M1101534.html
I have seen many effects of this
kind on Mars pics,
but at least the first one is really odd: its
appearance is almost the
one of a spotlight! |
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The two clips of the images above
are supposed to be
the same image strip, yet in the USGS version
the'object' is totally blacked
out, though the 'spotlight' is more enhanced....
Comments:
Comments: Originally posted by takeastepback, ; A member of ATS Post ID3674462 The anomaly appears to me to be a big piece of industrial equipment. It looks like a giant machine, possibly for mining, like John Lear has suggested the government mines on the moons. I really believe that we have been to mars already and have mined it for ore samples. This picture kinda reaffirms that belief! |
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