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Mark Anthony


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There are plenty of sites around the world that reveal fossilized remains simply due to erosion and if there exists or existed life elsewhere it may be possible to compare such surface features of partially exposed objects as well.  They may 'now' be 'rocks' yet that doesn't always stipulate that they are simply minerals; perhaps many 'rocks' are actually fossils?

Here's an image from Zhucheng, China... A Chinese worker walks on a mount that is strewn with thousands of dinosaur bones in Zhucheng

 



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If you have to strain to see it for what it is, you're doing it wrong. As opposed to looking for anomalies, look for normal stuff (or what mainstream theories predict), ask questions, and find answers. I agree that anomalies should be obvious to be believable.

Mainstream science continues to tell us that Mars is uninhabited, so what mainstream predictions are available to us in this case?

Yes, we can look for anomalies relevant to geology or weather as these are the only topics where science can possibly conceive of differences to our own climate and geology. Any other suggestions of life would be treated with incredulity by standard science, wouldn't they. So.. what choices do we have as far as life on Mars goes? 



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Hong Sung Hak, I think you are right on track.  I have been fascinated with this time period for quite a while.  Here is one from just three sols earlier (Oppy's nav cam 2147).  In fact there are several rocks in the area that look water eroded as well.  The ones on the bottom are from Oppy's pan and nav cams 2171.  They are of the same area but offer a slightly different view.  There are water eroded rocks and fossil looking evidence.  In fact I posted one a while back that I think has a buried skull peering out of the sand from Oppy's nav cam 2175.  Anyways, there is definitely something going on here.  If you look at the area I cropped it looks like a snake to me.  The first one is the pan cam and the second is the nav cam.  Doesn't it look like the thing has moved down the rock face a little and developed a curl in it's tail?  Maybe I'm crazy but I think this entire area needs a good look at.  Keep up the good work.smile 

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Eaol wrote:

If you have to strain to see it for what it is, you're doing it wrong.  As opposed to looking for anomalies, look for normal stuff (or what mainstream theories predict), ask questions, and find answers.  If you look for anomalies, you will begin to see them everywhere you look, especially where they don't exist.

Just try a different approach.  It will pay off.

 

It agree. The unbiassed position is necessary at research



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If you have to strain to see it for what it is, you're doing it wrong.  As opposed to looking for anomalies, look for normal stuff (or what mainstream theories predict), ask questions, and find answers.  If you look for anomalies, you will begin to see them everywhere you look, especially where they don't exist.

Just try a different approach.  It will pay off.



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a)hong sung hak: Your first image has a feature within it that strongly resembles a fish, but just because it looks like a fish doesn't make it a fish.

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qmantoo wrote:


  Yes, I Agree with you.

 Universe is so limitless.. Our solar system is very tiny legeon in our galaxy.

 Mars is neighbor planet.

 That's not so different form earth.
I Think mars has enough capability to keep lives.

 If there were alive beings, it would be similiar with our planet.



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I dont understand how these could possibly be things because of size, location, etc.

Although I can see the shape and likeness of all these things in this thread and other threads and even my own threads(!) , my brain and common sense just cannot understand how these could be real.

The rock with the metal bar running through it is similar to the picture of 'concrete' with the reinforcing metal rods. This requires humanoid size and at least humanoid intelligence (I am not saying they are humanoid-shaped) to make it. Probably something with arms/appendages too.



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Sorry, this one below is from sol 85:



http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/2/p/085/2P133918705EFF2232P2363L7M1.JPG



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holy moly!



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Fish head lookng rock between two others that look like animal figures.

Elephants on the top left, and a buffalo on the right:









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Spirit sol 63:





I think this one was from sol 16 (I'll have to check):





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You are in good company hong sung hak, many members are not english and most of us are amateurs seeking the truth smile.gif

Nice images, the 'snake' looks like what the eel skeleton could be ? The fish in the first image is a nice find as well...

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hong sung hak, there are no experts here my friend, we are all amateurs that like to uncover secrets.. peace.gif

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Allow my english's very poor....

It's been my favorite hobby(?) - finding anomalies.

Sure... 'marsanomalyresearch'  site is my favorite,too.

I Colleted these pictures during many years ago. 

 I saw "fish fossil" picture  in this site! (following picture)
9-157-addendum-image_keyshya09.jpg

So i wondered "maybe....  i found another fish"

I hope you very nice experts will examine my findings.

 I'm just amateur...  just interested in mars anomalies.

 poor english, poor skills, poor knowlege.........

but,,, I Like  uncovering secrets. I want to know truth.

  

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Hung Sung Hak,welcome and thanks for showing these wonderful finds... im away from base at the moment but cant wait to get back and pour over these fascinating images. very impressed with the clarity. I have a feeling these are going to be very revealing.

Nice find Hung

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1.Opportunity  Sol 2150
fisha_keyshya09.jpg


fish_keyshya09.jpg

 It looks like fish fossil..  
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/p/2150/1P319048533ESFABCUP2561L3M1.JPG

 

2. I think that feature is a something like fish fossil.

Spirit Sol 1142

new_1-5075-keyshya09.jpg



22-483-keyshya09.jpg

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/2/p/1142/2P227746913EFFAS4JP2762L4M1.JPG


3. Is this a snake's land?
spirit sol11552-9375-keyshya09.jpg

2a-5049-keyshya09.jpg

snake?

2c-2660-keyshya09.jpg
 
Head of big snake?

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/2/p/1155/2P228900583EFFAS__P2442R1M1.JPG



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