Alien Anomalies

Chandre, the image you posted covers an area which is to the immediate left of the image I posted. There are numerous anomalies in your image worthy of more exploration. The only problem with Chandre's image is the definition. If only the originals were clearer would have helped with some positive exploration and possible identification of some of the objects and anomalies.

The 3D image posted is also interesting. I have had a peep and in 3D it certainly brings the scene to life. Well done Humanoid. 

It's a shame Spirit has been held up and stuck in the sand, otherwise we may have had some extra 'treasures' to explore. Still, we live in hope that the mission controllers may be able to get her out of the mire.

Very weird. Absalutly not natural. How can any erosian prosses puke out something like that? Wind, rain, water, plate tectonics, meteor bambardment, volcanic, I don't think so. Looks like the work of someone to me. That one thing that Mars Rocks zoomed in on looks like a pipe wrench for God sake.

Chandre, nice image with anomalies! Especially that pitch black thingy you have outlined in green...what the heck is it

Here's the anaglyph






-- Edited by Humanoid on Friday 14th of May 2010 11:55:29 PM

Link to page with examples of my image

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/spirit_p1930_text.htm

The rover returned here a few times. Info thanks to gmantoos fantastic research programme !!

Mars Rover Web Research Program

-- Edited by Chandre on Friday 14th of May 2010 08:24:04 AM

Good catch Marsrocks, this looks alot like the one found by Xiriux

Timewarp, I'm eager to find out how did you manage to actually see the 1.5-2mm* tall indigenous population in the images you provide ...or are you talking about the structures* they have built that are visible?

*given average earth human height (male) is 1.70m/1125=~1.5mm
*structures=> given they possess human engineering abilities, their "Burj Dubai" will be ~73.2cm high.

When I first came across this image what interested me was some of the shadows. They did not cast a print on the ground that was relative to the object. The other thing that captured my interest was the object at the top of the hill which appeared to be a tower of some description. Also, the long thin line that can be seen to the left of the image. 

The colour image posted above by marsrocks has inspired me to have a go at producing a colour image of the view and what can be viewed below is what I came up with. Could this be what Mars really looks like. The process I used has given rise to show many more interesting anomalies. Please let me know if you notice anything interesting.

In another thread I mentioned that there is visual evidence of 'tiny-sized' inhabitants. In this image, you will notice that thee are some large tiny structures showing. This is not a trick of light or some other phenomenon as the outline of these features can also be made out in the original image. I trust you will find the image of interest.


Image 4.  A colour view of the scene.



Image credit:  NASA/JPL/University of Arizona