Alien Anomalies

Chandre · Dedicated to the truth

RE: Strange patterns in the sand

Software_Pyrate · Veteran Member

qmantoo wrote:

As far as the fine sand that has "blown" onto the rock....its on a couple others as well....
Yes, it is. Have you actually looked closely at these images and does it look like wind blown sand or dust? If thie sand was regularly blowing around these rocks, you would expect to see some serious weathering, wouldn't you? Some kind of shallow under the rock where the wind has blown away the sand next ot the rock itself? Neither of these features are present and should be if the wind is a regular visitor.(an to capture it on camera on more than one rock, it must be). Use a little common sense like I hope I do and see what conclusions you come to.

OK, sometimes I am wrong, but then, we are investigating something which is allegedly being continually hidden by others.

Well....I am no geologist..so all I have is life experiances to guide me....I would like to think I have some commen sense....

I thought I stated that there does indeed appear to be somthing going on here..?.. confuse

Thank you Iceman for that....very interesting...;) biggrin

However qmantoo, I agree.....somtin ain't right here.

This has probly been the best I've seen yet since I've been here,,,specially after that presentation from Iceman

ICEMAN · Senior Member

As wind hits the water, ripples form. Then, wind gets an even better grip and continues to push the ripples until they grow to be large waves.jpg

Here is a copy of how NASA change water into a sand surface.

Levelwind · Senior Member

Something strange is going on here. Last night in my final post I noticed a difference in the sand patterns between the picture I had just down loaded and the one in gmantoo's post. Well that still looks good in my post but I just noticed that gmantoo's pic looks like mine now. Is anyone seeing this?

marsrocks · Veteran Member

Levelwind, the mini igloo is cool.

Let me know if you see any more of these!

ICEMAN · Senior Member

At this point I think is the time to look at the wind waves on water (the wind effects on surface water).

Ripples on sandy beach.jpg

In accordance with the wind direction, select a key point (geographic reference) around which you are to plan your approach. The key point serves as a reference that will enable you to keep track of the field location. Importantly, its position should match the approximate position that you would turn final for the landing.

Wind assessment is important. Remember that it is likely that the winds have not changed from your takeoff winds if you are flying locally. You have to be careful when outflow winds are present in the coastal valleys, as these can create localized wind phenomena. Obviously, look for smoke trails from burning occurring on the ground. With crops, you can sometimes see the wind effect on the movement of the plants, but the winds must be pretty strong for this to occur. With water, remember that the wind flows perpendicular to wave rows, but this is only.

Forced Approach Wind Indicators 3.JPG

useful if you are near a large body of water where wave rows develop. For inland waters, look for the development of ripples. On the windward side of small lake or river (the side that is closest to directional source of the wind), the shore will shade the wind making the surface glassy in appearance; on the leeside, the ripples will continue to the shore edge. Trees can also be used—on the windward side of a tree stand, the leaves are upturned by the wind, exposing the lighter sides.

Source:

LANGLEY FLYING SCHOOL

http://www.langleyflyingschool.com/Pages/Forced%20Landings.html

As wind hits the water, ripples form. Then, wind gets an even better grip and continues to push the ripples until they grow to be large waves

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

As far as the fine sand that has "blown" onto the rock....its on a couple others as well....
Yes, it is. Have you actually looked closely at these images and does it look like wind blown sand or dust? If thie sand was regularly blowing around these rocks, you would expect to see some serious weathering, wouldn't you? Some kind of shallow under the rock where the wind has blown away the sand next ot the rock itself? Neither of these features are present and should be if the wind is a regular visitor.(an to capture it on camera on more than one rock, it must be). Use a little common sense like I hope I do and see what conclusions you come to.

OK, sometimes I am wrong, but then, we are investigating something which is allegedly being continually hidden by others.

Levelwind · Senior Member

Alright, I can't stop. Another strange thing about this picture is they seem to still be editing. Notice the differences in the sand patterns from my pic to the first one in this post by gmantoo. I just got mine today and there is quit a difference. It would be fun to see your full picture gmantoo.

Levelwind · Senior Member

Ok I'll stop after this one, but doesn't this look like another head. I took it from the left center and rotated it 180. I think it's feline with a crown. Too much fun.

Levelwind · Senior Member

I think the patterns in the sand below the carved head looking thing (bottom left) are probably conforming to something below. They are too uniform and there is some smudging where it meets the head.

Levelwind · Senior Member

maybe a colum toppled over
mars mayan head (2).jpg

almost looks woven
mars mayan head (3).jpg

mini igloo looking thing
mars mayan head (4).jpg

two raised trenches way off in the back
mars mayan head (5).jpg

looks like a old VW seat. you can even see a spring poking up on the top

mars mayan head.jpg

I agree, lots of tampering in this one. But still fun to look at. I could have listed more things I think I'm seeing. The white stone at the bottom left just below the Mayan head looking thing deffinetly doesn't belong. The shadow is all wrong. Wish we could see through it. A lot of smudging at the top, and in real small places over the entire photo. Good one.

Software_Pyrate · Veteran Member

Well..I have to agree one this one....the shadow on the pointy rock does not seem right.

As far as the fine sand that has "blown" onto the rock....its on a couple others as well....

If, tampering has been applied, it makes you wonder what is being "covered" up that could be so small.

My guess would be some form of plant life or moss or something like that....If..it is indeed tampering.

Chandre · Dedicated to the truth

gmantoo, I've also highlighted these strange 'dunes' as tampering in some of my posts. When I see them I always look closer as inevitably they are covering something up !

ICEMAN · Senior Member

I am completely agree with you qmantoo, I'm thinking about looking Drugs in this picture when I have time. It seems to be discrepancies between the Shadows Even though the stones stand more up. Shadows seams to follow one thumb rule.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

This picture has strange patterns in the sand/soil and I dont remember seeing this kind of thing before in the rover photos. The one at the bottom left appears to have been added which is even more curious. It appears to flow up to and merge with the rock and there is no shadow underneath as you would expect. If this is tampering, it marks a new direction - creating new features in the sand that are not already on Mars. Of course, it could be a completely natural soil formation caused by weathering by the high dust devil winds! Who knows.

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