Alien Anomalies

Sapa · Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lasted Oppy pics

Xenon · Administrator

No sure what to make of these lines in this latest left mast cam image, initially I thought it was due to vibration from the rover, but on closer inspection I am not so sure anymore as the lines look to of been made by something living...... Curiosity Sol 653

Levelwind · Senior Member

spirit pan 874 color crop.jpg

http://alienanomalies.activeboard.com/t47156039/cheerful-sad-portraits-geometrical-drawings-on-stones/?page=2&sort=newestFirst

-- Edited by Levelwind on Sunday 5th of January 2014 03:17:15 AM

-- Edited by Levelwind on Sunday 5th of January 2014 03:19:27 AM

Levelwind · Senior Member

http://marsrover.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/p/3528/1P441383127EFFCADPP2384L7M1.JPG

I know the quality isn't the greatest, but I still though this could be worth a look. The crops on the bottom here remind me of a crabby turtle looking thing I found a while back. I'll see

if I can find it.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

I have always wondered why some areas near to rocks and between rocks are clear of the spherules. I think it must be something pushing them out from the area. Now... that could be water, wind, or something else? No-one has come up with an explanation that seems to work for me.

Levelwind · Senior Member

You can see them here all the way back to sol 17. And if those are rabbit turds then that must be a cow pie on that rock there. smile

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/p/017/1P129690504EFF0322P2261L2M1.JPG
oppy pan cam 017 1.jpg

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lastest Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lasted Oppy pics

Timewarp · Dedicated to the truth

I believe the name given to the 'blueberries' is spherules.

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

...and here is a real close up of them too. They are known by a special name (cannot remember, blueberries I think).

[joke]Possibly due to rabbits having been introduced onto Mars by the early settlers - much like in Australia - and this rabbit population has grown, and grown to be a major life form on Mars.

These blueberries are nothing but rabbit droppings.[/joke]

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lastest Oppy pics

goggog · Teaching the truth

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lasted Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lastest Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lasted Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

More puff balls and a gliph circled in red, smudge tampering circled in blue. http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/p/2475/1P347912754EFFB100P2372L2M1.JPG

oppy pan cam 2475 2 circled.jpg

A close up of the gliph

oppy pan cam 2475 2 gliph.jpg

Levelwind · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lastest Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

Hi OSD, thanks for the input. The fractal geomentry I was refering to are infinite mathmatical equations used to generate landscapes. Like the ones explaned here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractal_landscapes. It looks to me like the bottom of Santa Maria could be an overlay of one of these with some smearing going on as well. I'm sure they employ all of their tricks when needed and they are getting some pretty good ones these days. Sorry about the links, I've posted a few here at the bottom. You might have more fun with it looking at all the raw images from the past week or so. Like this one from Oppy's nav cam 2477. I think the link is the sixth one down at the bottom. There are so many anomalies in each photo it would take me weeks to post them all. I live in Northern Minnesota with a slow dial-up connection.
oppy nav cam 2477 2 circled.jpg

I wish I had more time to zoom in on everything and make a better essay here. Not to be lazy or anything, I just wanted to point out that the lastest round of pictures are pretty fun to look at. I go back to work on the night shift tonight and won't be back for a couple of weeks at best. So if I don't get back to this for a while I'm not trying to ignore anyone. Have fun. smile

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/f/2478/1F348170683EFFB1AXP1214L0M3.HTML
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_f2478.html
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_n2474.html
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/n/2474/1N347812634EDNB0ZDF0006R0M1.HTML
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_n2475.html
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/1/n/2477/1N348085514EDNB1ANF0006R0M1.HTML
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_p2478.html
http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/all/opportunity_p2475.html

One single drop · Senior Member

RE: Biological Evidence all over the lasted Oppy pics

Levelwind · Senior Member

Thanks for the response Gman, I didn't think of the dust devil senerio, I just saw the little black guy and thought something is running around there. If you take both pictures from each sol and tile them you can toggle back and forth, then you really see the movement and the change in everything. You have to line them up just right to see it. Futty can animate this somehow, maybe he will. As for the lines in the path I noticed them too. I thought they looked like dips to me, with the shadows and all, but I have got that one wrong too. Maybe I will get some more feed back on that one? Anyway, there is a lot of fun stuff to see in this lastest round of pics. Like how it looks like the rover tip toed around in this nav can 2478, Can it do that? Look at the tracks, I haven't seen tracks like this before. Looks like something could have been messing with the rover. Who knows? It will take me awhile to post all the stuff I think I'm seeing, but I will keep at it on this one.
oppy nav 2478.jpg

qmantoo · Teaching the truth

the paths: The straighter sections look as if there is a ridge in the middle of it which is strange. I assume it is a ridge and not a dip because the shadow(?) area is slightly darker along the left far side of the 'ridge' than the nearer side, and this would tie in with the shadows elsewhere on the nearby rocks. If you disagree, please say so as I am not very good with bumps and dips and shadows etc. In the past I have mistaken rilles for craters and visa-versa.

I cannot think what would make such a path with a ridge in the middle unless something was dragged or rolled along. It is true, it does look like a path. I cannot think it would be made by the wind although there are 'dunes' with these ridges in other places and it does look as if the location is at the top of a rise or escarpment.

I do not think a 'dust devil' would have made this track either as it is too perfect in some places and in other places it looks as if it could be explained by a dust devil (I am not sure I believe in dust devils on Mars anyway, in spite of the video and pictures captured by the rovers).

Probably the best example of a track that we have so far.

Levelwind · Senior Member

I also think that the floor of Santa Maria is fake. It's just too perfect, it reminds me of the fractal geomentry that Frutty has talked about. Notice how they smear out of the fractals into the rougher rock areas. I'm sure they are covering up a good one here, if you can find scraps of evidence with tampering like that. Check out the press release photos, they're even more troddened upon. Here's one of the latest press releases from NASA, the only really clear things in the photo are the rover and the fake fractal cover-up. The second comes from the raw data. (Oppy nav cam 2467).
Oppy press pic Santa Maria 2.jpg
oppy nav cam 2476.jpg