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And a couple more to get on record. As in previous post all have been posted recently, with ID #.

"Catman," aka, Danny Davitto.



"Peter Pan."



And from the same strip, AB108405, the famous "Arrow House."




"Old Gretta."



And in the same face, "Young Gretta."



Neil

Please post keys alongside of the original. Pretty please.

Emanuel

I'll do it soon Eman. And you didn't answer <b><u>My</u></b> question. ("Where's she from?" ID #) It works both ways my friend.

Neil

I want to return to a mechanical looking object posted recently:

"Wrecked Ship," M0202913, and here's the link for it.
www.msss.com/moc_gallery/ab1_m04/images/M0202913.html



Here is the same image numbered and a key noting what I think each number may be, (left/right orientation is how we see it):
1- dome bridge, 2- left wing, and shadow of it, 3- broken off nose cone or light, 4- attached nose cone or light, 5- open cylinder end and shadow of inside ship, 6- line of rear end of cylinder hull and right wing, 7- square opening or window on square rear of hull, 8- vertical tail wing. The only problem is that the shadows seem to be falling wrong, compared to rest of strip and time of day in this map projected image strip, indicating it may be a fake. Also suspicious is that measuring with a ruler, the cylinder is about 300 meters diameter--very big for a ship?




Neil

Also suspicious is that measuring with a ruler, the cylinder is about 300 meters diameter--very big for a ship?



Neil
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Since Mars has about 1/3 gravity of Earth, 300 meters width is not unreasonable. Our large ships can be 100 meters wide (aircraft carriers, oil tankers). However, very long term, Mars would have been a dessicated moon like our Moon. Perhaps an EPH downloaded a very large amount of water. Given the current topography, Mars would be 1/2 land (southern hemisphere) and 1/2 ocean (northern hemisphere). Would have been very interesting.

For facial art, perhaps a point system similar to fingerprint matching could be used to more objectively determine artificiality. How many facial features, are they spacially sensible, do they have the right shape themselves, is the overall shape reasonable? Excuse my engineering rigidity.

Gregg Wilson

Neil,

Thanks for responding. I look forward to seeing the keys next to their originals. As for where I found my "woman facing left" image, it is from strip #S0100652. Sorry I forgot you had asked that question.

Emanuel