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10 years 10 months ago #21604
by Marsevidence01
Replied by Marsevidence01 on topic Reply from Malcolm Scott
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by rderosa</i>
<br />Malcolm,
In my experience, what's obvious to one person is rarely obvious to another...unless it is:
No one could argue that these are artworks, created by an intelligent hand. Since we started this thread back in 2006, I have not seen one image from the Mars data that had this kind of impact on a person upon close inspection.
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The image of Mount Rushmore is a good example of confirmation of a creation of intelligent life easily recognized because the viewer has more than just the visible attributes to rely on. We as Americans, recognize the designs because we know the story behind their formations. They depict our history and of course we know the profiles of the people involved. The same can not be said however if the image was shown to say, for example a tribesman deep in the Amazon jungle who perhaps has never seen a white man let alone huge rock formations quite rare in that part of the world. So the minds preconceived intelligence bares considerable weight on the process of recognition.
Therefore, in order to confirm the validity of what we see on Mars, we need to establish if there are any further attributes of the artifact that will lend credibility to a perceived observation. For example, if an artifact appears to have the shape of an anthropomorphic design, upon closer inspection one sees clothing, this will bolster credibility. Unfortunately, we see too many instances on Mars when artificiality is claimed where these additional attributes are not evident and as such, claims of Pareidolia (various) limit further investigation and have created much debate. As a result, most all investigations veer off into the arena of human cognitive limitations. Personally, I feel this is driven by the fear of ridicule from the purveyors in the skeptic community. But what is new here, as this approach to groundbreaking discoveries in quite the norm throughout time immemorial.
For further evaluation, more often of not, the high resolution images available seem to indicate many of the images have been reworked or modified before publication on the web. (And without going into the why's and wherefores of this best addressed under the heading of Big Science and Big Government)
Quite typical is the process of changing the image into the inverted negative and increasing the gamma curve. This process immediately confuses the eye into seeing a very different landscape. Fortunately, most imaging software can revert this process.
Case in point.
On July 9th 2007, the MRO acquired on of the most spectacular images to date. Taken from a range of 258.3km at a local Mars time of 2.25pm, the image has captured a surface that indicates an immense array of what I have come to conclude overwhelming examples of a life form which is sprawling the Martian surface! Now I am quite certain that the researcher will eventually arrive at a similar conclusion however, the magnitude of this will only come to be fully understood once time is spent at close up observation with high zoom. I will explain further on this at a later date as the implications are quite astounding.
Below is a close up of one sector of a southern region of Melas Chasma.
In the image above, we see a .tiff rendition of how
the image has been made available from the HiRISE site hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_013838_1695 in
its downloadable format (converted from a grayscale JPEG2000)
Again, the surface is seen where the image has been inverted to the negative and the gamma curve has been increased leading the observer to conclude that the surface is nothing more than a huge landscape of apparent Hydrated Silica. In fact, what is there, is something quite different.
In the lower image, we see the clip where the image has been reverted back to its corrected greyscale and the contrast and gamma curve adjusted.
Evidently sitting atop of a strange and mysterious life form is the apparent specimen of a humanoid figure. The specimen does appear to be clothed and upon close inspection, is wearing some form of footwear! This is quite astonishing and exemplifies life on the planet. What is truly astounding are the surrounding entities which the specimen appears to be sitting on. I will go into this in more depth later as the evidence as to the apparent probability of a yet unknown life form is groundbreaking.
So, seeing is believing and to this extent, to see and to believe is hereby defined for reference.
www.thefreedictionary.com/see
www.thefreedictionary.com/believe
Happy New Year all!
Malcolm Scott
<br />Malcolm,
In my experience, what's obvious to one person is rarely obvious to another...unless it is:
No one could argue that these are artworks, created by an intelligent hand. Since we started this thread back in 2006, I have not seen one image from the Mars data that had this kind of impact on a person upon close inspection.
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
The image of Mount Rushmore is a good example of confirmation of a creation of intelligent life easily recognized because the viewer has more than just the visible attributes to rely on. We as Americans, recognize the designs because we know the story behind their formations. They depict our history and of course we know the profiles of the people involved. The same can not be said however if the image was shown to say, for example a tribesman deep in the Amazon jungle who perhaps has never seen a white man let alone huge rock formations quite rare in that part of the world. So the minds preconceived intelligence bares considerable weight on the process of recognition.
Therefore, in order to confirm the validity of what we see on Mars, we need to establish if there are any further attributes of the artifact that will lend credibility to a perceived observation. For example, if an artifact appears to have the shape of an anthropomorphic design, upon closer inspection one sees clothing, this will bolster credibility. Unfortunately, we see too many instances on Mars when artificiality is claimed where these additional attributes are not evident and as such, claims of Pareidolia (various) limit further investigation and have created much debate. As a result, most all investigations veer off into the arena of human cognitive limitations. Personally, I feel this is driven by the fear of ridicule from the purveyors in the skeptic community. But what is new here, as this approach to groundbreaking discoveries in quite the norm throughout time immemorial.
For further evaluation, more often of not, the high resolution images available seem to indicate many of the images have been reworked or modified before publication on the web. (And without going into the why's and wherefores of this best addressed under the heading of Big Science and Big Government)
Quite typical is the process of changing the image into the inverted negative and increasing the gamma curve. This process immediately confuses the eye into seeing a very different landscape. Fortunately, most imaging software can revert this process.
Case in point.
On July 9th 2007, the MRO acquired on of the most spectacular images to date. Taken from a range of 258.3km at a local Mars time of 2.25pm, the image has captured a surface that indicates an immense array of what I have come to conclude overwhelming examples of a life form which is sprawling the Martian surface! Now I am quite certain that the researcher will eventually arrive at a similar conclusion however, the magnitude of this will only come to be fully understood once time is spent at close up observation with high zoom. I will explain further on this at a later date as the implications are quite astounding.
Below is a close up of one sector of a southern region of Melas Chasma.
In the image above, we see a .tiff rendition of how
the image has been made available from the HiRISE site hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/ESP_013838_1695 in
its downloadable format (converted from a grayscale JPEG2000)
Again, the surface is seen where the image has been inverted to the negative and the gamma curve has been increased leading the observer to conclude that the surface is nothing more than a huge landscape of apparent Hydrated Silica. In fact, what is there, is something quite different.
In the lower image, we see the clip where the image has been reverted back to its corrected greyscale and the contrast and gamma curve adjusted.
Evidently sitting atop of a strange and mysterious life form is the apparent specimen of a humanoid figure. The specimen does appear to be clothed and upon close inspection, is wearing some form of footwear! This is quite astonishing and exemplifies life on the planet. What is truly astounding are the surrounding entities which the specimen appears to be sitting on. I will go into this in more depth later as the evidence as to the apparent probability of a yet unknown life form is groundbreaking.
So, seeing is believing and to this extent, to see and to believe is hereby defined for reference.
www.thefreedictionary.com/see
www.thefreedictionary.com/believe
Happy New Year all!
Malcolm Scott
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