Anomalous Mars

Did We Teach NASA To Hunt?

Posted By: Chronos
Date: Thursday, 25 October 2007, at 12:39 a.m.

Perhaps aside from being so far out the loop nowdays that I think Wil's pyramid is actually news to me (Wow! And is that ANOTHER Reuleaux Tetrahedron? What are they getting at? It sure ain't the Wankel engine)...

I'm wondering if we generally taught NASA to hunt anomalies too well?

In the old days, I could find at least two pictures of Cydonia from every MGS release that were fun to color the anomalies in.

Ahile ago I went and rounded up all the pics of Cydonia that had been put up while I was out to lunch, and the only one that got colored on was R1501743. Might be worth a look, I found at least two profiles overlapped / paired, and colored them up just to prove I'm as overimaginative as ever provided you give me something decent to color :-)

I noticed that as I was fading out, too - less and less to really color on as time went by.

Anyway, I was wondering what other people think of this (did this only happen in Cydonia, or all over do you think?), and if I actually helped NASA learn to look for what it is they're trying to hide, I AM sorry. :-(

P.S. Keep us posted if you can, snc. I will be worried.

Cheers,

Chronos

Messages In This Thread

Did We Teach NASA To Hunt?
Chronos -- Thursday, 25 October 2007, at 12:39 a.m.

Re: Did We Teach NASA To Hunt?
snc -- Thursday, 25 October 2007, at 2:05 a.m.