forrests, trees, lakes.
and many structures that remind on cities, ...
like a deja vu of ray bradburys mars chronichles...
so the mars is no dead desert.
its with nature, forrest and water. clouds. and as it seems there was once a civilisation.
where are those marsians ?
http://youtu.be/Bl0dncfxUzQ
http://youtu.be/5u-20g7Bwdw
we were never alone - life on mars
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Re: we were never alone - life on mars
structures on the mars,
(some mention that the structures are just compression artifacts from the jpeg picture,
but the structures are also on the tiff image[tiff images do not use data compression]):
http://youtu.be/qcR7VX-FwDY
(some mention that the structures are just compression artifacts from the jpeg picture,
but the structures are also on the tiff image[tiff images do not use data compression]):
http://youtu.be/qcR7VX-FwDY
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Re: we were never alone - life on mars
Well, that looks clearly fake...thorstenczub wrote:
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Er, YouTube isn't exactly a scientific publication. I'd be more convinced if you linked to some kind of peer-reviewed journal or similar.
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Re: we were never alone - life on mars
That's just because it's Martian -- it's realer than real. Actually, I think it's the cover of some edition of the Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury, which is worth reading, even if you don't like science fiction that much.Uly wrote:Well, that looks clearly fake...thorstenczub wrote:
Watching grown men barely able to use computers attempting to demonstrate how digital artifacts on radio-transmitted images prove that there is life on Mars is a deeply horrible experience I hope to never have to repeat. And I am actually sympathetic to the idea that there was, at some point, some sort of life on Mars. Don't follow those links -- I spent an hour doing so last night and I'm still annoyed about it.
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Well, I like science fiction, good science fiction 
Welcome back Jeremy.
Welcome back Jeremy.
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Re: we were never alone - life on mars
Peter C wrote:Er, YouTube isn't exactly a scientific publication. I'd be more convinced if you linked to some kind of peer-reviewed journal or similar.
science, journals, they all have a paradigm-behaviour. they often think only within a certain range that is allowed to think.
youtube's thinking range is bigger.
what do you think when you watch those movies ?
Re: we were never alone - life on mars
Well, actually, I do agree with you about that.thorstenczub wrote:Peter C wrote:Er, YouTube isn't exactly a scientific publication. I'd be more convinced if you linked to some kind of peer-reviewed journal or similar.
science, journals, they all have a paradigm-behaviour. they often think only within a certain range that is allowed to think.
youtube's thinking range is bigger.
what do you think when you watch those movies ?
Actually, I haven't watched them yet, but I might if I get the chance.
Re: we were never alone - life on mars
What about this video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKrl2FWVKIQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKrl2FWVKIQ