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Originally Posted by Dfrank
Scientific analysis of image I claim to be a mars anomaly because of the presents of water /H2O in various phases, not acknowledged by NASA. This is per instructions from moderation.
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Originally Posted by Dfrank
Visual interpretation:
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IV. This is an area in the micro-dune field I will use as a comparison. The visible
data would suggest that the micro-dunes are in reality water ice, deposited
on the surface as precipitants and take on this appearance due to wind. Note
semi-transparency
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Are you saying that the dunes are comprised of ice or snow and not sand?
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Originally Posted by Dfrank
V. This shows the disintegration of the micro-dune. This is consistent with phase
Change of water ice to liquid state. Not only do we have change of micro dune
characteristics but we also have change in surface albedo consistent with the
liquid state
VI. Another example of change in surface albedo consistent with moisture in
Lower areas associated with wicking.
VII. This is another example of the absence of the micro-dunes in the wicked areas
This again is consistent with phase change of H2O from solid to liquid state.
VIII. This is an example of the micro-dunes that are not influenced buy the change
surface albedo. This is visible proof of the correlation of micro-dune disintegration and change of surface albedo.
IX. This is the holly grail. We have semi- transparency of the micro-dunes. We
Have change of the micro-dune characteristics next to the change in surface of albedo. This is again consistent with phase change of H2O ice to liquid and associated surface albedo change.
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Through-out you mention phase changes from:
Liquid to solid
Solid to liquid
Liquid to gas.
All in the same area- can you give a time frame for each phase change?
That is; One would assume that a phase change between liquid to solid would occur during cooling.
A change from solid to liquid during warming.
Is this occuring all at once? Or over a time period that has left the mark of these events, not the actual presence of water?
Also, are you accounting for Martian tempurature and atmospheric pressure at this location for those time periods?