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There is life on Mars, but we know it not from them.
Stingray fossil from Mars: Lamb statue from Mars: Martian outpost: Animal skull from Mars: ![]() More at site Welcome to Mars |
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Welcome to the board, extrasense.
Here is another helpful link: pareidolia There have been many past threads regarding "fossils on Mars" photoanalysis, it might be useful for you to read those threads to get an idea of what kind of response you will expect for your claims. |
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Jesus in a tortilla We actually went looking for this. One year when my son and I went to New Mexico to see the Leonids Meteor Storm, we came across info on this tortilla in a city Chamber of Commerce publication, I can't remember which city, but we went out of our way to go there. The tortilla was no longer there and the locals we asked had never heard of it. And, it was a very small town so you'd expect the locals to at least have heard of it. This explains it! It was in 1978. So the memory had faded over 20+ years. Amazing that the claim was still in print in the local tourist ad. ![]()
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From Grizzly's link on the other thread:
Pancam shot of crater walls Take a look at the shull carved into the rock at the bottom center! ![]()
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Some people might, and it is considered medical condition. What percentage of people have this condition - I honestly do not know. ES |
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No, it is well-established that a normal human sees recognizable patterns in random patterns. That is a survival trait.
Also, we have had a half dozen or more people come in to this forum, point out random patterns, and claim they are evidence of life on Mars. You have to do better than that. For rebuttal, read my Lenin page and the Hoagland pages. Then come back here and defend your claims.
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P.S. I don't recommend following those links. |
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This assertion is certainly not baseless - beyond yours I could cite you countless examples of people who believe this is the way to do it. |
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I think that the OP may be the owner of the website... Just maybe. :wink: |
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How such nonsense become so popular? An absolute, unadulterated nonsense, how does it become popular in our culture? ES |
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I'll give it a try....
Extrasense, there is a statistics program I use that, as an example of how humans look for patterns in everything, talks about "there are no horses in clouds". This is not a new, pop culture thing. Every person I've met looks up at the clouds and picks out things they see in those clouds. Because a person sees a "horse" in a particular cloud does not mean that cloud has any "horseness" about it. Now lets assume you're right. Maybe one of those objects in the pictures is not a simple rock. But science, like the courts, needs evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. Without some other evidence that this object was a lifeform, an eyeball look at a blurry picture is not going to be considered proof, or even good evidence, because shape alone can't prove such things.
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