SweatyYeti's Martian Civilization Evidence Thread

[kitakaze]

This is a thread for SweatyYeti's claims of evidence of ancient alien civilizations on Mars. Discussion on this can be seen in the bigfoot PGF thread from page 150.

These are the images that Sweaty submitted:

Various comments:

(snip) I posted the picture to show that there is indeed evidence of alien civilization beyond the Earth. In addition to that square, straight-sided formation, there are plenty more formations on Mars which are similar, in that they have a very high degree of both regularity and geometric shape...which is very rare for natural formations.

The square formation in that picture is evidence of alien civilization.....(snip)

Teresa found a picture of a rock formation with a square hole in it.....but that's all so far.
There are other anomalies in the other images.....and still plenty more where those came from.

It's quite telling that nobody has made any comment on the picture I posted at the top of the page.....and described the anomaly in it.


Greg, not surprisingly, sees nothing anomalous in any of the pictures. But will he, or anyone else, ever supply pictures of comparable examples of "geology" found on Earth??

The answer is....no, they won't.

Are you interested in starting a thread on your Mars claims?

Yeah, I'm considering doing that.
Although, if I do, I won't spend much time here at all, debating and discussing the evidence.
I'll just post some images, and some info to go with them....and leave it at that. Other members can discuss them, if they want.


There are other very interesting anomalies on Mars, some of which appear to have a connection with some ancient, and mysterious, man-made formations in Avebury, England....such as Avebury Circle, and Silbury Hill.

 

[-Fran-]

there are plenty more formations on Mars which are similar, in that they have a very high degree of both regularity and geometric shape...which is very rare for natural formations.

He doesn't know much about minerology, and how crystals form, and things like that, does he? Not that I am an expert in any way shape or form, but I do collect minerals in a very amateurish way and there's plenty of regularity and geometric shapes among my specimens.

Pyrite for example forms these neat little cubes:
http://webmineral.com/specimens/picshow.php?id=951
http://www.galleries.com/minerals/sulfides/pyrite/pyrite.htm

Maybe the Martians comes here to play games, and then they lose their dices?

 

[Jason_Roberts]

Nature can produce symmetrical geometry without the assistance of an intelligent “hand.” You can see this by looking up the Jennings Randolph Lake in Mineral County, West Virginia formations (near perfect building-block style formations), the “Fairy Chimneys” of Turkey, and many, many more.

I’ve been through a lot of ‘evidence’ presented by people who believe in the existence of planetary anomalies that are supposed to evince artificiality. In my experience they have always been the product of natural process or imaginative interpretations of .jpeg images that have been heavily pixilated to give the illusion of symmetry, thus encouraging pareidolia. (jpegs are a very lossy format and should never be used for any sort of real analysis.)

 

[arthwollipot]

Tesselated Pavement, Tasmania.

 

[UnrepentantSinner]

Arches formed naturally.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_arch

And Spirit and Opportunity have been travelling around Mars for a few years now. Why haven't they run across any indication of civilization at all? Were the Martians only able to live in Cydonia?

 

[kitakaze]

I'm hoping Sweaty will elaborate what connections there are between Mars and...

Avebury Circle:

...and Silbury Hill:

Hopefully he will explain how these qualify as evidence for alien civilizations on Mars as he implies. At this point I don't have much hope as giving Sweaty an opportunity to unambiguously argue a point tends to make him turtle. He does the same thing in bigfoot threads when talking about the Patterson/Gimlin Film. He goes on and on with 'if the fingers bend, you must pretend' but evades for months being directly confronted to make a point of how that makes the film more likely to be an actual sasquatch.

 

[Cuddles]

Well I'm convinced. All hail our ex alien overlords.

Just out of interest, what exactly was the third picture supposed to show? I can at least understand the claims about regular shapes and the second noe has a rock that looks vaguely snake-like, but the third one really does just look like a pile of rocks.

 

[kitakaze]

Third one, I honestly have no idea. Sweaty couldn't be bothered to to specify what we were supposed to being seeing there. He only implied that there was something there and that we weren't commenting on it.

 

[kitakaze]

Sweaty posted the first image in the OP with this question preceding:

Anybody want to take a guess as to where these ruins of a building were found....

Followed by this comment on it being from Mars and how he first described it:

I supplied a picture of what appears to be....and looks amazingly like....ruins of a square building on Mars.

I called it ruins of a building .....because it looks, in every respect, exactly like the ruins of a building.
I don't know that it actually is, but you don't know that it isn't.
Therefore, you have no legitimate reason to accuse me of lying. It looks much more like a structure than it does natural geology....so I refer to it as just that.....a structure.

 

[Spektator]

Third one, I honestly have no idea. Sweaty couldn't be bothered to to specify what we were supposed to being seeing there. He only implied that there was something there and that we weren't commenting on it.

Only an advanced intelligence could possibly scatter rocks in that apparently random fashion.

 

[soetkin]

About the third picture, I assume Sweaty meant the big rock in the middle that looks like the head of a snarling pig-like animal. No?
Pareidolia is fun.

 

[Locknar]

Well...the connection between Mars and Bigfoot is obvious; didn't you watch "The $6M Dollar Man"? That explanied everything....geesh

 

[kitakaze]

Well...the connection between Mars and Bigfoot is obvious; didn't you watch "The $6M Dollar Man"? That explanied everything....geesh

Oh no, friend. The truth is deep. William Parcher has shown it to me. Can you dig it?

 

[Locknar]

Oh no, friend. The truth is deep. William Parcher has shown it to me. Can you dig it?

[qimg]http://images.somethingawful.com/inserts/articlepics/photoshop/01-09-04-space/NoteToSelf.jpg[/qimg]

Oh my! That will have me laughing all day - thanks!

 

[Cuddles]

Sweaty posted the first image in the OP with this question preceding:

Followed by this comment on it being from Mars and how he first described it:

Should we ask him what he thinks the scale is on that picture?

I was going to post some workings on how big the "building" must be, but i think I'll wait until Sweaty actually lets us know about his analysis of it.

That said, I probably don't need to point out to anyone else that the varying thickness of the "walls" and the bizzare angles they are at really don't look that much like they were designed. In fact, the only thing that really makes it look odd is the one right angle at the bottom corner (of course, I doubt it is really a right angle). Cover that up and it looks like any other rock formation. Clearly the aliens only finished one corner before they got bored.

 

[Drudgewire]

Oh no, friend. The truth is deep. William Parcher has shown it to me. Can you dig it?

[qimg]http://images.somethingawful.com/inserts/articlepics/photoshop/01-09-04-space/NoteToSelf.jpg[/qimg]

You may want to put that on a different image host. SA isn't fond of their images being leeched and can be pretty creative in the the ways they combat it.

We really don't want that pic to be redirected to lemonparty, I promise.

 

[sackett]

About the third picture, I assume Sweaty meant the big rock in the middle that looks like the head of a snarling pig-like animal. No?
Pareidolia is fun.

To be fair to Sweaty, in that third pic you can see a straight line crossing the upper right part of the scene. I take that to be a transmission anomaly.

About the first pic: How large would that "structure" be? Are we talking meters, inches, kilometers, what? I don't want to underestimate them old Martian fellers.

ETA: Cuddles, you are nothing but a big meany. Just see if I let you play in MY Martian sand-box anymore.

 

[kitakaze]

Here's a fun image that I found on the board and a couple links that I posted for Sweaty in the bf thread:

A nice big one.

What an interesting angle.

 

[Cainkane1]

Mars never had a civilization but one day humans may be able to put one up there. I wish Mars did have intelligent beings on it but it doesn't and never has. Best case scenerio is that a few species of microbe are ekeing an existence in areas with liquid water. Wouldn't it be exciting if there were planets with cities. A place with its own traditions and philosophys and such. It didn't happen though. Too bad so sad.

 

[MWare]

I wish Mars did have intelligent beings on it but it doesn't and never has.

While all of these pictures shown have demonstrated nothing, and at this time there is no evidence that there was ever intelligent life on Mars, how are you able to make this claim with such confidence?