SweatyYeti's Martian Civilization Evidence Thread

[Correa Neto]

So, GMB was banned. Bad timing, I say. Well, he can still read the forum, because...
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present you... In degrees, minutes and seconds, a GoogleEarth-friendly format...
*sounds of rolling drums*
Theeeeeeeee Glaaaasswoooorm from Atacamaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
27° 6'35.84"S
70°31'12.65"W
No ribs, no tunnels, no tubes. Only dunes, dunes and more dunes.

That was an easy one.

ETA- Its 12km long; width goes from 750m to 100m.

 

[Crowlogic]

By far the most idiotic thread in internet forum history. Kill em all!

 

[GT/CS]

By far the most idiotic thread in internet forum history. Kill em all!

What are you mumbling about?

 

[Belz...]

Sorry...how often can you do a Chuck Norris joke that is actually somewhat on topic?

Always.

 

[SweatyYeti]

neltana wrote:

So, who is going to do the job of arguing for Martian Civilization now? Is Sweaty still on the case, at least?

I'll post some more anomalous images from time to time.....but right now I'm having too much fun over on the Mid-America Board.

As for the "Glass Worms/Tubes"....I'm not so sure that they're just sand dunes. I'll post some images of the more interesting ones, when I have the time to get around to it.

 

[neltana]

Excellent...

So the thread will continue and have more pretty pictures. Really, that's all I ask for...pictures.

 

[SweatyYeti]

Excellent...

So the thread will continue and have more pretty pictures. Really, that's all I ask for...pictures.

One pretty picture for Neltana......M1104220...

 

[Belz...]

Those don't look like tunnels to me.

 

[SweatyYeti]

Here's an interesting section of the "tubes/worms/whatsis"....cropped from this image...

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/ab1_m04/maps/M0201270.gif

 

[kitakaze]

Here's an interesting section of the "tubes/worms/whatsis"....cropped from this image...

I think it's interesting in the sense that it makes it clear we are observing a concave feature.

Do you think it's a concave feature, Sweaty?

You must be relieved to have that Gumby character gone. He thought Bigfoot was hooey and you were part of the conspiracy!

 

[Correa Neto]

What about this feature, Sweaty?

 

[arthwollipot]

Damn, images blocked by firewall (makes note to re-check thread at home).

 

[kitakaze]

It's reeeeaaally cool.

 

[Belz...]

That's what I hate about mars-loons. They prefer looking at older, less-detailed pictures because it supports their own delusions.

 

[Sideroxylon]

Here's an interesting section of the "tubes/worms/whatsis"....cropped from this image...

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/ab1_m04/maps/M0201270.gif



[qimg]http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w28/SweatyYeti/Mars/M0201270a.jpg[/qimg]

Actually for me that looks concave. If you rotate it 180 degrees however it looks much more like a tube. It’s just another example of the dodgy way that our brain interprets what we receive through our senses. In this case it’s because we have evolved to expect the light source to be from above and shadows below when viewing vertical objects, which is how the picture is presented to us on the monitor.

 

[SweatyYeti]

I think it's interesting in the sense that it makes it clear we are observing a concave feature.

Do you think it's a concave feature, Sweaty?

I haven't formed a strong opinion as to whether those lines are concave, or convex, yet. Sometimes they look one way, and sometimes the other.
I'll have to study them some more.

You must be relieved to have that Gumby character gone.

Well, I wouldn't describe how I feel about it as 'relieved'....his posts weren't bothering me at all.
I must say, though....he did tend to get a little too emotional (in a negative, and personal way) in his responses.

But, basically, I think he has the right idea concerning some of these anomalous features.

He thought Bigfoot was hooey and you were part of the conspiracy!

I wasn't following the discussions in this thread very closely, I was just taking quick looks every once in a while...so I don't know what he said, concerning Bigfoot...and me.

I'll go back and read over the thread, little by little.

 

[Belz...]

I haven't formed a strong opinion as to whether those lines are concave, or convex, yet. Sometimes they look one way, and sometimes the other.
I'll have to study them some more.

How ? By looking at more pictures ?

 

[kitakaze]

But, basically, I think he has the right idea concerning some of these anomalous features.

So you also think the glass worms are some kind of roadway?

I wasn't following the discussions in this thread very closely, I was just taking quick looks every once in a while...so I don't know what he said, concerning Bigfoot...and me.

Yeah, Gumby implied that you were deliberately posting poor visual evidence in a sneaky maneuver to have it dismissed. He scoffed the Bigfoot and also the alien/Bigfoot connection you helped me learn.

 

[Correa Neto]

I haven't formed a strong opinion as to whether those lines are concave, or convex, yet. Sometimes they look one way, and sometimes the other.
I'll have to study them some more.

Sweaty, that statement of yours is actually strong evidence (I would even dare call it proof) that you -as well as anyoe who see the "glassworm" as a tube- are experiencing an optical ilusion, as previously suggested here.

But yes, you are right. You ave to study them some more. A lot more, actually. You might want to start learning some basic geology, basic photointerpretation and getting used to natural features of desertic areas here on Earth before concluding (or accepting someone else`s conclusion) that those features are aritificial.

BTW, had a chance to look at the pic I posted? What do you think of it?

 

[kitakaze]

Posting a derail in the appropriate thread:

Bigfoots across the continent, UFO's overhead, and civilizations on Mars is not a make-believe land?

No, 'non-natural', created, objects on Mars is not 'make-believe'....it may be right in front of your eyes...

........

In a VERY LARGE Universe (which is, for all practical purposes, limitless).....it's only people with very small minds who laugh at the possibilities of life outside of the Earth.

kitakaze would be one of those folks.

The definition of an open/small mind is in the eye of the beholder. Feel free to watch this clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T69TOuqaqXI

In a VERY LARGE Universe (which is, for all practical purposes, limitless).....it's only people with very small minds who laugh at the possibilities of life outside of the Earth.

kitakaze would be one of those folks.

Kitz is not one of those folks, sweaty. Even though most members here think its probable life exists elsewhere, the idea of not only life, but CIVILIZATIONS on Mars is woo. You see what you want to see.

Kitz is not one of those folks, sweaty. Even though most members here think its probable life exists elsewhere, the idea of not only life, but CIVILIZATIONS on Mars is woo. You see what you want to see.

There's an interesting contradiction in people's thinking. While many people will agree (as you just stated) that... "it's very likely (alien) life exists elsewhere in the universe".....they'll also scoff, laugh and giggle at the idea that... " (alien) life has visited the Earth, or Mars".


But yet.....there is no basic difference between those 2 postulates.

Intelligent, alien life can.....potentially.....exist ANYWHERE in this universe.


Again....it's only people with small minds who will laugh at the possibilities that exist in a near-limitless universe.

makaya's statement is a perfect example of the contradictory reactions to the possibility of alien life...

Heck everyone knows there are artificial artifacts on Mars and the moon. Its been known for a few decades proof positive. But let's not stop there. You'll find them on Venus, and the outer planets and moons. We ourselves put them there. Have any other's been plying the waters so to speak. Well each and every new planetary system discovery is uncovering proof that our own little rock is not so unique. Let's not forget that the universe is mega old. Beings from afar could have easily left behind evidence of visitation only to have gone extinct eons before we ever came down from the trees. Hell make that eons before we ever made it into the trees to evolve into something able to come down from the trees.

Thanks for making that point, Crow.

I was going to add that to one of my earlier posts....regarding the Universe being virtually limitless....that vastness includes not only space, but time also.


When you consider the vastness of time....and then consider the fact that solar systems (and, consequently, their native life) are out-of-step with each other as far as their stages of development.....you have the potential for life on one planet to be thousands, or even millions of years ahead of life on another planet.


Bottom line.....the possibilities are absolutely staggering.

(Except to a Jref skeptic, that is....... "It's all Woo". )

Heck everyone knows there are artificial artifacts on Mars and the moon. Its been known for a few decades proof positive.

Yowza!

Bottom line.....the possibilities are absolutely staggering.

(Except to a Jref skeptic, that is....... "It's all Woo". )

This is ridiculous. What do you make of SETI then Yeti? They search for solid, repeatable evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence, yet they are quite adamant that the UFO phenomenon as it stands is worthless of scientific study to that end.

However, you may wish to reflect on the fact that if there were interesting, verifiable evidence that extraterrestrials were visiting our planet, tens of thousands of university scientists would be busy investigating this idea. They're not.

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You may like to search the site for 'Cydonia' too.

You seem to be unable to separate reality from pseudo-scientific nonsense and popular tabloid tripe. Rejecting silly fantasies as evidence for life in the universe is not the same as rejecting the fascinating possibility that life may well exist elsewhere.

This is ridiculous. What do you make of SETI then Yeti? They search for solid, repeatable evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence, yet they are quite adamant that the UFO phenomenon as it stands is worthless of scientific study to that end.

Hey....that would make a cool username......"SetiYeti".

So, why haven't we detected alien radio signals yet???
I don't know why. But, I do know the Universe is unimaginably vast.....and along with that fact....the possibilities are unimaginably vast.

(In other words, John Boy....our lovely Universe has potential. )

That being the case....I see no reason to 'laugh-off' the notion of alien life.


But if you feel the need to laugh....go right ahead. I can laugh at you, just as easily. It's a perfectly level 'playing field'.

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You may like to search the site for 'Cydonia' too.

You seem to be unable to separate reality from pseudo-scientific nonsense and popular tabloid tripe. Rejecting silly fantasies as evidence for life in the universe is not the same as rejecting the fascinating possibility that life may well exist elsewhere.

There is no real problem here, John.....you live in your small Universe....I'lll live in my very large Universe. There's plenty of room for the both of us.....and a few extraterrestrials.

There's an interesting contradiction in people's thinking. While many people will agree (as you just stated) that... "it's very likely (alien) life exists elsewhere in the universe".....they'll also scoff, laugh and giggle at the idea that... " (alien) life has visited the Earth, or Mars".


But yet.....there is no basic difference between those 2 postulates.

Intelligent, alien life can.....potentially.....exist ANYWHERE in this universe.


Again....it's only people with small minds who will laugh at the possibilities that exist in a near-limitless universe.

Physics limits the possibilities.

Physics + sweaty = DOES NOT COMPUTE, DOES NOT COMPUTE, DOES NOT COMPUTE.

"Danger, Danger Will Robinson"


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Physics limits the possibilities.

As far as we know, presently....the speed of light appears to be a 'speed limit'.

But, since our understanding of particle physics and the basic forces of nature is so lacking...(scientists don't even fully understand how gravity works, yet)....who knows whether 'light speed' is truly a limiting speed.


We may think we're 'highly advanced', technologically....but, looking back only about 100 years ago...

"In 1896, Alexander Popov made wireless transmissions across 60 m and Guglielmo Marconi, around the same time, made a transmission across 2.4 km. John Fleming invented the first radio tube, the diode, in 1904."


....you can see we're only in the early stages of 'technological development'.


Just think how much more advanced (than we are) a civilization would be, that developed 10,000, or 100,000 years before us....

Well we can't base anything on what might be discovered. We have to deal with the world as it is now.

This post sounds like and argument from science fiction.