Images from Mars Global Surveyor - Mars Orbiting Camera
Why isn't science being done on these very unique structures on Mars?
Image enhancement by Dave Powelson, Blackbird Co.
What is the object in this Mars crater?
Source website: U.S. Geological Survey
Section: PDS Mars Global Surveyor Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) Image Collection
Page: Mars Global Surveyor MOC image m1501228a - Browse Page
Question: Who's on Mars, or isn't this a geodesic dome?
Image enhancement by Dave Powelson, Blackbird Co.
What is this on the surface of Mars?
Source website: U.S. Geological Survey
Section: PDS Mars Global Surveyor Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) Image Collection
Page: Mars Global Surveyor MOC image m1501228 - Browse Page
NASA calls this a dune. Question: Who's NASA kidding? What is this?
MGS-MOC Source website: MSSS MOC image M0400291
NASA calls these dunes. Question: Why won't NASA give us a high-res (1.3 meter) look?
with the similar but fully 'natural' features in the middle (R1601731)
MGS-MOC Source website: MSSS
No claim is made that these are 'unnatural' features.
The claim is that they are totally unique and science is not being done on them.
Neither have they been retargeted with hi-res imagery --- that we know of...
The possiblity exists that they could be 'unnatural' and/or artificial.
Look what we can do with much less...
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At a resolution of 10 metres it is possible
to show an individual building and through
computer enhancement, vehicles and people.
At a 2 metre resolution it is possible
to read a vehicle license plate.
Is this a fossil of a sea lily on Mars?
" If you have an interest in searching for fossils on Mars ... this is the first place you'd want to go. "
-- Ed Weiler, NASA Associate Administrator for Space Science NASA Headquarters, 2004 --
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NASA Opportunity rover image#:1M131201699EFF0500P29933M2M1
Source website: JPL: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Section: Mars Exploration Rover Mission: Opportunity All Raw Images
Page: Microscopic Imager : Sol 034
Read a paper on this fossil find by Richard C. Hoagland
The Curious Case of the NASA Crinoid Cover-Up
David Sadler introduces the concepts of 'official science' and the 'New Church of Official Science'
and the term 'scientician' in his article ...
'Ignoring Fossils On Mars'
David Sadler takes on the space.com campaign to smear Richard C. Hoagland in this article.
NASA Running Scared: Shooting the Messenger
