The Face on Mars ... and more

JC, Fairbanks, AK — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 04:39:46 GMT

This:

http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/news/press-release-details.cfm?newsID=643

is a cool manifestation of the effects of very small (a few hundred meters across) 'moons' *embedded* in Saturn's rings. Smaller than Cassini's imaging resolution, their gravitational effects on ring particles are nevertheless quite evident, if one know's what to look for . . .

The Face on Mars ... and more

Chris Eldridge — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 15:09:30 GMT

I love the seven sisters and wanted to see Venus with it, but the cloud cover has just been non-stop :( Ug... Us 'global warming' folks are sliding down in our chair right now trying to make ourselves scarce given all the dreary cold April weather. Haha!

If any one is a fan of the C-130, you might be interested to know the Airbus A400M is coming along nicely and all the sections for the first static test aircraft have arrived in Spain. It is 50% larger yet, almost as fast as a C-17! The slightly swept wing is believed to be the largest composite wing in the world though it still does have some metal in it.

The Face on Mars ... and more

Jaycubed, Santa Rosa, CA — Fri, 13 Apr 2007 21:05:29 GMT

A few years ago I was at Camp Cazadero in the redwoods north of the Russian River. It is primarily used as a music camp by the schools in Berkeley (and many other purposes, as it is owned by a church group).

While there, I looked through their library. The science section was dominated by about 10 well used copies of a book called "The Orion Mystery: Unlocking the Secrets of the Pyramids" by Bauval & Gilbert.

It was obvious that these books were being used as science textbooks in a formal class setting due to the student's notes.

These books promote the idea that about 12,400 years ago the Egyptians, under the ET guidance of Osiris, built the Giza Pyramid complex as a map of Orion's belt with air shafts in the Great Pyramid being astronomical sighting tools. This is presented in a pseudo-scientific manner, using the words & select techniques from science, but with the preconceived result of obvious alien influence on the design & construction of the pyramids. Particularly interesting was the tortured logic & math used to support their ideas.

I read most of the book during a rainy day. It would have made a fine textbook for a critical thinking class, but as science it was ludicrous.

The addendum to the book was about the then newly discovered "Face" on Mars & its accompanying "pyramid complex" which they claim was built by the same aliens as Giza.

It's remarkable how much better you can actually see when you "clean your glasses". It's also remarkable how the human mind can create patterns & meanings from "noise".

hi ho

The Face on Mars ... and more

Thomas Ashby, Calgary — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 01:00:14 GMT

My gawd, it's an eroded Dr. Zaius from Planet of the Apes! (1968)

http://hiroc.lpl.arizona.edu/images/PSP/
PSP_003234_2210/PSP_003234_2210_RED.thumb.jpg

http://www.losrauncheros.com/chimps.html

The Face on Mars ... and more

LMIV — Sat, 14 Apr 2007 15:51:36 GMT

To see a complete facial expression on Mars, please check website below (do pass over cursor action)

The Face on Mars ... and more

Ed Pretto, Prince George, Va. — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:56:56 GMT

The face on Mars:
Really nice view of the face on Mars, however my thoughts are that it’s a crash landing of some sort, with the object enterning at a sloped trajectory pushing the soil, it resembles a crater, but not like other craters. The object may still be buried there, you never know.