Artificially Created Objects on the Martian Landscape

[srachele2004]

dear group,

kudos to david for his work with richard hoagland.

i've looked at richard hoagland's material several times in the past,
but the latest images of artifical objects on the martian surface
leave no doubt that these are not naturally occurring formations.
anyone with even a rudimentary understanding of wind and water erosion
can rule this out when it comes to evenly-spaced, square or pyramidal
edges and nearly identical artifacts found in different spots. wind
and erosion is constantly changing, with varying angles and velocity
of wind causing smooth and vague edges on rocks that are exposed. that
is not what is being photographed here.

http://www.enterprisemission.com/spirit2.htm

now, instead of believers and skeptics, we have those who are willing
to acknowledge what they are looking at and those who are afraid to
acknowledge it.

--sal

[smileyjaiy]

".....leave no doubt that these are not naturally occurring
formations.
> anyone with even a rudimentary understanding of wind and water
erosion
> can rule this out when it comes to evenly-spaced, square or
pyramidal
> edges and nearly identical artifacts found in different spots. wind
> and erosion is constantly changing, with varying angles and velocity
> of wind causing smooth and vague edges on rocks that are exposed.
that
> is not what is being photographed here.


no to throw doubt on an ancient race that lived on mars but you'd be
surprised at how much nature can appear to be 'unnatural'...as an
example.....

http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,11936358%255e13762,00.
html

http://www.es.ucsc.edu/~jsr/eart10/lectures/extras/images/pinnacles.n.
col.wo.jpg

http://www.es.ucsc.edu/~jsr/eart10/lectures/extras/images/karst.china.
wo.jpg

[aaron_e79]

the ets probably view us as the neighborhood bum rummaging through
their garbage. heh.

[usn_5371]

can someone point out what im supposed to be looking at?
are the picture from two different sources or two places on mars?

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wrote:
> but the latest images of artifical objects on the martian surface
> leave no doubt that these are not naturally occurring formations.
> http://www.enterprisemission.com/spirit2.htm
> --sal