The enigmas of mars(18) > 화 성

MARS WATER ICE MASSES

ECOLOGY'S OF LIFE

DARK SPOTS

But, water ice and its liquid state melt water flow evidence alone, as ultra important as it is, isn't the only story here. Now let's get to the dark spots themselves and what role they play. I'm sure my explanations for the spots will be considered equally as preposterous or more so and offensive to most mainstream scientists deeply entrenched in and committed to their paradigm preconceived beliefs as to the accuracy of the Mars atmospheric temperatures readings.

The Euro scientists are on the right track in suspecting this as organism activity evidence but my call on this is going to differ and go well beyond their theories. Frankly, I had become so used to the scientific community's paradigm blindness, that I was caught off guard a bit and surprised when these scientists actually picked up on this at all. If I had anticipated this, I would have revealed the information first myself.

FORESTS OF LIFE

That prize is likely taken by the officially quite impossible but very real immense dense forests of life of some kind that fills and packs the terrain these great ice masses are found in. Yes, you heard it right, the terrain these ice masses are found is full of life. OOPS! Here I go again coming up with even more preposterous concepts further irritating those that just can't wrap their brains around any of this. But, it can't be helped if truth is ever to eventually prevail here.

I discovered and had these masses identified as water ice within weeks of the MGS MOC data being initially released in early 2000 and the dark spots figured out almost as quickly. But, as the years went by and I found many more of these ice masses, I kept holding off reporting on them as I have other discoveries because I could not quite figure out to my own satisfaction the relationship of the water ice masses to the terrain they sit in.

I knew some would ask for explanations that I didn't then have and I wanted to be able to present a more complete picture. I kept having the most trouble with the interpretation of the surrounding mostly level and uniform but also lumpy textured terrain. It never had any other object that stood out within it to give a insightful comparison frame of reference and a clue as to any true size scale. I had long ago come to the conclusion that the published official size scale could not be relied upon.

Now in the above fifth image from the E08-00144 strip, even though the distance tampering here is very effective at obscuring any normal size detail and the dark color forest of life area in this particular image has been subjected to additional serious resolution degradation tampering, at least the bright light color high albedo oversaturation tampering isn't present allowing us at least somewhat of a decent different view of this same type of false terrain.

What you are looking at above is the bottom edge of a huge dark spotted light color ice mass in the upper portion of my image and here again is a darker mass forest of life type terrain the ice mass sits in located in the lower part of the image and positioned right up against the water ice mass. This ice mass is right in the middle of the long original strip where it extends off each side of the strip completely dividing two different types of terrain in the upper and lower halves of the strip.

The real story here is the dark area you see in the lower half of my above image without the bright high albedo light color oversaturation tampering applied to it. Unfortunately, despite what official statistics may say, this scene is very distantly seen. Further, the resolution itself within this darker mass area has been degraded severely. So, while very tiny to start with, everything is all merged together and indistinct as to individual object detail. This kind of tampering is very successful at obscuring smaller size evidence, especially with nothing familiar to compare against in the scene, and so the true size scale is quite hard to determine, especially without the experience of looking at thousands of these images.