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"INCA CITY" RIDGES

Report #036

April 17, 2002

Joseph P. Skipp

You should know that the term "Inca City" is not a label invented by me but an identifier attached to this anomaly
site apparently by MSSS or some other party. I suspect that this fanciful official label may be a bit of psychology
designed to warn so called serious and reputable scientists off from speculating too much as to what these inexplicable and highly anomalous ridge land forms might be.

All of the different wide-angle shots of "Inca City" are very distant and would be fuzzy if blown up for a decent closer
view. The one exception is the above second AB1-07908 based image from a different narrow-angle strip and I've
elected to use it rather than try and blowup one of the wide-angle shots. It shows most of the anomaly site, even
if from a different angle, and without getting too blurry. The dark spot speckling you see inside some of the "boxes"
is colony life form fungi spore growth that generates in the presence of water in the soil or as snow/ice on the surface but that is a whole different subject that I will be getting into in future reports and particularly in the book that will
soon be published.

The above M15-01795 image from yet another strip will have to suffice as a representative sample closer view of some of the ridge land forms. I realize that you need more views of these ridges here to give you a better idea of what is
going on but there just isn't enough room in this report for more images or it would never load in a reasonable length
of time. As it is, it will still be slow to load with six big images. Speculation about Inca City would require at the very
least a entire book dedicated to just that and that would be just for starters.

Now look very closely in the above fourth image of a section of the terrain immediately below the view of the third
image. Here you can clearly see the otherwise hidden semi-opaque blur treatment applied in this terrain and note that
it often follows the straight lines of individual pixel rows straight as an arrow. Where the tampering application is not at, you can also see through the many small windows in the tampering and see what the true higher detail terrain looks
like. I have been talking about this kind of tampering for long months now trying to prepare some of you without
backing it up with hard evidence because I didn't want to waste images on this (still don't) and also felt that some
viewers will need a disbelief back door to escape out of occasionally when the going gets too complex and
uncomfortable to deal with but now I think many of you will be able to see and handle this.

However, there is one glaring exception as the above and below M03-06902 based fifth and sixth images here from
yet another strip show us a short ridge land form sticking off the side of a main trunk line with what appears at first
blush to be an immense thick cable suspended between two points. Remember the distance involved and the fact
that this object is huge even though it appears in first impression to be normal size. A twenty story high rise building
would be so tiny here that it might not be visible at all up beside this thing to give you an idea of scale regardless of
what MSSS measurement statistics may say. I have no knowledge of what this might be? One thing is clear, it is not
likely a natural object but something artificial. Perhaps it is a immense antenna for extremely long range communication that must necessarily be above ground and is designed to be as inconspicuous as possible? On the other hand, it may
be nothing more than a huge bypass transfer pipeline temporarily on the surface?

The above closer view really doesn't help very much in resolving what this might be but I knew you would still want
to see it. The brightness of the terrain implies snow or ice but I don't really trust that very much considering the
demonstrable tampering elsewhere in these strips. I do know that the slight smoothed but also knobby texture of the
surface can be fabricated but have no idea whether that has been done here or not. I will say that the terrain around
this object looks color over-saturated and a little too suspiciously uniform and featureless to me. Remember, we are
dealing with others here who can zoom in very close, do their tampering thing, and then back off to the point that
everything (including tampering imperfections) blends in together into a distant indistinct mass that is very effective.
Only the largest giant objects here like this anomaly partially survive such treatments.