Is this an artificial construct on Mars? An Examination of MGS imaging data for MOC Image m1501228b. Lausch of Auburn, Washington. In this effort we will attempt to assess the validity of imaging data relating to the purported entrance to the 'Martian Glass Tunnel System' which was posted on Johnny Danger's Dangerous Mars Site. See more of SMSy po pijaku on Facebook. Create New Account. See more of SMSy po pijaku on Facebook. Forgot account? Create New Account. SMSy po pijaku. April 23, 2018.

Mars Objects: Signs of Life? Our excellent online Certification dumps and exam Certification will lead you to success in the testking certifications. We also offer latest exam oracle guide and Certification training dumps with 100% success guarantee. Is this an artificial construct on Mars? An Examination of MGS imaging data for MOC Image m1501228b. Lausch of Auburn, Washington In this effort we will attempt to assess the validity of imaging data relating to the purported entrance to the 'Martian Glass Tunnel System' which was posted on Johnny Danger's Dangerous Mars Site.

As other credible researchers have speculated profusely on the nature of these 'tunnel like tubular anomalies' we will not re-iterate their notions or add to the confusion with additional conjecture (however, some degree of speculation is inevitable due to the subject matter). Our intent is to examine the MGS ancillary data related to the imaging of this area on Mars as well as utilize several image analysis techniques in an attempt to discern the true nature of this unusual image and several geographically adjacent anomalies found in the vicinity. I heartily recommend downloading these images and viewing them with a decent viewer or imaging program such as Photoshop, as utilizing a web browser for their perusal is inadequate. I would also recommend viewing them on a high resolution monitor (CRT) rather than a laptop. The original source for the image under analysis is MOC m1501228b. I will further preface this analysis with this disclaimer.

I am a layperson who has, as a hobby, taken an interest in Martian anomalies. It has been very educational as well as entertaining. I am not a professional scientist, educator or imaging expert.

I will not benefit from any financial gain as a result of the dissemination of this information. That being said, I've done my best to utilize the God given natural ability and talent I've been blessed with to understand and analyze this data in a thorough and impartial manner (with an enormous amount of help from others for which I cannot adequately express my appreciation). Any errors or omissions are the results of this authors unfamiliarity with this 'rocket science' and are not a deliberate attempt at duplicity. I merely seek the truth and a better understanding of the universe we exist in. The Official JPL Explanation David C.

Earth and Space Sciences Division of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory has postulated that the 'Martian Glass Tunnel Anomalies' are nothing more than simple Martian dune trains. I am not acquainted with Dr. Pieri and have no intention of impugning his reputation. He is after all a respected planetary scientist with years of experience in the field, and I am merely an individual with an interest in these subjects. Pieri makes an excellent point that the interpretation of satellite imagery can be ambiguous, especially for those individuals untrained in remote sensing applications. Baza danish zhd vokzala. I do, however, feel that Dr.

Pieri's judgment of these anomalies, based on only one image, posted on the Enterprise Mission web site, may have been premature. Additional data in the form of images from the Mars Global Surveyor has been located and would seem to support the hypothesis that these unusual features are something far more interesting and enigmatic than a mere sand dune. Readers may wish to read our earlier analysis of MOC image m1501228d which addresses the apparent dichotomy between 'Martian Dune Trains' and 'Martian Glass Tunnel Anomalies'. First let's revisit an image from our last installment.

Shown here is an actual Martian dune train image from the Malin Space Science Systems image repository. A link to the original image is provided below. [source: www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/june2000/gorgonum/gorgonum2_c100.jpg] The Anomalous Image Image Enhancements by Eric C.