Curiosity Finds Mars 'Teeming With UFOs': Do You Hope We Finds Signs of Life?
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NASA and JPL have released video and still pictures from the Curiosity rover on Mars. Amateur astronomers, archaeologists, UFO chasers and science buffs have analyzed the raw footage from the Red Planet. Some claim to have found ancient alien artifacts, flying saucers, space debris and dead pixels.
StephenHannardADGUK made this video of "flying saucers" by applying video filters to highlight unusual images. He says, "What are these four objects? UFOs, Dust particles, or something else? As always you decide."
MSNBC.MSN.COM reports:

StephenHannardADGUK made this video of "flying saucers" by applying video filters to highlight unusual images. He says, "What are these four objects? UFOs, Dust particles, or something else? As always you decide."
MSNBC.MSN.COM reports:
According to the fringe sector of the Internet, Mars is practically teeming with aliens. Since NASA's Curiosity rover touched down on the Red Planet two weeks ago and powered up its cameras, it has already managed to photograph several alleged UFOs and other "anomalies" in the surrounding landscape.

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Dan der Mensch 2012/08/26 05:19:21No






















Is there any measurements of the methane that can distinguish between different isotopologues?
One of the missions of this rover is to determine if methane prodused from Martian life or from geochemical process. (if there is life below the surface)
Biological
(1) Determine the nature and inventory of organic carbon compounds
(2) Investigate the chemical building blocks of life (carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur)
(3) Identify features that may represent the effects of biological processes (biosignatures)
Geological and geochemical
(4) Investigate the chemical, isotopic, and mineralogical composition of the Martian surface and near-surface geological materials
(5) Interpret the processes that have formed and modified rocks and soils
Planetary process
(6) Assess long-timescale (i.e., 4-billion-year) Martian atmospheric evolution processes
(7) Determine present state, distribution, and cycling of water and carbon dioxide
Surface radiation
(8) Characterize the broad spectrum of surface radiation, including galactic radiation, cosmic radiation, solar proton events and secondary neutrons
As part of its exploration, it also measured the radiation exposure in the interior of the spacecraft as it traveled to Mars, and it is continuing radiation measurements as it explores the surface of Mars. This data would be important for a future manned mission.
As the article says, flying saucers are rather dead pixels in the rover's CDD Cameras, video filters turn dead pixels into larger bigger ones ( as an editor myself, I totally agree with it ) etc etc. The creature looks more like a rock to me lol - Why we see a face in it can be also because of the human tendency to always find shapes and patterns in an object.
So I'm not keeping up my hopes high, although I do believe in aliens and stuff - to prove it we obviously need tougher evidence. And besides, seeing the money spent on these things and the condition of financially challenged countries - I think it's not safe to start an expedition now.
As for the 'artifacts' on the images received, they're likely just 'noise'. I'm familiar with the 'Edge Enhancement' technique but that's only for emulsion film. On digital images, it's just 'Garbage In, Garbage Out' figments of the imagination much like the Vikings' 'Face on Mars' myth of the 70's.
With recent news of 'cell-like vesicles sans DNA' found in a 'Red Rain' in India recently, this may lend support to the Panspermia or Exogenesis hypothesis that complex organic compounds formed in comets that got close enough to the Sun (or other stars) to catalyze formation of them and then later impact on Mars, Earth & the Icy Jovian Moons and in thermal zones or open sunlight to evolve with what particular condition these bodies can provide.
If I can conjecture this scenario with only a Year's College in 1980, hopefully the engineers who designed Curiosity would consider these factors in mind for designing the bio-detection equipment aboard.
It may take a future probe (or even men) with excavating abilities before absolute proof for Life can be confirmed. I'm CERTAIN it's there.
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I became convinced that the rover had failed during landing and was being faked by a rover here on earth, probably in the area where they tested nuclear weapons in the 50's.
there is too much debris that is completely human in origin.
Toothbrush, Golf clubs, and remnants of furniture.
Same story with the Voyager "face" 35 years ago.
For those that *CAN'T* work to better themselves, there is plenty of help avalible, once the deadbeats are removed.
However in the USA, there is very little actual *HUNGER*.
Welfare removes the incentive to improve one's situation, while making the poor less and less willing to *WORK* to change their situation, while growing ever complacent in their situation they will stay willing to vote Democrat.
"The best way to help the poor is to make them uncomfortable in their poverty"
-Thomas Jefferson
There may have been life there long ago.
If we can find water nearby, we might bring life back to the planet one day.
Go Home! And take your Dune Buggy with you...........