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"dome" on mars
image from http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/fullres/divid.../m1501228a.jpgDOME ON MARS
Just for old times' sake- lets not forget one last great picture taken from Mars orbit. There are a multitude of explanations for the face on Mars, some for the pyramids. But everyone is silent on this one. Who built this structure ? Remember the size of this object is comparable to a large building, as this was taken from orbit.
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"Who built this structure ?"
Nobody.
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Looks like it crashed there, which would explain the ...ehem, crater.
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looks like a golf ball shaped thing inside the crater. Interesting, but probably just a natural formation.
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Most large craters have a central peak. That's a weird shaped one though.
Here is a very large crater on one of Saturn's moons. Check out the center:
Then again, maybe the whole moon was built by aliens? It does look a lot like the Death Star...
Last edited by Sheep; May 04, 2007 at 04:49 PM.
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Dude, IS that the death star?Originally Posted by Sheep
Most large craters have a central peak. That's a weird shaped one though.
Here is a very large crater on one of Saturn's moons. Check out the center:
Then again, maybe the whole moon was built by aliens? It does look a lot like the Death Star...
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Bah, nevermind.
Last edited by zznɟ ǝɥʇ; May 04, 2007 at 07:22 PM.
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First of all, that crater is on Mars, not the moon. Look at what http://ida.wr.usgs.gov actually contains. Specifically, it's on the Acidalia plains of Mars, at around 37.22° by 27.80°. I suppose the aliens created Mars too . . .
What's so mysterious about a fuzzy sphere anyway? Why can't it be, I dunno, a meteor or something? Spheres occur everywhere in nature. Why do you assume that because something looks odd to you it must be unnatural? Plenty of natural things are bizarre, especially to laymen.
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