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Is there Life on Mars?
DATE ARTICLE POSTED:
01.15.04
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Latest
images from Mars show some strange objects.
NASA's Mars Exploration Rovers, were launched toward Mars
on June 10 and July 7, 2003, in search of answers about the
history of water on Mars. They are scheduled to land on Mars
January 3 and January 24 PST (January 4 and January 25 UTC).
The first Explorer known as 'Spirit' is now on Mars and broadcasting
its images and data back to Earth. It is these images that
have proven very interesting to people in the Paranormal Investigation
community who want to see if there is proof that there was
intelligent lifeforms on Mars.
We have obtained up to the minute photographs showing the
areas of interest and we have attempted to highlight and enhance
the 'objects' that have been spotted. Not since the famous
'Face on Mars' has there been so much interest in the Red
Planet and the possiblity of there being life there.
Let me take you on a
Magic Carpet Ride.
One area on Mars that has raised more questions than any other
is the so-called 'Magic Carpet'. Scientists
have dubbed the region the 'Magic Carpet' after a crumpled
portion of the soil that appears to have been peeled away
(lower left side of the drag mark). Rocks were also dragged
by the airbags, leaving impressions and "bow waves"
in the soil. The mission team plans to drive the rover over
to this site to look for additional clues about the composition
of the martian soil.

ABOVE: The Spirit Rover which
is sending back the images from Mars.
RIGHT: Is
the area known as the 'Magic Carpet'. It is this area
that has given the most cause for concern. NASA plans
on driving the Rover over the Magic Carpet to get
a better look.
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LEFT: From the bottom middles
area of the image above we have focused on the three
strange 'objects'.
BELOW: You can see the first object known as the 'Waffle
Iron'.

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The Waffle Iron.
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| This is the orignal
image put through a contrast enhancement so that
the detail becomes clearer. |
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| We have overlayed
a grid patten to highlight the actual grid on the
object itself. |
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| This is the same object
shown from a different angle. The grid becomes even
more prominent at this angle. |
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LEFT:
This is a Digital 3D approximation as we lack the angles
yet to do a military grade 3D compilation photo and are
awaiting additional photos or we hope closer inspection. |
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The 'C' Clamp.
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| This detail shows the 'C' Clamp
object from the 'Magic Carpet'. |
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| This is the same object shown from
a different angle. |
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| Here we have outlined
the object to highlight its shape and apparent artificiality. |
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| Clearly the object is artificial.
One is left then to question could this be debris
that fell off the Mars Lander itself, or perhaps
something else? At this time JPL/NASA has not identified
these objects. |
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Behind
the Rock.
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| This detail shows
a rock that has some unidentifiable objects behind
it.. |
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| Here we zoom in on
the actual objects themselves and darken the surrounding
rock to show more detail. |
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| This shows the rock
and partially hidden objects from a different angle.. |
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The
fourth object.
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| There is also a fourth
object to be seen in the images sent back from Mars.
The rover has caputred what appears to be a Martian
Bowl. |
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| We have drawn around
the object to outline its shape. |
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| This is an aproxmiation
of what the bowl could look look in 3D. The hollowness
of the bowl is subjective as it cannot be discerned
in the picture. |
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THE FACE ON
MARS BACKGROUND.
A photograph taken in 1976 by the Viking spacecraft that
orbited Mars showed a remarkably human looking stone face
about a mile wide. NASA's planetary scientists emphasized
that it was a natural formation. In 1982 a book was published
in which the authors claim that computer enhancement shows
an eyeball in the face's right eye cavity, with a pupil
near the center, and what looks like a teardrop below
the eye. Visit
this website for information on Artificial Objects On
Mars. |
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ENTERPRISE
MISSION FURTHER INFORMATION ON MARTIAN ARTIFACTS
Our thanks and appreciation
to Richard Holigand of the enterprisemission.com with
whom we collaborated on this project extensively, with
his many photographic submissions and assistance in our
mutual investigation at finding the truth. For ongoing
research and the all the news about Mars anomalies we
suggest Visiting
Enterprise Mission
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