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M-Albion-3D
12th November 2015, 19:55
I'm sometimes not sure which genera to post discoveries likes these due to the "science slant" but I see this in many ways, as extraterestrial contact inasmush as the evidence smacks of ET invlovement, nonetherless.

A little background. The Mars Landers are equipped with a nice gadget so named the "RAT" short for "ROCK ABRASION TOOL" which when used on a rock surface, has a perticular signiture similar to a "blind drill hole". The tool is used for collecting data from removed dust particles which is then sent back to Earth.

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http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a528/marsevidence01/portfolio_rat_zps1ze6mmvq.jpg (http://s1282.photobucket.com/user/marsevidence01/media/portfolio_rat_zps1ze6mmvq.jpg.html)

It became obvious to me when I first laid eyes on this unique inappropriately "so-called" crater, located in the Meridani Planum region on Mars (close location to Victoria Crater) that the shape and ejector debris was not from an impact but from the result of an excavation drill pattern similar to the RAT pattern albeit on a scale beyond all comprehension. Over TWO MILES IN DIAMETER!

So, if one is equipped with a pair of anaglyph 3D glasses, you will be in for a treat as we glide down "into" the hole and check the abrasion pattern close up.

The .WMV video which I put together last year has both 3D and 2D and best played in 1080i. If you have problems with playback, please download and play on your native media player. The file is 220 megs....

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B--tam0uh-oidnJxQ0VJaWpLbFU/view?usp=sharing


http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a528/marsevidence01/PSP_002258_1825_PSP_001981_1825_RED_browse_zpsivelgbln.jpg (http://s1282.photobucket.com/user/marsevidence01/media/PSP_002258_1825_PSP_001981_1825_RED_browse_zpsivelgbln.jpg.html)

Flash
12th November 2015, 20:11
Mining aftermath crater in a diamond mine in Siberia _
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/Udachnaya_pipe.JPG
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/Udachnaya_pipe.JPG


A moon crater

http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/news/uploads/gb_center_thumb.png
http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/news/uploads/gb_center_thumb.png

Another moon crater

http://i.stack.imgur.com/hi25I.jpg
http://i.stack.imgur.com/hi25I.jpg

M-Albion-3D
12th November 2015, 20:42
The moon crater posted in the center above, to me has the earmark of a surface explosion as opposed to an altitude impact from a meteor. The top image shows how we (humans) use our limited technology to extract ore or diamonds in this case. Bottom line is congruent in the need to excavate and sense this need ubiquitous throughout the galaxy.

Chip
12th November 2015, 22:13
A more likely explanation IMHO is that knowing that Mars was once home to immense amounts of visible water. This perfectly round crater was once filled. After years of slow evaporation leaving ring remnants of where the shore line was during each stage of its lifespan?

Frenchy
12th November 2015, 22:41
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=31793&cid=1&stc=1 Bermuda ; Unknown depth,
( think the've descended some 370 metres ? )

referred to first by Erich Von Daniken, in " The Chariots of the Gods "

imho this is how ' the Gods ' drained the waters of the Earth, in relatively short
( Earth ) days...

Jhonie
12th November 2015, 22:53
Richat Structure
https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050407richat.htm

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 02:34
A more likely explanation IMHO is that knowing that Mars was once home to immense amounts of visible water. This perfectly round crater was once filled. After years of slow evaporation leaving ring remnants of where the shore line was during each stage of its lifespan?

Hey Chipsam, actually the evidence of liquid or water degradation anywhere in this "crater" (for want of a better name) is nowhere to be found. If this "crater" had indeed been submerged under water, the erosion would be self evident as there is in other regions.

Two things you have missed here, one is obvious the other albeit more important, is not so obvious.

1. Everything takes on a completely different perspective once you use 3D anaglyph glasses which exemplify the "churned" inner surface and exterior walls which clearly show the interior has been forced "up and out" creating extreme vertical walls. Here's a link:

http://www.amazon.com/Glasses-Prescription-Movies-Gaming-Anaglyph/dp/B0058GN1AM/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1447380968&sr=8-7&keywords=3d+anaglyph+glasses&pebp=1447380965245&perid=0FTVSVJCMFR8ZDZ7VMRD

2. After spending over three years now of, "close up analysis" of the Martian surface in both the 3D and 2D High resolution MRO images, I have determined and concluded there is more than ample evidence of life either now or in the past (or both) scattered about the Martian surface, and I'm not talking about rocks that "look like" combat helmets!

Now, if and once one arrives at this same conclusion and then steps over the rubicon, this colossal RAT abrasion excavation actually....is the most plausible explanation.

But this step is a big one and takes a while for one to come to terms with.

Thanks,

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 02:56
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=31793&cid=1&stc=1 Bermuda ; Unknown depth,
( think the've descended some 370 metres ? )

referred to first by Erich Von Daniken, in " The Chariots of the Gods "

imho this is how ' the Gods ' drained the waters of the Earth, in relatively short
( Earth ) days...


Can you pinpoint and forward some more information about these odd looking "sink holes"?


Many thanks!

Chip
13th November 2015, 02:59
Thanks m-Albion-3d
I'm always open to new ideas and suggestions. I will research your 3d analglyph glass method more!
I like your research. Although I'm not convinced, I will look into it further and I appreciate your work.
Cheers

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 06:41
Thanks m-Albion-3d
I'm always open to new ideas and suggestions. I will research your 3d analglyph glass method more!
I like your research. Although I'm not convinced, I will look into it further and I appreciate your work.
Cheers



Hey Chip, Thank you for your interest and comments, always always welcomed. Yes, I do appreciate your reservations, the question of "life on Mars" and its reality or not...is almost beyond comprehension. All I can say is, it takes time, patience, a ton of self discussion and more than several gasps of air, especially if you are super skeptical which I am. But there comes a point when you have no choice and as bizarre as the evidence is and believe me, it's beyond bizarre!...I finally resigned myself to the reality. It took about 5 months to deal with it. I'm ok now though, so forgive me if I sometimes sound a tad nonchalant about the whole subject.


Cheers,
M-AL

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 07:39
Richat Structure
https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050407richat.htm


Hi Jhonie, Great image of a similar surface incursion. I'm quite familiar with the theories proposed by Wallace Thornhill and his team and subscribe to the basics of Plasma cosmology inasmuch as the incursions that litter the Martian surface appear to me to be the result of electric plasma impacts. This is a fascinating subject and explains much of what we see on the planet.


Where I differ from Mr. Thornhill, is the source of the electric current whereby he posits this to be the result of positive and negative diodes "arced" as it were, between two planetary bodies. From my research, the evidentiary quality indicates to me, that the electric incursions are the result of ultra extra terrestrial technology.


This far advanced technology has been used to purposely gouge the Martian surface for reasons unknown, including the great rift of the Valles Marineris trench and surrounding chasma's. In a future post, I will be proposing evidence of such incursions by the alien hand and the evidence is imo, quite spectacular.


In the videos below, there is excellent discussion had by The Thunderbolts Project Managing Editor Stephen Smith using many 3D imagery.


qRqcQf6rlQ0


Also, an introduction into the principle of electronic plasma incursions on Mars - a great watch!


tRV1e5_tB6Y

Ewan
13th November 2015, 10:22
Interesting Steve Smith talk, thanks for that.

Your original image in the first post is quite amazing. I don't draw the same conclusion regarding an excavation drill pattern but there does seem to be a quite apparent rotational effect in the surface. As I studied it I was reminded of a concrete repair using high strength polymer resins. (I worked for a number of years in diamond drilling and the subsequent 'making good' of the holes that followed).

In brief, it seems that surface was once liquified and subjected to a rotational force, vortex? That it is so localised I couldn't even hazzard a guess as to why. Nor can I imagine that anything else other than rotation could produce such a pattern. In the grey banding around the rim we see two distinct tones, with the darker resembling a thick viscous material that has overflowed onto a paler surface and set hard again.

All the time mindful of the fact that we try to make sense of what we see, and all we have to do that with is that which we already know. So anything I conclude could be utterly wrong. :)

Lifebringer
13th November 2015, 11:14
As it was before, I think the hybrid ancestors came here after causing destruction on mars environment, and then when the allignment happened the atmosphere's magnetics were so weak, that the sun burned it all up. Knowing the cyclical allignments they evacuated before the burn. Maybe just like now?

Sunny-side-up
13th November 2015, 15:51
Richat Structure
https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050407richat.htm


Hi Jhonie, Great image of a similar surface incursion. I'm quite familiar with the theories proposed by Wallace Thornhill and his team and subscribe to the basics of Plasma cosmology inasmuch as the incursions that litter the Martian surface appear to me to be the result of electric plasma impacts. This is a fascinating subject and explains much of what we see on the planet.


Where I differ from Mr. Thornhill, is the source of the electric current whereby he posits this to be the result of positive and negative diodes "arced" as it were, between two planetary bodies. From my research, the evidentiary quality indicates to me, that the electric incursions are the result of ultra extra terrestrial technology.


This far advanced technology has been used to purposely gouge the Martian surface for reasons unknown, including the great rift of the Valles Marineris trench and surrounding chasma's. In a future post, I will be proposing evidence of such incursions by the alien hand and the evidence is imo, quite spectacular.


In the videos below, there is excellent discussion had by The Thunderbolts Project Managing Editor Stephen Smith using many 3D imagery.


qRqcQf6rlQ0


Also, an introduction into the principle of electronic plasma incursions on Mars - a great watch!


tRV1e5_tB6Y


Yes Albion-3d, I had the same first impression when I looked at the OP's crater image:

Electric theorists see something else—the scar left by electric discharge.

Sauce:
https://www.thunderbolts.info/tpod/2005/arch05/050407richat.htm

concaved and pooled (Concentric rings) effect:
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=arc+welding&view=detailv2&&id=811817722E70259ACB746B3C2FDB20E757918880&selectedIndex=141&ccid=8CLzVbuA&simid=608038250295132441&thid=OIP.Mf022f355bb800053af38da936ebbbb74o0



Raised effect, dome and or hills etc!
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=arc+welding&view=detailv2&&id=811817722E70259ACB746B3C2FDB20E757918880&selectedIndex=141&ccid=8CLzVbuA&simid=608038250295132441&thid=OIP.Mf022f355bb800053af38da936ebbbb74o0


Edit:sorry last 2 images not worked :(

But basically first shows how a depressed and ringed effect would happen, second image how a raised effect would happen.
As caused by electrical arching, either natural or other!

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 16:41
Interesting Steve Smith talk, thanks for that.

Your original image in the first post is quite amazing. I don't draw the same conclusion regarding an excavation drill pattern but there does seem to be a quite apparent rotational effect in the surface. As I studied it I was reminded of a concrete repair using high strength polymer resins. (I worked for a number of years in diamond drilling and the subsequent 'making good' of the holes that followed).

In brief, it seems that surface was once liquified and subjected to a rotational force, vortex? That it is so localised I couldn't even hazzard a guess as to why. Nor can I imagine that anything else other than rotation could produce such a pattern. In the grey banding around the rim we see two distinct tones, with the darker resembling a thick viscous material that has overflowed onto a paler surface and set hard again.

All the time mindful of the fact that we try to make sense of what we see, and all we have to do that with is that which we already know. So anything I conclude could be utterly wrong. :)


Thanks for your evaluation Ewan and do agree that perhaps the description "excavation drill pattern" could be a tad misleading if one makes a direct comparison to the RAT tool but I think the "intent" is similar inasmuch as the objective to uncover, on a huge scale what lays beneath the surface. And as you noted, there seems to be a concrete like liquidation of material seen on the rim. Any ideas what this material is? My thinking is that the process was directed at a cone or spire where the top was obliterated exposing the inner core perhaps.


I've produced a better anaglyph in higher resolution which can be downloaded and zoomed in on. The lower image shows the construction of the center area which looks to me like the surface at that point was "putty like" before solidifying. What is astonishing here is the scale of this thing...the lower section alone is about an 1/8 of a mile across!


Here's a link to D/L the high res image as copying the image posted here is quite compressed from Photo Bucket


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B--tam0uh-oiU081cnBPaVV1cVE/view?usp=sharing

http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a528/marsevidence01/Gouge%20eval%20low%20res_zpsiryfxv4s.jpg (http://s1282.photobucket.com/user/marsevidence01/media/Gouge%20eval%20low%20res_zpsiryfxv4s.jpg.html)

M-Albion-3D
13th November 2015, 17:20
Here's a shot of Barringer Crater, Arizona in 3D for comparison in scale:


http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a528/marsevidence01/3DBarringer_Crater_zps7gbfpv6o.jpg (http://s1282.photobucket.com/user/marsevidence01/media/3DBarringer_Crater_zps7gbfpv6o.jpg.html)


Here's an overlay of Barringer on the Crater in Meridiani Planum (as there is no name currently for this crater, I've named it "RAT Crater")


http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a528/marsevidence01/Comparison%20of%20Barringer%20crater_zpsdohxyjsz.png (http://s1282.photobucket.com/user/marsevidence01/media/Comparison%20of%20Barringer%20crater_zpsdohxyjsz.png.html)