Thanks again for drawing attention to the eye enhancement Mac. It was the one good thing I accomplished from 7 years of generally pointless fringe news cycles at Darkplanetonline. This image was "hiding under a rock" at MSS, upside down, black and white, faded, fragmented and quietly released during a low point in public Martian face interest.
This is a hugely important feature for many obvious reasons and has been grossly overlooked. I for one would at the very least like to see a lightweight but official attempt to test certain ideas.
I think the "eye" on the Face is reason to give anyone pause, as are certain architectural-looking details on the D&M Pyramid, only a few miles away. Very, very strange.
We should collaborate on a website focusing on the above mentioned features. A compilation of only the "best" and most resilient photographs. A new focus on Cydonia aimed at skeptical observers "on the edge" who need a little research push. Not a Hoagland, anything goes circus but a real try at getting some renewed interest going.
When I say "collaborate" I mean; I'll shut my mouth and focus on design and implementation while you use your brain to give us believable substance ;)
Thanks again for drawing attention to the eye enhancement Mac. It was the one good thing I accomplished from 7 years of generally pointless fringe news cycles at Darkplanetonline. This image was "hiding under a rock" at MSS, upside down, black and white, faded, fragmented and quietly released during a low point in public Martian face interest.
ReplyDeleteThis is a hugely important feature for many obvious reasons and has been grossly overlooked. I for one would at the very least like to see a lightweight but official attempt to test certain ideas.
Denny
Hi Denny,
ReplyDeleteI think the "eye" on the Face is reason to give anyone pause, as are certain architectural-looking details on the D&M Pyramid, only a few miles away. Very, very strange.
Mac,
ReplyDeleteWe should collaborate on a website focusing on the above mentioned features. A compilation of only the "best" and most resilient photographs. A new focus on Cydonia aimed at skeptical observers "on the edge" who need a little research push. Not a Hoagland, anything goes circus but a real try at getting some renewed interest going.
When I say "collaborate" I mean; I'll shut my mouth and focus on design and implementation while you use your brain to give us believable substance ;)
-Denny
Denny--
ReplyDeleteGood idea!