Techno/Question

[morbius]

Hello Technovative, have just completed a short study of your " Skull ' post, as my initial impression was of a person's head and shoulder peering over a rock formation. After a few enhancements ( attached ) there would seem some confirmation or indication here of this particular perception.

As you state " I don't claim to know with certainty what any of the objects that I bring to your attention are." But you know what Tech, neither do I really, and so it is hoped this doesn't ruffle anyone's feathers, that you don't mind if an honest/alternate opinion is forwarded on our chosen research subject here?

Fact is, I often browse the many sites to look at the new developments and ideas presented. Some are quite brilliant, some passable/plausible, some ( a lot ) are downright ridiculous. I see a lot of potential and overlooked aspects present, but do not bother to answer or point out clues or details present .. these posts/observations will either stand or fall of their own merit .. as they usually do over time.

Your work is neat, concise, and an invigorating challenge to keep me honed and on my toes, so am encouraging/keeping the dialogue and exploration of our anomaly researches open, alive .. and well. Again, thanks to Marsrocks, for giving us a haven to say and present what we honestly believe is present, no matter how off kilter it may appear. And Thx Tech for your reply .. much appreciated./-M

So much to see, so much to learn .. indeed
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[technovative]

I respect your thoughts and opinion about what can be seen in the referenced image morbius. However I still think that the targeted object is more likely to be either a humanoid skull or a piece of artificially created technology than a living being. I feel certain that there is life still currently residing on Mars, but I think microorganisms are more probable than more complex life. I'm curious if you ever use blur tools to reduce pixelation when processing images for analysis?

[morbius]

That at present there is no life, save perhaps micro-organisms, on Mars, would infer that ' a humanoid skull ' or remnant of technology are the remains of beings who visited or lived ( and died )on Mars in some remote period of time. Plausable, but are we to now assume that there have been no visitors or reestablishment of the red planet, and no missing elements that may speak for themselves .. since?

Nevertheless, I do not go by the highly edited public releases, else we would simply be seeing what has been arranged and they want you to assume you see. I have a number of fine programs and protocols on hand that, at least partially, can re-assemble these badly altered pictures, and provide a reasonably clear amount of detail by which we may comprehend the original scene's context and content. Not always, but as many analysts do ably demonstrate, there is sufficient material present to attempt a plausible opinion.

And that is all we really have Tech, and I enjoy a good trek across the sands of Mars, and to speculate on our finds. Perhaps we will never comprehend or understand exactly what it is we are observing, but it is in the fun, the learning experience and comraderie that methinks we will really find a satisfaction in our present pioneering efforts. Someday, these finds and their meanings will be commonly accepted knowledge, but for now these are certain to prove quite challenging at best. Cheers /-M

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-a thoughtful reply to I|John's entry post Tech. I concur with your observations, and look forward to further posts of this caliber.

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