Post by Marsrocks on Apr 11, 2015 8:37:35 GMT -5
Efrain Palermo, a Mars anomaly investigator is doing a podcast now on youtube.
Efrain Palermo, also a science fiction writer, is known to anomalists for his study of the dark streaks that appeared on the ground on Mars (especially in the MOC images) - and asking whether those dark streaks were just darker material leaching out of the regolith, or if they could possibly represent liquid water stains dripping down the canyon walls. He is also known for his study of the "Phobos monolith."
He does a great job of interweaving the images on topic into the conversation. He has some neat music on there too - it is a very professional and detailed production. He is obviously spending a lot of time to get this quality. Everyone should check it out. In this one, he interviews his friend, Eric Lausch concerning the "glass tunnels/ mega dolphin" image on Mars:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIMFw0W0zdw&feature=youtu.be
Efrain Palermo stuff:
palermoproject.com/Martian_Stains.html
Eric Lausch stuff:
www.oocities.org/area51/aurora/6664/analysis.htm
Efrain Palermo, also a science fiction writer, is known to anomalists for his study of the dark streaks that appeared on the ground on Mars (especially in the MOC images) - and asking whether those dark streaks were just darker material leaching out of the regolith, or if they could possibly represent liquid water stains dripping down the canyon walls. He is also known for his study of the "Phobos monolith."
He does a great job of interweaving the images on topic into the conversation. He has some neat music on there too - it is a very professional and detailed production. He is obviously spending a lot of time to get this quality. Everyone should check it out. In this one, he interviews his friend, Eric Lausch concerning the "glass tunnels/ mega dolphin" image on Mars:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIMFw0W0zdw&feature=youtu.be
Efrain Palermo stuff:
palermoproject.com/Martian_Stains.html
Eric Lausch stuff:
www.oocities.org/area51/aurora/6664/analysis.htm
