JPL Video: Mars - A Feast for the Eyes

A look at Mars up close through the lens of a high resolution camera aboard NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. The views of gullies, craters and ice layers are truly remarkable.
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[hopeso]

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[CofradeArrepentido]

@cgmaxed Thanks for exposing the collective stupidity of the entire Scientific community.

[cgmaxed]

THESE ARE ELECTRIC ARC SCARS. MASSIVE PLASMA ELECTRIC ARCING CAUSE THE GROOVES AND CRATERS. Notice the lack of lava pools and debri. The electric plasma arcing cuts through the sutface. These damn astronomers are brainwashed. Stupid idiots. Think about the massive electrostatic charges built up on each planet in our solar system.

[Rovization]

@eosphorus904 If you don't know it, don't ask it, so search it

[eosphorus904]

@Rovization what?

[hopeso]

@scaloi Not so. The moon hasn't got anything of colour to show. Note that images of the astronauts show the colours present in their suits, the flag, etc.

For a PERFECT EXAMPLE OF WHAT I MEAN, CLICK ON TO THE VIDEO IN THE SIDEBAR, " Five Years On Mars"

At the 1.12 mark, you will see an image of the heat shield that shows the true colours on Mars, a tan ground colour and a light blue sky. That's as good a proof as you can get that NASA and/or JPL is messing with the colours.

[scaloi]

@hopeso also our moon gets only black and white pictures

[Rovization]

WHERE IS THE INNER SUN OF MARS? ALL PLANETS HAVE AN INFERIOR WORLD, PLANETS ARE SPHERES

[hopeso]

@DarthPickley I agree. But you know, when the Rovers were sending back the first images, at the press conference, the background showed one of those images as the ground being a light tan and the sky a light blue.

I thought that was amazingly earth-like.

Then, MOST of the images of Mas that they showed

from then on, were TINTED red.

I asked NASA why they were doing this and I never got a straight answer.

[DarthPickley]

@hopeso to what question?

also... we would know next to nothing about space if not for NASA.

[1sorryham]

@Mr97ROOKIE Ah, nope, not 15 miles deep. The deepest parts of the Valles Marineris rift valley system is perhaps between 4 and 6 miles in depth. That is still much deeper than the Grand Canyon in Arizona however.