Mysterious Lines in Noctis Labyrinthus

Trinket, what did you think the lines were? Neils first image in the last post is pretty convincing that it's a boulder rolling down hill causing a sort of broken line like a mishapen snowball might.

rd

It's a good image.. And gives me a sense your attempting to be earnest ..

While I can see how if you crop it just right..
and ignore the path of other objects in the vicinity.

You might possibly come to the conclusion that these rocks rolled ..
or even more likely hopped into position.
But my question then would be ?
Which way is down hill
Are lines created by rocks following gravity is that your belief ?





Trinket

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<br />It's a good image.. And gives me a sense your attempting to be earnest ..

While I can see how if you crop it just right..
and ignore the path of other objects in the vicinity.

You might possibly come to the conclusion that these rocks rolled ..
or even more likely hopped into position.
But my question then would be ?
Which way is down hill
Are lines created by rocks following gravity is that your belief ?





Trinket
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Yes I'm being earnest and this is fairly interesting. Im not being facetious. Imagine the pit is funnel-like but irregular. It has a lot of sloped but flat sections that allow the boulders to roll in a (fairly) straight line. But if you notice in my second image of my last post not all the lines are straight--as they wouldn't be on irregular surfaces.

They dont all go in the same direction (though they do all go down hill) because they start from different planes as it were; funnel-like but irregular pretty much sums it up without taking to much time on this. [Neil]

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><br />Are lines created by rocks following gravity is that your belief ? Trinket <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">Trinket, I don't mean to gang up on you, but perhaps you could tell us what <b>you </b>think it is, and why you're opposed to it being rocks rolling down hills, which to me seems like a benign enough explanation.

rd

It's not important what one thinks..
only what one can prove..

Everyones ability to see whats in front of them varies..

What quality computer equipment do you have ? video card type
monitor resolution..etc

What is your vision abilities ..
Do you where glasses? Any color blindness..
How do you do with... Lets find waldo puzzles..

Most believe nasa's sand erosion --frozen wasteland..

I think it's just brain washing..


40 craft mars and they still haven't answered any questions Life water .etc.. only Brainwashing, maybe the next craft will do it.. I'm confident what about you ?..


I think it's
Layered Pit in Noctis Labyrinthus of course

Trinket, we're looking at the surface of a planet in our solar system. I have absolutely no idea whatsoever what these lines are. Boulders rolling downhill are one possible explanation. You don't like it. OK. So, what do you think it is?

It's been over 20 years since technology, or the lack of it, got in the way of my seeing things for what they are. In a very real sense, I was involved in the pioneering of the very technology we take for granted today. In any event, I can't guess what you think you see, but you can certainly tell us what it is you think you see. You seem to think something is obvious, and you have your reasons for thinking it, but we're not mind readers. Nobody writes a paper by showing a bunch of images and saying: "See this? Here's proof NASA is corrupt."

See what? Make your case.

rd