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7 years 5 months ago #9006
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Thanks for putting all these things together. Nice work and quite valuable. 
7 years 5 months ago - 7 years 5 months ago #9068
by ??
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Sol 319, above, lower right image, upper right corner.
I see a lot of this thin orderly
layering in some images. I wonder about it. If it is natural, it would have to be sedimentation, repeated over and over, a baker’s half-dozen times in this image alone. It looks relatively thin. And very orderly with almost equal spacing between the layers. I wonder how geological processes, which would be sedimentation, produced such equal spacing. In my mind, such orderly repetition is most easily explained as being a function of a parameter.
What could this parameter be? It could be some, as yet, undiscovered geologic parameter with some kind of vectoring effect. It could also be an architectural plan. One data point that might lean toward architecture is any layering that is among and at right angles to the prevalent layering. This appears in some of the images.
This object looks different from its surroundings to me. It looks like it was formed by a different process than what it lies among. Perhaps it originated somewhere else and was transported to this location somehow; perhaps by being debris from an explosion somewhere.
If anyone has any commentary on this then I would like to see it.
I see a lot of this thin orderly
layering in some images. I wonder about it. If it is natural, it would have to be sedimentation, repeated over and over, a baker’s half-dozen times in this image alone. It looks relatively thin. And very orderly with almost equal spacing between the layers. I wonder how geological processes, which would be sedimentation, produced such equal spacing. In my mind, such orderly repetition is most easily explained as being a function of a parameter.
What could this parameter be? It could be some, as yet, undiscovered geologic parameter with some kind of vectoring effect. It could also be an architectural plan. One data point that might lean toward architecture is any layering that is among and at right angles to the prevalent layering. This appears in some of the images.
This object looks different from its surroundings to me. It looks like it was formed by a different process than what it lies among. Perhaps it originated somewhere else and was transported to this location somehow; perhaps by being debris from an explosion somewhere.
If anyone has any commentary on this then I would like to see it.
7 years 5 months ago - 7 years 5 months ago #9069
by ??
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Sol 319 above. Top image along top edge of ridge line toward left end.
What processes could have formed this? It looks like building material to me.
What processes could have formed this? It looks like building material to me.
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