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Thank you, I am glad to be onboard.
I know what your saying about chasing pixel monsters and my presentations need to show clearer copy. What I am trying to show, in my lame way, is the fact that mars actually looks like -
You don't have be a rocket scientist (pun intended) to figure out, there is somthing way wrong with NASA'S mars. All of the really dark PDS raw images from the derived products archive contain some really freaky stuff man!.
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I have come to believe that we only have access to a fraction of the images taken. I think in a normal day they probably take thousands of images that are crystal clear & we get selected fairly benign ones that are probably scanned by checkers. the only proof I have is this; I presented many images of one of the heavily damaged wheels. I didn't think it could last 3 or 4 days. now, hundreds of days later the rover is somehow still rolling. wouldn't you watch for more damage every day ? well I would but I don't see those images presented by NASA. are they just disregarding the wheel problem??? I DON'T THINK SO. these are just my conclusions.
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Thank you to everyone who has stuck by the YouTube channel and to all of our admins and forum users here on the channel. They really have kept the website current while I have been busy taking care of things in my personal life. I promised that the next video would be a long one and have a LOT to look at. You can get lost in these Gigapans and I really hope that you do! I spent a lot of time stitching these together and making sure that they were the best quality that I could get them. SOL 1448 really has been a goldmine for anomaly hunters and those people who are just hobbiest. I really hope you enjoy this one and expect much more to come from the latest batches of images!