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Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - -iLluSiON- - 20th July 2003

http://www.t3armageddon.com/dcmars.html

Check this out, it's weird and something to ponder about. Your thoughts?


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 20th July 2003

My thoughts? It's completely insane ramblings. It makes about as much sense as cube theory. As such, I love it, but the rest of you should hate it.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - geoboy - 20th July 2003

The red text on the black background hurts my eyes like the Virtual Boy<small><sup>TM</sup></small> once did. :S


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Great Rumbler - 21st July 2003

Another fine example of manipulating evidence to make it say what you want it to say.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 21st July 2003

Besides that, they clearly couldn't accept that the recent shots of that mound on Mars clearly show NO face at all, so they edited a new face onto the new pic because they are in denial. They probably were thinking something like "well it SHOULD be there, we're just helping the cause".


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Great Rumbler - 21st July 2003

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There evidence is extremely sketchy at best. Take these pictures for example: when you acount for scale and the differences in the cardinal directions, this doesn't really prove anything except that a picture of some rocks on Mars kind of looks like some buildings in Washington D.C., but you have to squint your eyes and tilt your head a bit.

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They're REALLY grasping for straws with this.

Quote:The Monuments of Mars, a book written by Hoagland, lays out the discovery of a geometric pattern encoded into the ruins of an ancient City and a Face like structure at Cydonia. This pattern shows that the artifacts at Cydonia are artificial in nature and were built by some race of intelligent beings.

If that was even remotely true wouldn't more people be talking about it? I mean, that's pretty big if it's true.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 21st July 2003

Obviously a hoax of a book. This whole site is just a stupid conspiracy site. If of course we ever actually told them ALL of it is loose conjecture and downright incorrect information, they'd say "well NASA is hiding something from us", which is stupid because they want to find life as much as anyone.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - A Black Falcon - 21st July 2003

Its just really, really dumb. That's all...


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - N-Man - 21st July 2003

Heeyyy cute conspiracy theorists, we haven't had those in a while...


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Undertow - 21st July 2003

If you take 'heaven', drop the 'h', 'v', 'n', and the second 'e', then add a 'd' in front of the 'e' and place a 'th' at the end of the word it spells 'death'.That pretty much sums up the logic of the person who made the site.

Remember: 89.4% of all statistics are made up, and so is most the information on the internet.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Darunia - 21st July 2003

I can't believe you people aren't taking this seriously. This is all so real. You just wait and see, we'll see who gets the last laugh.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Great Rumbler - 21st July 2003

Martians, Freemasons, and Washington D.C....sounds like a movie.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 21st July 2003

I'd like to think you were joking Darunia. Hmm... Yeah, that's too extreme even for you. I'll assume you are joking then.

The movie event of the summer! A new alien threat emerges from Mars! Beware as the grey ones come after all of us, and do unspeakable things!

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This film is not yet rated.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - OB1 - 21st July 2003

Haha, this is pretty hilarious. But I have a conspiracy theory of my own!


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 21st July 2003

Satan? Oh come on everyone knows that symbol represents Gaspork, god of Breakage! Um, you never mind what I just said!


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - OB1 - 21st July 2003

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Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - OB1 - 21st July 2003

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Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Darunia - 22nd July 2003

Yes, DJ, I was joking. Your sarcasm detector must be busted.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 22nd July 2003

I just heard about an awesome idea for a space craft, if a tad violent AND treaty breaking in execution :D.

Well, I think we all know about the lovely romantic idea of the solar sail. I sure would enjoy using light like wind to go from world to world like travelling on the widest ocean. Well, this idea has been slightly improoved.

How many of you have heard of "Medusa"? This thing has a gigantic sail way ahead of the craft. But, rather than light, which can be tricky to catch on a sail light enough but big enough that it actually is pushed, it catches A MASSIVE EXPLOSION for it's fuel.

Essentially, the huge parachute-like sail has a nuclear explosion set off near it and it catches the NUCLEAR EXPLOSION to be pushed forward. WOW that's cool, but it sounds scary. It actually gets one going at millions of miles per hour! That means near light speeds!

Of course, very realistic problems here. How does one make a sail capable of NOT tearing as a result of these explosions, each one speeding it up further? Also, how might one make ropes, and a craft, capable of the same? Finally, how does one get humans capable of withstanding such a drastic speed change? That's why it's just in the drawing room now...

Oh yes, we would also have to fully abolish nuclear weapons for ANY country to be allowed to, well, PLACE NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVES IN EARTH'S ORBIT.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Darunia - 23rd July 2003

Wow, that is cool...but yea, doesn't seem like we'll be seeing any of those in the near future. I'm just waiting for NASA to develop it's long-overdue replacement for the future.

And on another note, why is it that the US is the only country that has ever sent men to the moon, and why haven't we gone there since 1972? SURELY there is more to do there than just plant a flag and come home. I know it's expensive, but it's been 32 years; time for a follow-up methinks.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - A Black Falcon - 23rd July 2003

I think China's planning on doing that within the decade...


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Great Rumbler - 23rd July 2003

We haven't gone back to the moon because we realized it wasn't really made of cheese.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 23rd July 2003

There isn't much the moon offers on it's own, except a spring board really, and that's why we WILL go back, but only after plans for a moon base are made. You know, it's got an actual name, Luna. Not only that, our sun has an actual name, Sol. Thus, only our own moon can be said to have a lunar landscape, and only our star system can be called a solar system.

And actually ABF, it's Japan that's planning the return trip, or at least they are planning to snap some pictures of it on a close trip by. What's this China trip?

In any case, the idea is that it's a lot easier to go to other worlds from the moon than from Earth.

Oh, here's another thing. Mars bases won't be made of ultra high tech stuff. Rather, the plan is to make the base out of adobe huts. I'm serious. It's the cheapest most effective solution.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - A Black Falcon - 23rd July 2003

China is working on a manned space program... planning to send up some something-nauts within a year I think, with a eventual goal of going to the moon...


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - -iLluSiON- - 23rd July 2003

Nasa has its focus set towards a few things, all of which don't include a manned moon mission; they are planning and setting up an international space station, they are concentrating on the hubble space telescope with it's constant need to be fixed, and they are planning ideas for a new telescope that is going to see 10 times more than the hubble does. it should be launched within the next 15 years. for exploration purposes, the moon isn't their primary concern right now, rather it is mars. we are first going to try to send non-manned rovers to Mars, both of which were launched in the past few months and should land on mars in another 6-8 months (hopefully it will work this time!). the moon does not really need to be explored at the moment, nasa's hands are already full. too bad they don't have any more funding. :cuss:


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Darunia - 24th July 2003

You know, it's got an actual name, Luna. Not only that, our sun has an actual name, Sol.

Yes, I did actually already know that. On another note, I know that India too is forming a space program. I think that we should be doing more to go into space...think about it; from it's conception to the moon landing only took a few years, and it's been decades now...what have we to show for it? Two lost space shuttles. We should be LIVING on the moon by now!


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - -iLluSiON- - 25th July 2003

Darunia was drunk earlier tonight and is now passed out on my couch downstairs. Man, the stuff he says... Eek


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Great Rumbler - 25th July 2003

Darunia:

Quote:Weltall, are you trying to tell us that you have in the past, below the legal age of 21 consumed alcoholic beverages? That is illegal! If this is true I'll have no choice but to report you to the local authorities at once...in our society when guys at age 18 can get drafted to go die, people under 21 have NO RIGHT to get drunk!

-iLluSiON-:

Quote:Darunia was drunk earlier tonight and is now passed out on my couch downstairs. Man, the stuff he says...

Hahahaha!! :D


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - geoboy - 26th July 2003

Maybe Darunia can magically become drunk without consuming alcohol. Drunk


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Darunia - 26th July 2003

Gorons don't need this pithy stuff you call 'alcohol' to be become 'drunk'. We can simply meditate and lower ourselves into a slurred state of subconscious nirvana. I spit at you humans and you expensive, vile-tasting alcohol! PATOOIE!


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - -iLluSiON- - 27th July 2003

Quote:Originally posted by Darunia
Gorons don't need this pithy stuff you call 'alcohol' to be become 'drunk'. We can simply meditate and lower ourselves into a slurred state of subconscious nirvana. I spit at you humans and you expensive, vile-tasting alcohol! PATOOIE!


...And you think this is weird... you should hear his drunken slurs.


Something Interesting... do you fathom..? - Dark Jaguar - 6th August 2003

It seems the latest craft for travelling long distances in space will be basically giant inflated tubes. They are apparently stronger in this case than metal for this job. Thus, in the future when star ships are made (even though space ship is such a much better term, not many will be going into stars after all :D), a major hull breech will occur due to a pin prick!