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To: Ping-Pong
I had to clean the screen for that one...there are several specks in the 'distance' on the third and fourth images, but I cannot get them to resolve into one of these widgets. The widget in the first image is 'opposite hand' from the other images, though, so either the thingies move around the central hub, or there is more than one widget (or the image was reversed somehow).

Just for fun, if we take the idea seriously that these are somehow alien craft, (even though it bears a striking resemblance to an inverted cocktail strainer) what could we imply from that? Bilateral symmetry? A preference for using one side over the other (right vs left 'handed')? Specialized function?

Taken at face value, remaining in the same area would imply searching for something, so the arms might be part of a directional sensor array. So, did the kids wander away from the off-planet picnic? Or be there dilithium crystals 'neath those trees? Where is this supposed to be? Any word on the geology of the area, anyone?

461 posted on 05/10/2007 9:00:20 PM PDT by Smokin' Joe (How often God must weep at humans' folly.)
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To: Smokin' Joe

I’m a “technology illiterate” so I don’t know how to enhance the image. If you are able to increase and clarify the image please let me know what you see. The writing is interesting and has an almost “Hebrew” look to it and the emblem beside it looks like a celtic cross, or at least as far as I can tell.

I don’t know what this object is but I am a believer in this type of thing so I don’t want to dismiss it easily. Having said that, it does look like an “inverted cocktail strainer” but who knows?


465 posted on 05/11/2007 7:05:15 AM PDT by Ping-Pong
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