ALERT: Did NASA Fake Data To Hide Mars Anomalies?

MarsNews.com ^ | 9/10/2002 | James Burk

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Sept 10 - We are continuing to uncover more details about this issue. So far, NASA's response to this controversy is that "there is no controversy" and that the low-resolution images on the THEMIS webserver are the only ones acquired by Odyssey. Their standpoint is that anything else out there is "doctored" and certainly didn't come from the Odyssey IR instrument. Other media outlets are picking up these claims. Well, they simply aren't doing their homework as journalists. We on the other hand, are... To wit:

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Major News outlets seem to be trying to bury this story. Thought it was worth posting here. The original story is on the front page of MarsNews.

[Fractal Trader]

The picture at the bottom of the page here is quite amazing and haunting.

[CounterCounterCulture]

[stlrocket]

Did you see the next picture that they sent back?

MARS LANDER SURPRISE

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

From what I can tell Enterprise Mission has really done their homework on this. The explanation that NASA is trying to put over is plainly not going to fly (double pun intended).

[Fractal Trader]

Interesting that this mission was flown by "The Enterprise."

Is this first contact?

[CounterCounterCulture]

Very good. But, hey, no Starbucks? Now I'm shocked! ;-)

[Brett66]

Oh boy, Hoagland must be trying to sell his books again.

[brat]

The picture looks like a tire tread to me.