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To: demlosers
One thing about sedimentary rocks - all it takes is a little poking to find fossils.

Wouldn't that be a hoot?

4 posted on 01/28/2004 3:52:06 PM PST by Viking2002
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To: Viking2002
One thing about sedimentary rocks - all it takes is a little poking to find fossils.

Wouldn't that be a hoot?

From obvious tinfoil types:


...since January 21st, when it discovered a rock with a square hole. Some people are asking why the Lander shut down just when it might find water or other interesting artifacts? Don from Georgia claims he has obtained images from the Spirit that are "not to be released to the public" showing why Spirit shut down. :) ...

Norman Monteith Bryden writes, "I have spent thousands of hours studying the Mars Global Surveyor images. I am a graduate of Control Data Institute for Computer Technology. I have had love of science my entire life. This and my curiosity has driven me to great lengths.

I think that I have discovered evidence of intelligent life on Mars. George Filer of Filer's Files has been very kind to me. He has put up on his site slideshows of my work. By clicking on the link below it will take you to the images.

When you get to the web page click on the numbers below the introduction and a slide show will start. The images will change about every 10 seconds. To the left of each slide show are thumbnails that can also be accessed for that slide set. These images show evidence of running water, vegetation, animals and even full blown cities on the planet Mars. Thanks to Norman Bryden


One of these days a Tinfoiler is gonna be right. :)

5 posted on 01/28/2004 4:34:32 PM PST by demlosers (<a href="http://www.michaelmoore.com">Miserable Failure</a>)
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