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[76012,3361]
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MARS6.TXT 15-May-89 3146 Accesses: 21
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Keywords: CONRESSMAN ROE HOAGLAND MARS FACE NASA COVERUP
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The following is a template of a letter to the Chairman of the House
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Committee on Space and Technology. It is very important that this issue
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receive the proper amount of "political" attention, as NASA seems to have
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their own agenda on how to look for signs of extrasolar intelligence AND
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has refused to consider any "outside" evidence, irregardless of how
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compelling.
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[76012,3361]
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HOAG.CO 11-May-89 36058 Accesses: 39
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Keywords: HOAGLAND MARS MISSIOM PROJECT CO ET FACE
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This file is transcript of Sunday, May 7, 1989 on-line CompuServe
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Conference sponsored by the National Issues and People Forum with author
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Richard Hoagland. His most recent book, "The Monuments of Mars," explores
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surface anomaly photographed by NASA's Mars Viking Mission resembling a
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human face.
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The Issues Forum Library Disposition
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1 READ this file
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2 DOWNLOAD this file
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[The following is a transcript of Sunday, May 7, 1989 on-line CompuServe
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Conference sponsored by the National Issues and People Forum with author Rich
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ard
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Hoagland. His most recent book, "The Monuments of Mars," explores a surface
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anomaly photographed by NASA's Mars Viking Mission resembling a human face.]
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72470,250 NRL daniel burton
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71340,276 SOR Mark.Y
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76012,3361 MRT Ted
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76340,3357 BTM Michelle Smith
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76703,266 DUK Georgia
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71270,1311 LAK MARTIN ARANT
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76416,733 QFM Ed Tarantelli
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76702,330 CWV Dick
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72537,2312 PRI Paul Carr
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74656,2333 LCA Paul J. Burke/CA
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71435,1203 NWH Howard
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72135,424 PNX Jim S.
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73500,625 CGK John
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72406,1736 HLY Darrell Green
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70511,17 CRZ Mike
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74270,3360 BOI Don Ecker
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71450,3504 ANN Bert
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72560,341 RIV Mike Sugarman/Celes
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72427,1316 ENC Ron Page
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76703,674 DUK Chuck Lynd
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76247,447 DTB steve rivera
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72470,242 HVN EROL TORUN
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75015,364 SFM Stan Tenen
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72210,1213 DEM mcorbin
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76703,303 WVA Dick DeLoach
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% Conference has begun
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(Georgia) Welcome to all! Tonight we welcome Richard Hoagland. During the
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question-and-answer period, when it is your turn to speak, please keep line
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length to around 60 columns. Keep questions short so that all participants h
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an opportunity to ask their questions. When you have finished formulating yo
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question, end with GA so that our guest will know when to begin. First, Ted
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Markley, my assistant in charge of Paranormal issues will introduce the guest
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then ask some questions to start things moving. After that we will take
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questions as long as possible. GA Ted.
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(Ted) Tonight we are fortunate to have as our special guest Richard Hoagland
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,
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author of "The Monuments of Mars" and founder of the Mars Project and the new
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formed Mars Mission. Dick's long list of impressive credentials can found in
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the
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Convention Center lobby as well as in the Issues Forum. Before we open the fl
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oor
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to questions I will conduct a brief interview with Dick which will cover some
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of
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the more frequently asked question. Welcome, Dick! GA
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(Dick) Thanks, Ted. It's nice to be here. Ah, where ever "here" is.
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(Ted) While many here tonight have read your book, others only know of the
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"Face" on the Martian surface through tabloids such as the "National Enquirer
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."
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I know that this Martian surface feature is getting the serious attention of
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noted members of the scientific community. Can you comment on the caliber of
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the
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team on the Mars Project. GA
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(Dick) Well, Ted, the list is constantly growing. We have some whom have been
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involved almost from the beginning -like Dr. Mark Carlotto, of the Analytic
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Science Corporation, in Reading Mass. But, then we have "new blood" that com
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to us out of the blue, like Erol Torun of Defense Mapping who read my book la
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st
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okfall, was _determined_ to prove me wrong -- and wound up discovering some
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extraordinary stuff. So it just keeps growing.GA
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(Ted) Dick, you recently started the Mars Mission as spin off of the Mars
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Project. Can you explain the charter and purpose of the Mars Mission? GA
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(Dick) When it became clear last Fall that we were really on to something, w
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hen
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what I like to think of as the necessary "democratization" of the data to get
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the _political_ system up to speed for verification. In other words, we need
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put the pressure on NASA to TAKE NEW PICTURES. And that means Congress and
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(Dick H.) Sorry, guys I seem to have slipped into a warp. This ship takes a
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(Ted) I'll repeat my last question. Is there a way that interested people (e
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though they may not be highly technical) can keep abreast of new development
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(Dick H.) Let's try again. Yes, there is. One can write to us at the Mars
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Mission: P.O. Box 981, Wytheville, VA 24382. Or, one can subscribe to the Ma
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Mission Newsletter (at the same P.O. Box). Or, one can actually log-on to ou
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in a week or two. There are so many new developments -- on both the research
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see if it works. I should add that Marty Arant is the guy who really impelled
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(Ted) One last ? before I open the floor. What can the average person do to
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(Dick H.) (Sorry for the delay -- we have cats) The main thing is that we nee
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That simply doesn't make sense. What makes this science, as opposed to that
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"other stuff" is that THIS IS TESTABLE. It's that simple. The fact that NASA
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very suspicious. Which is why we were extremely gratified that we've found su
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an excellent reception on Capitol Hill including an invitation to meet with t
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couple of weeks ago. His attention to this problem is probably going to do m
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in the long run to get us the answers we need (and deserve) than any other
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single development on the political front in the last 13 years. And, to keep
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that side of the system "honest" public interest (citizen support for the sim
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idea of LOOKING) is ESSENTIAL. This, Congressman Robert A. Roe should get som
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mail from anyone who wants to let him know that they support HIS interest in
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this vital inquiry. His address is:
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The Honorable Robert A. Roe
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Chairman, House Committee on Space, Science and Technology
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U.S. House of Representatives
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Rayburn Building -- Rm 2243
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Washington, D.C.
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Ted, you asked.ga
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(Ted) I'll now open the floor to ? GA
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(Dick H.) Sounds good.ga
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(Georgia) type /que to get in line.
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(Paul J. Burke/CA) Mr. Hoagland, I feel you are mining the depths of scientif
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ignorance, with this phony issue. It is the nadir of anthroprocentric chauvan
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to believe some advanced civilization could detect the existence of man on th
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planet and do nothing more than carve out a mountain that MIGHT be seen, by s
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tree dwelling mammal. How could THEY see so far ahead? GA.
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(Dick H.) This goes to the heart of many issues, Paul I personally believe it
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how "ET" is "supposed" to behave. If the "signal" we get doesn't fit that
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data where it leads. Or to say, "the data doesn't exist?"ga
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(Paul J. Burke/CA) Aren't the Mars imagers dead? How can NASA take any more
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photos?
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(Dick H.) I don't see any connection. The material "ruins" are still there.
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When Mars Observer gets there in 1993, all we want is the Cydonia Region
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REIMAGED. The objects (there is FAR more than the "face") will still certain
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(Ted) Next
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(Dick H.) It's not even that complicated. Mars Observer will be in a POLAR
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ORBIT. It will inevitably fly over EVERY SQUARE INCH OF MARS every 35 or 36
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(Ted) GA Bert
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the Soviets had observed something very strange on the surface of Mars? GA
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(Dick H.) I put several items relating to the past research history of this i
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the Library earlier today (Ted, can tell you guys how to get them out!) I can
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the pictures. His mission: to try to get Sagdeev and others to take new image
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about a year. He's a specialist in "problems of extraterrestrial contact".
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You figure it out.ga.
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(Ted) As Dick mentioned, there will be several files in LIB 10 of the ISSUES
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(Dick H.) "Furiously" is right.ga
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(#DON) Ok Thanks Ted. Richard, I have just a simple question. I am presuming
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as structures my question is this. How many independent computer photo
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Carlotto work and if this is so important why is there so much "infighting"
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investigations. Each of these did some imaging. The first, of course, was
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public record. It was only after that, that others namely DiPietro and
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NASA Viking tapes. That's when we turned to a FOURTH source, for "independen
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data" on the imaging: Mark Carlotto. Carlotto, I must say, has put the most
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the d & m so it is not necessary to see it clearly - the alignments sharply
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define the edges. Also, it is not hard to find very interesting alignments f
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or
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example; the cliff subtends the same angle from both the tip of the d & m and
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from the city center bulls eye. That means that the edges of the cliff, which
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are very well defined and the tip of the d & m and the bulls eye must lie on
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the
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same circle. By the way, what features has John Brandenberg found - I have n
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ot
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heard of his data before. Also, you mentioned base 3 and 3609 on the phone
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earlier my calculations show 360 base 10 to equal 111100 base 3. 364 base 1
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retry; 364 base 10 equals 111111 base 3, much more elegant. What say you. ga
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(Dick H.) I don't know quite where to begin, Stan. Let me say, first, that yo
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u
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have confused some of the work just a bit. When I got into this, back in 198
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3,
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it was precisely because I thought I saw the potential for some remarkable
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relationships between some intriguing objects at Cydonia. I put these ideas
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into a VERY primitive numerical "model" in "Monuments" I called it the
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"relationship model" and felt that if we were going to ever know at EXISTING
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image resolution what we were dealing with it would only be through discovery
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of
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some very precise, provocative, and repeating numerical RELATIONSHIPS between
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these objects. Little did I know that that day would arrive much sooner than
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I
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thought when I finished the book Erol, in the Fall of last year, in measuring
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.
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ONE of the most fascinating "structures" near the "face": the so-called "D&M
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Pyramid" discovered an extraordinary set of VERY SPECIFIC relationships INTER
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NAL
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to this object. I, in turn, in remeasuring all the previous alignments, had
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noted in the book between the objects that you cited -- the Face, the "City",
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the "Cliff" and the "Tholus" (all objects which are much easier to talk about
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if
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you have images and maps before you!) Anyway, in remeasuring those previousl
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y
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noted alignments, I discovered to my immense surprise -- and satisfaction! --
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that Torun's precise numerical angles (and derived numerical constants which
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we
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shall define in a moment) SHOWED UP -- not once . . . or twice . . . but perh
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aps
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HALF A DOZEN TIMES (I've lost exact count, at this point). The point is this
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:
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you're right. To me, the REALLY exciting stuff is NOT that something "looks
|
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like a face" or "looks like a Pyramid". It's that Erol and I have discovered
|
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between us something like two or three dozen REPEATING numerical relationship
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s
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and these have given us the SAME set of repeating mathematical constants -- l
|
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ike
|
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"e" and "pi" -- again . . . and again . . . and again. And these constants
|
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have now yielded a prediction as to the very siting latitude of these objects
|
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on
|
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the planets's surface --. Anyway, you're right. THAT's the "ball to keep
|
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one's eye upon! And, tonight, we're fortunate that Erol is here, to tell us
|
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specifically what he's discovered recently.ga
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(Georgia) Ted is next.
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(Ted) Dick, I think we passed too quickly over a couple of innuendoes that Do
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n
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raised relative to "Infighting" and lack of co-operation among members of the
|
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Mars Project. Is it true that this has been occurring? GA
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(Dick H.) I'd be less than candid if I didn't say, "yes." But so what? Polit
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ics
|
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are everywhere. The point is not who agrees with you, or who decides that "th
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is"
|
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area is more important than "that." The point in science is "Can you test yo
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ur
|
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hypothesis?" Personality conflicts, hidden agendas, fear of being too bold (
|
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or
|
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|
too timid) have no real place in such a process. That's why those of us who
|
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|
think we need a bold, politically aggressive strategy to get back to Mars for
|
|||
|
the crucial data that we need now have frmed the Mars Mission. That doesn't
|
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(Ted) GA Dick
|
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(Ted) Dick has been knocked off again.
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(Dick H.) Gone into the ether, again. But, I'm back!
|
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% Moderator recognizes queue #5
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steve rivera <22>
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(Ted) TO get into QUE type "/que" GA Dick
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|
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(Dick H.) Now, what was I saying? Oh, yes . . . the point is not the politics
|
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of
|
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"personality," but the objective of getting real information on a problem of
|
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first-rate importance. If the criteria for an important problem be that there
|
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are no "politics," then that would eliminate ALL of human activity. Next.ga
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(Ted) GA Steve
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(steve rivera) SORRY I MISSED THE FIRST FIFTEEN MINUTES OF THE CONFERENCE
|
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|
BESIDES THE "ISSUES" FORUM, WHERE CAN I GET MORE INFORMATION (AND PERHAPS
|
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|
PHOTOS) SUCH AS BBS NUMBERS, ADDRESSES, ETC DTB GA
|
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|
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|
(Ted) Steve, there will be a transcript of this CO in the ISSUES Lib 10 soon.
|
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|
Dick answered that question earlier. If you don't find what you need there se
|
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nd
|
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|
me EMAIL. NEXT
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|
% Moderator recognizes queue #6
|
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Jim S. <12>
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(Dick H.) I should add our Mars BBS number, however, which I forgot earlier
|
|||
|
(703)228-7822.ga
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|
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|
(Jim S.) I should preface by saying the face looks enough like a face to me t
|
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|
o
|
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merit serious inquiry, however. As you know, this issue lives or dies on
|
|||
|
scientific diligence. In your white paper, you refer to the Viking images as
|
|||
|
the
|
|||
|
"first hard evidence" of the existence of ETI. Was this just a semantical sli
|
|||
|
p
|
|||
|
(did you mean "possible indication") or do you really consider your findings
|
|||
|
"hard evidence"? If so, isn't it possible that NASA's motivation (or lack
|
|||
|
thereof) stems from simple mistrust of your methodology and/or scientific
|
|||
|
objectivity? GA
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) Excellent question. I used the term "hard" because for all of NASA'
|
|||
|
s
|
|||
|
30 years of SETI. They've only had THEORY. The evidence in the images -- no
|
|||
|
matter how you consider the pros or cons of looking at it -- is hard evidence
|
|||
|
.
|
|||
|
It must be addressed. It has not been except by this group OUTSIDE of NASA.
|
|||
|
I
|
|||
|
have entered in LIB 10 what I think as some of the reasons for this. You may
|
|||
|
agree or disagree. But the point is this. In science, when a theory
|
|||
|
("Hypothesis" is a better term, here) is "on the table," the scientific proce
|
|||
|
ss
|
|||
|
DEMANDS that it be tested. It hasn't been. The only one's who can TEST it a
|
|||
|
t
|
|||
|
this point on Mars (which is the only test that will really convince everyone
|
|||
|
)
|
|||
|
are the NASA folks who control the spacecraft, the launch facilities, the
|
|||
|
imaging systems the tracking network, etc.etc.etc. And that"s put a severe
|
|||
|
"dent" in the process.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Next
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
% Moderator recognizes queue #7
|
|||
|
Bert <17>
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Bert Passes, Next
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
% Moderator recognizes queue #8
|
|||
|
mcorbin <9>
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(mcorbin) Dick, I hope that this is not redundant as I was unable to get on a
|
|||
|
t
|
|||
|
6:30 due to network problems, but despite official NASA denial of interest in
|
|||
|
this aspect of the Martian surface are there any indications of interest on
|
|||
|
their part unofficially? I seem to get the indication that they do indeed ha
|
|||
|
ve
|
|||
|
an interest in this phenomenon, but they are not public about it.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) If they don't have a "official"interest now, they might have shortl
|
|||
|
y.
|
|||
|
Tomorrow morning, according to a phone conversation we had with the chief aid
|
|||
|
to
|
|||
|
Congressman Roe last Friday the Congressman is sending an _official_letter to
|
|||
|
NASA, asking precisely that question "WHAT (NASA) HAVE YOU DONE ABOUT THIS
|
|||
|
DATA?" Now it's become a bit uncomfortable in the last 48 hours or so to lie
|
|||
|
to
|
|||
|
Congress. I think we're going to find out some interesting things in the next
|
|||
|
few days.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Ok Next
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
% Moderator recognizes queue #9
|
|||
|
DON <16>
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(DON) Richard, I assume you are familiar with William "Bill" Moore and the wo
|
|||
|
rk
|
|||
|
that he, Stan Friedman and Jamie Shandera have done with the MJ-12 material.
|
|||
|
As
|
|||
|
you may or may not know, ParaNet was the first informational system to "break
|
|||
|
"
|
|||
|
this story, at ParaNet and here on CIS. I understand that Moore was attemptin
|
|||
|
g
|
|||
|
to get in contact with you. Would you care to elaborate on this, and does it
|
|||
|
have anything to do with your attempt to get Congress involved with the Mars
|
|||
|
material and his same attempt in reference with the MJ-12 material? ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) First, the investigation into the Viking images has no DIRECT
|
|||
|
connection with any UFO material, investigations, etc. I want to say that, so
|
|||
|
that what I say next is very clear. Both, however, have at their root, a
|
|||
|
POLITICAL problem. If NASA HAS done work on these images (in the theory that
|
|||
|
we're not the only "smart" guys in town) then the ONLY way to find that out i
|
|||
|
s
|
|||
|
through the political process -- if it works. The UFO guys have had the same
|
|||
|
problem. So, on the surface there is a similarity. The DIFFERENCE is this: w
|
|||
|
e
|
|||
|
can test the Mars data in the very near future BY SIMPLY GETTING NEW IMAGES O
|
|||
|
F
|
|||
|
MARS. There is no easy way to TEST the UFO hypothesis; the "data" doesn't
|
|||
|
"stand still". Now, I'm impressed that the CHAIRMAN of the most powerful
|
|||
|
committee, in terms of science, in the Congress invited us in HIMSELF -- no
|
|||
|
"staff" etc. We had what Henry Kissinger would have called a "frank and open
|
|||
|
discussion" of many issues. His reaction was (and I'm paraphrasing here, of
|
|||
|
course): "Look, NASA's taken a _political_ position why are you here . . . fo
|
|||
|
r a
|
|||
|
_political_ solution." But, that solution is going to need the attention of
|
|||
|
Americans who want to know what's there, if these political expressions of
|
|||
|
interest are going to be followed through.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Georgia) We are not quite finished but the format is about to change there a
|
|||
|
re
|
|||
|
still 3 questions and after I end the formal session, each of you 3 send a ?
|
|||
|
and
|
|||
|
Ted will moderate there is a more manageable number here now. I want to thank
|
|||
|
Richard!!! APPLAUSE!!
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
% The conference has ended
|
|||
|
Thank you for attending
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Jim S.) ?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Let start the new que, who are waiting in the wings? ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(DON) !!
|
|||
|
(MARTIN ARANT) ?
|
|||
|
(mcorbin) !
|
|||
|
(Stan Tenen) ?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) GA Jim
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Jim S.) Thanks Ted, and yes, applause Dick. Is it just coincidence that your
|
|||
|
Mars Mission is headquartered in a well-known UFO flap area? More to the poin
|
|||
|
t,
|
|||
|
is Danny Gordon in any way connected with your group? GA
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) Well, everyone I know, at one time or another has asked me that in
|
|||
|
the
|
|||
|
last year! I can assure you that UFO's are NOT why I'm here. But I have met
|
|||
|
Danny Gordon on a number of occasions. And he strikes me as a serious reporte
|
|||
|
r,
|
|||
|
trying to fathom an unfathomable story.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Don is next ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(DON) Richard, lets get back to Moore. I believe you did not address the
|
|||
|
question about Moore? Is he connected with you with the Mars material, or wa
|
|||
|
s
|
|||
|
this coincidence? ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) Don, I have also met Bill Moore -- at a coupe of conferences in LA,
|
|||
|
I
|
|||
|
believe. (So, I don't know where the idea came from that "he's trying to get
|
|||
|
in
|
|||
|
touch with me; he already has!") Anyway, I know all about his work, and can
|
|||
|
assure you that it has no direct or indirect connection with our own. Let me
|
|||
|
add
|
|||
|
this, however. If this data we've been exploring on Mars is as robust as it h
|
|||
|
as
|
|||
|
now become to some of us, then it raises the obvious question: if someone cou
|
|||
|
ld
|
|||
|
find this solar system once (the operative "visitor to Mars" model that I
|
|||
|
favor). Then why couldn't someone AGAIN. Especially, if the "face" is trying
|
|||
|
to
|
|||
|
tell us of some "link" with events beyond this planet. I think we should all
|
|||
|
keep an open mind on that point.ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Martin is next Don you are in line after Stan ga Martin
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(#MARTIN ARANT) on my interesting conversation with JPL ted, am I on? OK. Dic
|
|||
|
k,
|
|||
|
Great conference! I was #11 and was going to make a statement on my interesti
|
|||
|
ng
|
|||
|
conversation with the "gentleman" at JPL. Anyway, is Erol Torom on line? I a
|
|||
|
m
|
|||
|
interested in what else he has discovered. ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) Erol, do you want to get a word in here?ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Ga Erol
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Bert) ?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Maybe Erol will speak later
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) Let me answer Marty's question in another way. Marty called JPL som
|
|||
|
e
|
|||
|
weeks ago and got some very interesting responses to this investigation.
|
|||
|
Particularly the idea that if we "keep this up, we're going to destroy the
|
|||
|
planetary program, if not at least Mars Observer!" I kid you not... Anyway, l
|
|||
|
ast
|
|||
|
week, a reporter for the Wall St. Journal called up JPL and, asked to speak t
|
|||
|
o
|
|||
|
the Project Scientist for Mars Observer. I think his name is Alby, or
|
|||
|
something. Anyway, Alby told the Wall St. Journal guy that "he didn't have an
|
|||
|
y
|
|||
|
objection to taking a few pictures of Cydonia if asked. Point: this represen
|
|||
|
ts
|
|||
|
a 180 degree reversal of field for NASA. And, I said in a note to the Journa
|
|||
|
l
|
|||
|
reporter: "Perhaps it's because there have been some calls from the guys on t
|
|||
|
he
|
|||
|
Hill in the last few days"ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Ok Mike wanna continue? ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(mcorbin) Yield to Bert. Th-.,.HX6l. Good night.
|
|||
|
{
|
|||
|
(Ted) Stan is next GA STAN
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Stan Tenen) im still curious about 360 degrees and base 3 as far as I can se
|
|||
|
e
|
|||
|
360 base10 = 111100 base3 is this correct?ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) This seems to be a rather involve question to answer in this format. St
|
|||
|
an,
|
|||
|
earlier Dick gave an address where he can be reached. Could this question be
|
|||
|
dealt with in that way? ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Stan Tenen) yes
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(EROL TORUN) ?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Dick H.) perhaps I can answer Stan, without boring everyone else I come back
|
|||
|
to
|
|||
|
"how will we know it's real." That is THE question everyone would agree (I
|
|||
|
hope!) I also feel that something said earlier this evening is right on track
|
|||
|
:
|
|||
|
we tend to get mesmerized by the images -- what "looks" familiar -- a "Face,"
|
|||
|
etc. And we lose sight of the science -- the epistemology -- that must under
|
|||
|
pin
|
|||
|
any "decision" on "reality." I believe, in answer to another question, that w
|
|||
|
e
|
|||
|
may have "crossed the Rubicon" on this one. The math is the key. How many "bi
|
|||
|
g"
|
|||
|
questions in science are decided by things we CANNOT see -- quarks black-hole
|
|||
|
models .. AIDS viruses? If we have to recognize something in these images,
|
|||
|
before we accept the "reality" of this, then we're rejecting at least two
|
|||
|
hundred years of science! So, we come back to the numbers. Erol discovered a
|
|||
|
specific set of numbers in one object, after trying to DISPROVE my contention
|
|||
|
that this object was important. I extended those specific numbers to the whol
|
|||
|
e
|
|||
|
Complex and found THE SAME quantities, expressed repeatedly to ONE PART IN A
|
|||
|
THOUSAND!!! The probability that these serial discoveries are chance is
|
|||
|
calculable by the same mathematics used to calculate the odds of TWO engines
|
|||
|
failing on a 737 in England and the results say we are NOT dealing with chanc
|
|||
|
e:
|
|||
|
it HAS to be Design to we believe the numbers . . .? Read the papers on the
|
|||
|
Mars BBS -- (703) 228-7822 -- in a week or so. ga
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Erol Torun is up. Go Ahead Erol GA
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(EROL TORUN) Am I getting through to you?
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(Ted) Yes. Just a reminder to those new to our CO. We operate under formal
|
|||
|
rules. If you want to ask a question or make a comment type a "?" or a "!" a
|
|||
|
nd
|
|||
|
I will take down your name and put you in queue. I'll let you know when it is
|
|||
|
your turn. GA Erol ( GA means Go Ahead and talk) GA
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(EROL TORUN) Great conference, dick. I agree with Dick's opinion that the fin
|
|||
|
al
|
|||
|
test of the reality of what we are looking at will be based on the presence o
|
|||
|
f
|
|||
|
regular geometry. To briefly summarize my work, I have found the three things
|
|||
|
that one would look for in ANY remotely sensed imagery that might contain rui
|
|||
|
ns
|
|||
|
these are :
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
1 - Inconsistency with the local geology ..
|
|||
|
2 - The presence of regular geometry that is suggestive
|
|||
|
of intelligent intervention
|
|||
|
3 - Meaningful context
|
|||
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|
|||
|
Dick was the first to emphasize the importance of context i.e. a face or
|
|||
|
pyramid in isolation would make little sense GA
|
|||
|
|
|||
|
(steve rivera) ?
|
|||
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|
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(Dick H.) Sorry, I missed a bit when something knocked me off line.ga
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(Stan Tenen) bye and be well all
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(Ted) Don is up GA
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(DON) Thanks Ted. Richard, Mars is all well and good, and it is possible that
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something has in fact occurred there. Until such time as more photos are tak
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or a manned mission happens, we will not know. My question is this. Since th
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first manned flights in the 60's, there have been many reports by our astrona
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of sightings of UFOs while in orbit, or while on the moon. Also, many
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unexplained sightings of something on the moon have filtered back. In the mid
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70's George Leonard wrote an excellent book titled "Somebody Else is on the
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Moon". Have you read this. Or are you familiar with this as well as other wo
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rks
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about unusual occurrences that have been reported on the Moon? What is your
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opinion that even know, something could be occurring? ga
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(Dick H.) First thing's first. My point (and Erol's) is simply this: we now
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have enough repeatable, numerical data, to be able to make a very high
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probability statement regarding the "reality" or "non-reality" of the Cydonia
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Complex -- if we use the SAME RULES we routinely apply to other areas of
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science. To most people, I realize, they'll have to "see" something they
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recognize; but that's not "science," that's emotional response. So, let's ke
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in mind the work that we have covered
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(Ted) Dick, are you there? ga
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(DON) Ted, he got bumped.
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(Ted) Dick got dumped. Welcome back Dick.
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(Dick H.) Sorry, Don. Now, to the last part of your question
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[Don left the conference at this point]
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(Ted) Bert is next GA BERT
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(Dick H.) Oh
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(Bert) Go ahead and finish your thought Dick.ga
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(Ted) Ga Dick
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(Dick H.) I was going to answer Don's question...But. since he's left, let's
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move on.ga
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(Ted) GA BERT
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(Bert) With regard to the AP article mentioning that the Soviets had seen
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something like a "15 mile strip" and a "spindle" shaped formation, have you o
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r
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any of your group attempted to contact them about what this might have been?
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ga
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(Dick H.) Let's take a few interesting things in order. The Soviets have "kno
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wn"
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about these objects since AT LEAST 1984 -- when they published a provocative
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piece in Soviet Life Mag titled" "Pyramids on Mars?" Now, O'Leary took them
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the
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enhanced photos in Jan, '88. They had at least a year and a half to plan how
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take new images. Now, we have strange stories coming out of Radio Moscow
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Stories of "strange, spindle-shaped objects and linear features that seem
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rectilinear". If you put all of this together, you just MIGHT come up with th
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e
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idea that they have indeed taken some new images . . . and they are "leaking"
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news to the West -just like they've done before. Look at the details of the
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"spindle story": They claim it could be the "shadow of a spacecraft on the
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surface". If their resolution is THAT good (do the calculation) then they hav
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to have seen something interesting at Cydonia! ga
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(Ted) Mike C is up GA Mike
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(mcorbin) I have three small questions/statements to make. First, does the US
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have any frames of the areas that have been taken by the Soviets? Also, I wo
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uld
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to offer ParaNet's assistance to you in the efforts of getting information to
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the public. We are prepared to be of service to you in any way that we possi
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bly
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can. And, finally, how near to the complex is this area that the Soviets are
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interested in?
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(Dick H.) To your first question, yes the Soviets have brought some Phobos
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images to Washington NASA HQ but I haven't seen them. They did show O'Leary s
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ome
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Phobos (the moon) photos in Tokyo. And he brought those back to Phoenix. We
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were discussing them on the phone the other afternoon when he called trying t
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o
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get an idea of the resolution of the cameras (Something like the physicists
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who've been trying to duplicate the cold fusion lab set-ups from wire photos!
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)
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Anyway, we don't know (because they haven't released coordinates) where the
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Soviet "spindle" is located. So, does that answer your question?.ga
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(EROL TORUN) ?
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(Ted) GA Erol
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(mcorbin) Yes, one thing more on this. What is the resolution on the Soviet's
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camera. Do you know?
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(Dick H.) For obvious reasons, we've been trying to get very specific info on
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this. But it's been hard. We've tried published specs. We've tried "inside
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sources" who are working with the Soviets (like Merton Davies, at RAND) and,
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we've tried to estimate it, based on the photos they gave O'Leary last week.
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It
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all says that IF they wanted to really take new images of Cydonia they could
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probably AT LEAST equal Viking and, if they put the spacecraft in an orbit
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designed to get new pics specifically they could do better than Viking by may
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be
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a factor of 2 or 3 But we don't know!!!ga
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(EROL TORUN) ?
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(Ted) ga EROL
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(EROL TORUN) Dick, was the AP story more specific as to what the Soviets mean
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t
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by a "spindle shaped object" ? I'm thinking of the Viking photograph in
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Monuments that shows a bizarre "bow-tie" shaped object in close proximity to
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a
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straight line with an East-West orientation perhaps the Soviets have reimaged
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these objects GA
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(Dick H.) Shades of the Runway. I simply don't know, Erol. However, all our
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speculating is not going to get real data. What we have done -- and you were
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in
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the meeting in Roe's office when he asked -- is to submit a specific "wish li
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st"
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to the Chairman of items that will move this Investigation along. And a DIRE
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CT
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CALL to the Soviets, asking to see any images they DID secure of Cydonia, is
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on
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that list and will be in the LIB 10, t'morrow, right Ted? ga
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(Ted) Should be there if all goes well. Any other ? GA
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(Ted) Ok, I want to thank Richard Hoagland for a VERY interesting and
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informative evening. I hope that Dick will be back to join us soon (and
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hopefully will be in the National Issues Forum) to join our discussions. Than
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k
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you Dick. GA
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(mcorbin) Thank you Dick.
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(Dick H.) I'd like to thank everyone who turned out, Ted, it's been a real
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experience. Never had to type so fast in MY LIFE!ga
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(Bert) Many thanks Dick, also thanks to Erol.
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(Mark.Y) Thank you for typing with us! Much appreciated!
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(Mike) Ditto
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(EROL TORUN) Thanks and good night to all
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(mcorbin) Thanks Erol.
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(Ted) Yes, thanks to EROL also. Let you fingers do the walking thru the data
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bases! Nite all! ga
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(mcorbin) Night Ted. Night Bert.
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(Mark.Y) Night, all!
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(EROL TORUN) ditto
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(Bert) Night all.
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(Mike) "Nite
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(Dick H.) Why does this sound (look?) like the Waltons? G'night one and all.g
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