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Another good example of water runoff, (although it probably happened a week ago, this might be sand) and the impression that only water can make.

Second, another martian tree, (CP is pretty obvious) and a gray background, or rainclouds.

Third another great example of a martian sunset.

Yellow sun, blue sky and blue/green landscape, not the outright NASA lie of all blue, (all blue usually lasts for 10-15 minutes at sunset only.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/ … s-on-mars/

6 years trying to find signs of life, yeah apart from the tree's, rain and plants, Mars is dead! |:

But at least they say that the methane goes up and down with the seasons, which means that it is organically derived, and not volcanic.

Top one is a structure, since the dark parts up the top are in front of the skyline, and it doesn't look anything like the rover, (the rover does not have any spheres or domes) and appears to be a giant depiction of a cat's face with a crown in the side of the hill.

This one, l initially saw several of these ones previously and thought that they looked like telephone poles, but they are most likely old, wooden sculptures depicting something with plants growing on them.

Or they may be tree's that have been artificially forced to grow a certain way, but either way the CP shows strong green so plants, moss or tree's are certainly part of it.

Thanks Albion, l will take a squiz when l can.

And l agree, NASA lying about Mars air pressure is a fact, (can't have pure water droplets or rain on the rover if they were not) or substantial evidence of plant life, (and another NASA lie about it dropping to almost -200 a couple of nights a week, which would kill of any plant life, except maybe some licken barely clinging to life).

Viking landed in 77, NASA expected nothing and got organics in the soil, licken on the nearby rocks, frosts, blue sky and possibly a plant or two in the distance, got spooked by the 1957 report on most going nuts if they knew, and have tried to bury it ever since.

I personally still find it amazing the most buy the "We have issues with the red filter on Mars" except they have never had any color issues with every other planet in our solar system????

Since Mars is obviously Earthlike, there is a good change of intelligent life being there now; and from what l have seen, there are three races there at present, waiting for us to ditch the oil thing and grow up.

Not much today, close up look at a dust devil, and a sunset.

This appears to be showing a huge dust devil behind the rover, which is dragging up quite a lot of martian soil.

And this one, in which the martian sun is still setting, (yellow sun) inbetween the clouds.

There also seems to be the same or most likely another dust devil here also, but whiter and dissipating.

The sun is still setting, the slightly orange sun that isn't supposed to be there, inbetween the overcast sky that is impossible, lol.

Next image the sky, that looks no different to an Earth sky, with mist probably coming in off the lake, or low lying areas. Either way it obviously gets cold when the sun sets, (not the -200 dc crap NASA gives us).

And this, top misty landscape. Right hand one, a plant that obviously has been edited by JPL staff. One below that a plant that got away with it since it is shown in a ref, rock. And the lower one, wet, muddy ground with good signs of runoff of the ground higher up.

Least we have another option if we trash the Earth too much, although the martians may not be crazy about a few billion of us, taking up residence there.

A good example of fiddling, by JPL.

First off l noticed that the shadow showed this sculpture, plant or whatever, but the object wasn't visible, on the edge of the rock?

The lower image that l reversed and pushed the contrast and brightness with, shows a plant or sculpture sitting on a slab of concrete.

But if you look more closely it is actually sitting on a box, with a pattern of circles on two of its sides.

Beats me what this is, but it is clear that NASA photoshopped it from the top of the rock, where it originally was, reversed and darkened it and tried to make it the shadow.

Glad l don't work there.

Nothing much today rainclouds, tree's.

The right hand dark blob, and l believe the silver thing on the left are parts of the rover, but the mountains and rain clouds are not.

Things above martian tree's, (CP shows strong green) that look like pine tree's, and the thing below a plant.

With a whitesh blurr inbetween us and the mountains, which is either light rain or mist, (probably light rain).

Another good example of a martian downpour.

Ok, usual today, puddles, truck, freeway.

First off is the puddle, on this rock, and the rest of the area looks damp or wet.

And this, what looks like a truck, noticeable flat area of ground, and further up, some flat, silver rings, (you are not going to put silver rings on a dirt road, or an old two lane, sealed road).

Odd's on humanoids are one of the races living there at present.

PS l will let you know when l go into the next Sol.

Another day, another cool real Mars image...

The sun is still setting, (the dark, rectangle is the rovers, robotic arm) and dark, clouds.

And this cool image.

Purple/blue mountain, a river, reflecting what is left of the setting sun, surrounded by tree's, (CP the river and tree's with an obvious distinction between the two, the rover does not have the green color).

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Yes, the water droplets on the rover should make the papers and newstations. MARS HAS RAIN, or NASA ARE LYING, are the two most likely headlines that come to mind.

But as you said, NASA dismiss, ignore, downplay or come up with some ridiculous, so called scientific reasons, why it isn't true. They will protect their interests, but also know with third party industries getting into space, their days of suppression, and feeding the sheep their daily bale of hay is limited.

A nasty storm cloud in the distance, and most likely a torrential downpour on the right side. Ferns usually need regular downpours than light rain, so l will stay with the later until proven otherwise.

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I am glad he is saying reflective rock, but the top anomaly, no idea.

Agreed, and l have gone through about a years worth of rover images, with another 4 to go to catch up. But no reference points as to whether it was a downpour or light rain occurring over an hour or two, but l am going downpour, because of the water runoff.