LIFE INVADES HUGE MOUNT

Report #041

July 27, 2002

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I've included the above very wide view image because I want you to see this whole anomaly area in relation to a little of the general terrain it sits in. Contrary to how it may first appear to some, this is a very distant scene where only huge massive objects can be adequately seen. Even then, there is a grainy appearance over this whole strip. In my opinion, the reason is that this whole strip has been subjected to a blurred overlapping geometric image tampering pattern right down at the smallest pixel level. This can be seen at 200% zoom or above.

Even though unseen at the official viewing resolutions evidenced here, except for the grainy quality, this tampering application effectively cuts the resolution down to nothing and prevents any zooming in to any significant degree. Further, my PhotoShop graphics software sees both the densely packed real detail as well as the densely packed applied tampering pattern and consequently the file sizes for the second and third images, even though I have them as low as I dare go without hurting the image quality, are huge at 2-3 times normal that will make these images slow to load. So don't blame me for this.

The large massive mount object here is officially identified as "dunes" in the science data to no doubt promote the dry as dust official perception and deflect attention from what they really are, just as are many other similar looking groups of objects all through the MOC science data that on occasion may be dunes but most of the time are something else entirely. Here in this case, what we have here is definitely not sand dunes but probably what is left of an old water ice mount generated by water welled up from below and its outer surfaces frozen in place. When the book comes out, you will see a number of these ice masses fed by underground sources and grow more familiar with this type of phenomenon on Mars.

At this point, suggest you go back and take a look at the fifth image in my last report #40 of "Clouds of Atmospheric Moisture" found HERE. The ground level detail in that image is very similar to this one with the exception that in this one the dark area is covered by little puffs of what may be many color coordinated smudge image tampering applications scattered around over the whole that breaks up the details and patterns. Note the many tiny light reflective objects seen in between the puffs and the sharp dividing line between the general dark mass and the bordering light color level plains. After you leave this report, keep the visual information from the images in that previous #40 report and this one in your memory because I will soon be reporting on a large area of this that I believe to be massive life evidence from other strips in a nearby region on Mars.

Also, in the above second image, you can see how the light colored giant ice mass (or "dunes" per the official explanation) forms do blur out significantly at 108% zoom, which is just 8% zoom above the official image resolution. This is caused by the grain added into this strip by the tiny geometric forms image tampering pattern adding too much blur to the largest objects. On the other hand, the tiniest light reflective objects in this dark mass are so small that some of them fall within the boundaries of a single pixel and can therefore be seen where the great bulk falling closer to the overlapping pixel edges are blurred out and can't be seen.

The above third image is of the lower part of the mass where it meets the level surrounding terrain and is certainly the most telling image about interpreting what is going on here. Even with the grain resolution problem, I've managed to bring this scene out enough that we can start to reasonably draw some conclusions about what we are looking at. Look at the variety of tiny dark forms detail that nestles up in the mount's nooks and also up on its valley slopes. Notice the dark spots that advance further up in the ice mass valleys in scattered groups has mostly a soft edge quality but are uniformly sized and dark and light absorbing while other tiny groups of objects mixed in with them further down slope appear to be harder surfaced and more light reflective. I suspect that the softer objects are vegetation and the harder light reflective objects may be civilization evidence in the form of artificial structures. Although the resolution is too poor to directly visually confirm civilization structure evidence, the presence of all the tampering in this strip that always seems to apply only to civilization evidence makes this kind of speculation and little more understandable.

On the other hand, although I do not have much faith in this, it also could be large boulders blown up on the lower slopes by high winds across the surrounding plains. However, the reason I don't have much faith in such a more natural explanation is because the wind blown boulders concept does not on the surface adequately explain the many hard surface light reflective objects within the more level area dark mass in the second image here that are almost certainly the same as those on the lower slopes of this ice mass. Further, these hard surfaced light reflective objects are the size of large buildings and can you imagine the kind of powerful winds it would take to tumble such huge objects partially up the slope of this elevated mass while at the same time still leaving the dark mass area in the second image here intact and with sharply defined perimeter edges with no dark debris field blown out on the surrounding plains? Also, the hard light reflective objects are not piled up against embankments but fairly evenly distributed and of a uniform size.

I might add that the light reflective plains foreground at the bottom of the third image that appears to be natural level terrain is heavily distorted by the geometric pattern tampering and light reflective color blending everything together. Therefore it cannot be trusted to be what it appears to be and so caution is called for in trying to interpret or assume anything speculation wise about it. I suspect that this area is the same material constituting the dark mass in the second image here but that has also received a light reflective tamper coating to make it blend together and appear to be something else. However, at this great distance and grainy resolution, this is just speculation and can't be known for sure.

I will tell you that I suspect the ice mass interior is not just water ice alone. It is just a suspicion at this point but I do suspect that there is another different life form living within this mass. The clue to this for me is the long tall narrow ridges you see here on the mass sticking high up from the base material which look very similar to the smaller "Ridge Forms" that I have described elsewhere in my reporting adapted to shallow surface water flowing down a slope. Could this be larger adaptive form of this life but dealing with the conditions of a static water ice mass? Unfortunately, because these ridges are so large like the ice mass, they are heavily distorted by the pixel level tampering. That means that speculation about them is fraught with peril and caution is called for.

Also, although it does not seem to be a factor here, I will also tell you that I've discovered that above ground fungi colony groves I've previously reported on release spores in the wind in the many millions that invade the surrounding region and particularly into these water ice masses to complete a reproductive cycle that utilizes the water in them. In my research on this, some of which will appear in the new book that is now close to coming out, I have looked at many of these water ice masses, mounds, and mounts and learned to recognize them for what they are. They represent upwelling of water from below ground that mostly freezes on the surface, they occur with frequency on Mars, and very often in the bottom of craters just like this one including even being located in the northern portion of the crater interior just like this one clearly demonstrating a observable pattern.

Here, unlike the colony spore invasions mentioned above that burrow into the ice below the surface at the start of their reproductive cycle, the invasive process of this particular MOC E02-01521 strip life form seems to be restricted to the surface only and may represent a different species or at least a new adaptive life variation. This is too difficult to conclusively determine here with the tiny poor resolution but it may also be possible that the surface of this ice mass has been sealed partially or completely by the life forms within it with the result that it offers a poor footing for the entirely above ground life forms that seem to be trying to invade and utilize it here.

Okay, so much for conjecture and speculation. Whether any of these visually tiny above ground surface objects we see here represent truly intelligent or civilized life or not, the detail is just admittedly too tiny to be sure of that. However, one thing is for certain, the bottomline is that we are looking at genuine LIFE here of some kind whether natural or intelligent or not that is trying to invade and utilize this all important ice mass water resource for survival. The imaging may be poor but it is good enough for us to see that simple fact. All I can say is this is yet another nail in the coffin of the Mars as a dead world concept. As this kind of first discovery clear and compelling evidence of life of some kind on Mars continues to be discovered and presented here, how long is it going to be before those in power and in the media finally wake up to this kind of Mars reality and start getting involved with serious investigation and debate on this powerful evidence?

DOCUMENTATION

For checking behind me and confirming these discoveries, you will find the expanded documentation section located HERE as a separate Part II complete with the graphical Mars chart showing the physical location of this discovery in the planet's southern hemisphere, links to the science data at the three main MSSS, PDS, and USGS websites, and the companion wide-angle E02-01522context image. Good luck.

, Investigator