Thursday, July 30, 2009

My Theory on the Mars Craters

Welcome to the Secrets of Mars 2 blog. I decided to start this blog because the first blog was full of images that were starting to bog it down. Also this blog will be covering something different about Mars. One of my theories. So if you came from the first blog and agree with me that there was an ancient civilization on Mars long ago then you might enjoy this. If you do not agree with the first blog then you might be wasting your time over here.

So if you are still with me then lets get started. After looking at many NASA images from Mars it struck me that the craters seemed to be the center of their ceremony activities, whatever ceremonies they were having. Also you know that some of the images I posted on the first blog could be animals and sea creatures like sharks. So at the time this civilization was on Mars there were seas and oceans. Along with that there was rain. Now if it rained into these craters you would think it would become a big muddy mess. So the solution would be to build these artificial floors and let the water drain down to the bottom into a basin underneath the floor and pump it out.

Here is a possible pumping device on a Mars image which sort looks similar to one of those oil pumps called deriks you see in Texas:

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA05909.jpg




At the top of this ridge on the lip of the crater seems to be a device to stabalize the water hose.

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA10007.jpg

Strange Metalic Debris

Then I noticed two things about these craters. First I noticed that that the floors were in most places very smooth. Second I noticed that in places there was a lot of debris. Not normal debris but strange looking metalic debris. Some with right angles, some shiny but almost all of it you could not identify. In some places you would be looking at some things that looked like wedges of some kind. So as we proceed you will come to find out that I believe most of the debris comes from the structure under these floors needed for supporting the massive steel structures.

Here are many pictures of the wedges, the strange metal objects that could have been the support structures for these floors:


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Metal Crater Floors

What I think happened is right before Mars lost it atmosphere the oceans and seas of mars rushed over the land and ripped some of these floors into rubble. Lets take a look at one of the images that convinced me of this. This image clearly shows the floor of a crater ripped open like a tin can. Now rocks does not rip open like this only some type of metal.

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Here is a side view of the end of one floor. It looks like at this end a lot of the floor was washed away.

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Here is a view looking straight into a small crater but you can see the floor which has a difference appearance than the actual ground.

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpeg/PIA06276.jpg



Here are a couple of images that also look similar to the others:

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Here is an interesting orbiter image. It also shows some sort of metal floor.

http://hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu/PDS/EXTRAS/RDR/PSP/ORB_009600_009699/PSP_009622_1590/PSP_009622_1590_RED.abrowse.jpg

Artifical Crater Floors

If you are still following me then lets move on. After these metal floors were laid inside the craters it would have still been slick footing when it rained. Most of the activity occured near the top of the craters. Its here that you see in many locations and many NASA images the prefabricated square stone slabs. If you notice on the top of these squares you'll see a grove which would make it easy to overlap and secure to another square slab. I've seen various types and shapes but the square is the most numerous shape.

I've also seen small hooks and clamps coming out of the metal floor that could have helped secure these things.



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As you get closer to the lip of the crater the walls tend to go straight up vertically. It was here that it seems they would hang faces of demons and other scary looking creatures. I believe the opposite was done here. From what I have seen it looks like many of these faces that appear to be carved out of stone may also have been prefabricated away from the crater and brought to the crater.

It appears like these big stone faces were built with hooks on the back of them and then hung in holes cut into the metal floor instead of hooks coming out of the floor. Here are a couple of images with those hooks.

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