New Mars images from ISA

darkbeaver

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I went back to a pencil as the pen never worked and always skipped at the most important part. I regret not going whole hog and got a store-bot sharpener at the same time. My sharpening skills with a machete are not what they used to be.


A lead pencil is no match for ball point or felt tipped pens.
 

darkbeaver

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All without atmospheres?? . . . . ever?? Lightening in the wild tens to start small and all the fans end up contributing to a fat trunk. The fans could start at the very tops of the clouds as static between water molecules that might still be liquid rather than frozen. That would be similar to 'horizontal lightening' so 'the trunk' would start where the horizontal turned 'vertical'.


The barely hardened crust and the material we now call the crust was in friction with the top of the mantle and that would cause static electricity to be present. Volcanoes have lightening, carpets and sock and door-knobs are when all the little parts follow a single path (of least resistance). It is enough that a person will shake their finger from pain. In Canada's north those locations could where the diamonds will be found in a 'sea of damn hard rock'. When we last covered this I hinted that the biggest discharges would have been between the core and the inner-core to the point it vaporized the heaviest parts of the earth. The heat the earth sheds into space is keeping that process in check. I'm going to go with a little ice being a lot better than those areas being boiling water.


Using Hudson Bay as one of those 'fat trunks' the 'rivers' that drain into it would be following the path laid out when it was still a liquid.Those fans are depressions, all material above them is lighter and the original pattern is repeated rather than filled in flat like Sask was as the ice moved back and forth. If it does that in one place it cannot dig big holes like the Great Lakes. A map that looks like a spider web would be the one you want to be looking at. Some lakes should drain a large area and have no outlet.



Birkeland Currents


The space surrounding all solar system bodies is conductive, very very conductive.
 

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It is better than a faulty memory. Lot a good the list does me anyway, it is on the kitchen table when I get to the store. Go with a carpenters pencil if calligraphy is a hobby
 

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Birkeland Currents

The space surrounding all solar system bodies is conductive, very very conductive.
Did the asteroid belt come from a planet where the core overheated or did Jupiter suck the core out and that fractured the already cold parts.
Saturn's rings would be sorted by density and size, why would any body that has rotation be any different??
 

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Did the asteroid belt come from a planet where the core overheated or did Jupiter suck the core out and that fractured the already cold parts.
Saturn's rings would be sorted by density and size, why would any body that has rotation be any different??


That mess of chunks is supposed to be a former planet according to a book I read last year.As I did mention here last year several middle American and South American calendars have days numbering 266 not 365. There was apparently a solar system adjustment in times long gone by.
 

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Where would the orbit be if it was just the inner and outer core providing the weight. The earth and moon would be a single weight even as they traded mass every now and then. Some have suggested a day was 6 hours long when the sun started ti shed light about 4BYA. Time as we measure it did not happen until about 4MYA. 4MY from now it will be different by a small amount. We gain mass we slow the spin rate.
 

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So now you're claiming expertise at satellite photo interpretation based on your understanding of the Quran and Al-Hilly's interpretation of it? The mind boggles.

So now you come together with you candle: how do you interpret the photo without boggling mind!?
 

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I'm no expert at satellite photo interpretation, I'll take the space agency's word for what's in the image. Besides, if you'd read the stuff at the link you provided, you'd know that's not a photograph, it's an artificial image made from satellite data and a digital terrain modelling system.