Original picture of Sasquatch |
The above Sasquatch image is no longer available in the NASA catalog. What does that imply? I believe NASA uses people like myself in order to find the anomalous images for them so they in turn can then delete them, thus denying the images to the rest of the public. By the way, we all have paid for these images and have a right to see them, even NASA admits that. But that is why we are allowed that first 24 hour glimpse. We had our chance to see the images now NASA will decide what to do with them.
Now - to the Sasquatch image itself. Why do I believe the image of concern might be a Sasquatch? I use probability and coincidence as measuring guides. First, how likely is it that features like those in the Sasquatch photo would be found in a complete desert environment? Two big mounds of material? Not likely, but not impossible. But how likely is it that the object when magnified would have a humanoid appearance? Not likely, but not impossible.
However, when you examine the object, feature by feature, the sense of the coincidence no longer is so strong. The probability factor that this is an image of a very strange being greatly increases. For example:
Much enlarged image |
What are the odds or probabilities that the part of the body that the number 1 is pointing at would look like a head? Just a coincidence? Doubtful. What are the odds that the body part number 2 is pointing at would be an ankle and foot? Not likely a coincidence. Number 3 points toward what may be a hand at the side of the being. And number 4 shows a bent knee and a leg in motion. How likely is it that all of these features are pure coincidence? All of them in the same location! it seems beyond the laws of probability. Does it not?
Why is it so easy for people to believe there are snakes on Mars but so impossible to accept a Sasquatch like creature? A creature that is probably silicon based and as such much more native to a world like Mars!
This is just one of many similar types of photographs I was able to rescue from the original NASA release of images that are now deleted from their files. Chaos on Mars
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