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Anomalous object found on second to last SOHO C2 before the system went down
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CROP CIRCLES IN THE SKY
Ongoing Debate |
Tue, Dec 22, 1998 11:15 PM
From: daydisk2@valhalla.webtv.net
Telephone gossip at Johns Hopkins is that the first pix of Eros show artificial mining machinery, terraced craters, a broken dome at one end, and at least two holes all the way through the brick-shaped asteroid. No release of original pix expected. A team of photo interpreters from NPIC is to work all night for a sanitized boring set to release late on Christmas Eve. KEEP AN EYE ON NEAR
98-12-24 20:36:21 EST: Phobos, by the way, every since the 1970's Viking missions, has amply displayed sights of artificiality. But NASA would rather have you look at the more recent and heavily touted images of Jupiter's moons and discuss concepts of primitive life, not the evidence of a tool-wielding kind. NASA learned from the Viking images that it cannot reveal too much about some bodies in space. Evidently, we now can add Eros to the list. (And it goes without saying that the Eros pictures eventually released probably will not be exactly what was imaged--but we know that game already, don't we?) HH
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