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TheJames

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14. It's an electrical universe.

Reply to Ichingcarpenter (Original post)

Wed May 8, 2013, 05:40 PM

May 2013

I've been a welder for 35 yrs. That is an arc discharge track. See "The Electric Universe' for the explanation that the mainstream is ignoring.
By the way, I have personally reproduced these contours in miniature with my TIG welder at work, after I saw something similar, labeled as "proof of water erosion", and it looked too much like certain craters in steel that I had previously encountered.

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Weird Geological Features Spied on Mars [View all] Ichingcarpenter May 2013 OP

Alaskan Bullworm tracks... Tikki May 2013 #1

you don't mean that zerosumgame0005 May 2013 #35

DOH my bad zerosumgame0005 May 2013 #36

The Alaskan Bullworm.... Tikki May 2013 #37

a one legged dinosaur? MFM008 May 2013 #2

...pushing a wheelbarrow? lastlib May 2013 #10

Bizarre defacto7 May 2013 #3

That whole gallery is remarkable! Ichingcarpenter May 2013 #6

Oh, My! Warren DeMontague May 2013 #4

Ha.. That's it! defacto7 May 2013 #15

I'm so glad I wasn't the only one thinking that! Yo_Mama May 2013 #24

I'm always glad to play that function on DU. Warren DeMontague May 2013 #25

Sandworm tracks. longship May 2013 #5

Tracks of a Spice Harvester more likely Ichingcarpenter May 2013 #8

Oh PLEASE JackInGreen May 2013 #9

Has anyone seen the carryall lately? ElboRuum May 2013 #31

Usul, we have wormsign the likes of which not even God has seen. ElboRuum May 2013 #29

Really? Scootaloo May 2013 #7

Well, lessee here... ElboRuum May 2013 #30

Unicycle? CanonRay May 2013 #11

Hard to imagine because of lack of scale N_E_1 for Tennis May 2013 #12

Might be a hot spot JimDandy May 2013 #13

It's an electrical universe. TheJames May 2013 #14

Oh, god, not that again. Warren DeMontague May 2013 #16

Ugh, one of you again. (nt) Posteritatis May 2013 #40

bruno maglis arely staircase May 2013 #17

LOL!!! AmBlue May 2013 #41

Resemblance to the San Andreas fault in CA? Cleita May 2013 #18

My first thought. n/m El Supremo May 2013 #26

interesting proud patriot May 2013 #38

Nobody's asking the most obvious question. noamnety May 2013 #19

Check this one out... nikto May 2013 #20

My guess is sand dunes inside a arroyo (gully) denbot May 2013 #22

Huh? Doesn't fit with my picture at all nikto May 2013 #43

There are no geologic or geographic features on Mars, but you knew that. -n/t ArtiChoke May 2013 #21

My guess is some form of upwelling process. denbot May 2013 #23

Kind of looks secondvariety May 2013 #27

The blobs on the right look like barchan sand dunes. El Supremo May 2013 #28

Get on Google Maps sofa king May 2013 #32

Excellent! El Supremo May 2013 #39

martian heaven05 May 2013 #33

It's the skeleton of a large monster penis itsrobert May 2013 #34

The edges of plates? Shankapotomus May 2013 #42