The Waterfalls of Mars

Reflection: #059

In the waterfalls of Mars, there are at least three constructions, almost side by side, visible. Nature can always create something similar to what man makes.

Three constructions in a small place with walls and rectangular enclosures in all three dimensions—that is, walls with a ninety-degree angle in the dimensions of length, width, and height.

The wall breaks at the mentioned angle and continues, after changing exactly ninety degrees, in this new direction.

Likewise, the wall rises upward, exactly vertical, like any building wall here on Earth—only now, no more and no less than on Mars. Coincidence?

Work of an Earth human or an extraterrestrial?  

Dear friends, I would like to hear your opinion. As I have said many times, I am not a geologist, not a scientist—I just love the beauty of these strange, abstract, and at the same time so beautiful places. Many times, they also cause me sadness because of the absence of life. I am not a fanatic; I know my limits—or the limits imposed on us. 

I know there are bright photos, but we only receive blurry ones, and the explanation of some lines or forms could be a mistake. Not a mistake from these photos. What I see, I see. That's why I don't crash into a tree when walking through the woods. My eyes do not deceive me.

But what if the photographic material we receive already has errors, caused by government censorship?

If the material is defective due to censorship or the deception we are surely exposed to—and they show us something different—then our eyes and our analysis are also wrong. 

It is not that I am not interested in knowing the truth, but knowing that we are not supposed to know precisely that truth, I would never say affirmatively that this thing is exactly that thing. I lean more toward seeing the beauty of all creation. Even a photo, an image with transformed colors and forms, can be something beautiful. 

Don't women, with so much paint and makeup, also deceive us a little?

Once again, greetings to all the visitors to this blog who return. Every time I see someone visiting and looking at the blog, I feel joyful. I feel that I can offer them some moments of surprise.

Perhaps a few words will serve for reflection. Not just a hundred UFO images on a blog page, glanced at in three minutes, satisfy.

I think it's better to look at one aesthetically prepared image, and if it's UFO images in my blog, it's certain that only my own sightings will be shown. For now, under the Bell-Art tag.

It may be that later I show photos of other unusual themes, always seeking something special and presenting them from an aesthetic angle, not as testimony or irrevocable fact. 

Josef Bauer