Life in the Crater

Report: #0196

Here, I show you images of the same place as in report #0195:Roots, with its own life, but with emphasis on a special form of life.  In the center of this image, let's observe a crater. This crater is approximately 150 meters in diameter. Small for Mars, but I wouldn't have wanted to be nearby when a meteor caused this hole with its impact. For a time, it surely remained like that—clean and empty. But why, in a dead world as they assure us, can so many craters and holes on Mars's surface fill up little by little?

On the Moon, from what we see, this phenomenon does not occur. Though something strange happens there too. In a report, I showed that a crater filled not just once, but at least twice. In that report on the Moon, I explained that after an impact, the crater filled completely, possibly with lava. But what happened in the second impact? It filled again, but this time probably with water. Here is the report on the impact on the Moon: 

Lunar anomalies Part-2 second impact and fill

http://marsandufosmysteries.blogspot.com/2010/09/lunar-anomalies-part-2-second-impact.html

Low places in craters have two effects: one is that they are a hiding spot; the other, and more important, is that they offer shelter from the wind. Probably—and contrary to claims that the atmosphere is very thin, light, and without oxygen—there are storms with strong winds and gusts. We saw it in some images sent, for example, by Phoenix:

http://ovnidigiart.blogspot.com/2008/09/phoenix-temblando-ser-de-miedo-o-por-el.html

http://ovnidigiart.blogspot.com/2008/09/un-torbellino-al-lado-de-phoenix.html

http://ovnidigiart.blogspot.com/2008/09/la-tormenta-despus-del-torbellino-en.html

Wind is more annoying than calm cold. The depth of a crater protects from wind, but not from cold. Cold air runs to the lowest places. Inside a crater, it may be colder than on the surface.

If there is a living being, it chooses, if it can. Wind, distant view, and being seen from afar, or cold, but hidden. Normally, animals tend to hide, adopting forms and colors of their surroundings so as not to be seen or recognized as prey or hunter. But there is another effect: being as deep as possible. Water, which is so scarce or hard to obtain, logically accumulates in the lowest places. If I had to drill with roots the hard, frozen, rocky surface, I would also seek lower places. There, water from rains or mists can accumulate; moreover, drilling with roots is more feasible than hundreds of meters higher up.  If I could create myself, I would design myself with roots capable of drilling rocks and frozen ground to reach groundwater, which certainly exists on Mars. But I would also use my surface to absorb heat and moisture. It is seen in this species—and in many other images I will present—that they have something like mushroom spores, threads, and fine nets to filter something.

What seems a bit blurry or white are probably leaves, tentacles, threads, hairs, or spores, for their protection or to filter something useful for them. This living being—plant, fungus, or whatever we want to call it—covers almost the entire crater.

But moreover, it extends its tentacles outward on two opposite sides, forming something like an animal with a tail and long neck, approximately 260 meters in length. I cannot confirm that it is an animal, but it is something alive. Never would wind or erosion produce something like this. Wind, if blowing for millions of years, yes, can fill craters of any size.

Here, no accumulation of earth and sand from one direction is seen. No, here an structure is seen that takes advantage of the crater for its comfort. It is also noticeable that it is doing well: it is fatter and larger than the others, though there are others longer and thinner.

All have a fine tip that, almost always, disappears into the subsurface. Some come from one side, descend a crater, and rise again, or continue in a curve toward a rock. I repeat and confirm: It is a form of life. Mars is full of them. On many occasions, a crater with a single individual of these inside is seen.  In this image, the tip of one of these tongues or roots is seen coiled. Look closely at the white box: It coils like the tail of some animal on Earth. 

Source: NASA / Mars Global Surveyor - Mars Orbiter Camera S1000780

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/s05_s10/images/S10/S1000780.html

I show you another image, but so that you can comment, opine, or laugh yourselves.

Surely, it is a false optical illusion, but it gives me the impression that someone is taking a bite out of one of these roots or lizards. I say no more; I don't want, because of a wrong explanation, the entire report to lose value.  

Josef Bauer