🚀 go-pugleaf

It won't help at all, my dear Sir !

Those poor sods down here, the Gogologists,  still beuuuulieve in
Glaaaaaaciations, in Orogenesis in Solid Phase, Coal and Oil generated from
Fossils etc
Therefore there is not headway to be expected on the understanding of what
is happening, has happened and will happen on Mars !
( which is in fact the eldest sister of our dear Earth ... and of course of
Venus and Mercury which will replace our planet in turn once we will have
reached Mars orbit )

The problem you are facing as well as the other Gogos & Suckers masquerading
now as Geologists, is the one of Circular References leading to iteration of
reasoning at nausea ... with intellectual cul-de-sac as only option ... with
the consecutive  piling of more ludicrous Theories one upon the others to
avoid losing face  !

Now Sir,  the solution is elsewhere with :
1) The developpement of appropriate crafts allowing people of this Earth to
reach Mars in say 5 hours ... and Proxima Centuri in a max. time lapse of
say 24 hours ! .... Thanks to the understanding of the UPL or Universal
Pressure Law which I have the honour to have conceived and defined !
( The corner stone indeed of the True Geology )
2) To bring forcefully all the hundred of thousands imbeciles, masquerading
indeed as Geologists at the present time, back to school to learn the basis
of Solid applied Physics; Fluid Engineering; Process & Industrial
Engineering, a bit of Math of which they know nothing, a bit of Mining &
Fitting to give them back some common sense ... AND THEN put the Bastards to
the test :
That test being the writing in no less than a hundred pages,  of whole &
complete Machining Processus of a single Rounded Pebble attributed to
Glaaaaaaaaciatons by the present Lunatic Gogology Sci000nce  ... and of
which we find trillions upon trillions of samples all over the Earth !!!

Those who get a pass, will be allowed THEN to open their big clap-trap and
discuss matter pertaining to the Sacred Science of True Geology !
In the mean time, I wish those Bastards could just shut up and go on a
ranting elsewhere ... indeed this ng is supposed to discuss Geology and
neither ludicrous Creationist Creeds ( such as the Big Bang ) & Sectarian
Beuuuuliefs ( such as the Continental Rafting and the genesis of the immense
Carbonates sedimentations from Fossils Bones ... as well as other
schizophrenic follies ! )

(  Nom de Dieu, mais c'est pas possible  ! )

Thank you for your attention

-- 
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Australian Mining Pioneer
Hydro & Mining Prospector _ Senior Geologist
Discoverer & Legal Owner of Telfer; Kintyre & Nifty Mines
The Great Sandy Desert.of Australia
Discoverer of the South Atlantic Submarine Gold Placers
 (  40 Millions Tons estimate )
Founder of the TRUE GEOLOGY

~~Ignorance Is The Cosmic Sin, The One Never Forgiven ! ~~


"Ron" <baalke@earthlink.net> a �crit dans le message de
news:d5786437.0402221804.150cf9f8@posting.google.com...
> http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status.html
>
> SPIRIT UPDATE: Trench Exam Continues - sol 49, Feb 22, 2004
>
> Spirit continued its inspection of the trench dubbed "Road Cut" during
> the rover's 49th sol, ending at 1:56 p.m. Sunday, PST. It used three
> instruments on its robotic arm to examine the subsurface soil exposed by
> the sol 47 digging of the trench.
>
> Before dawn on sol 49, Spirit switched from its Moessbauer spectrometer
> to its alpha particle X-ray spectrometer for analysis of soil on the
> trench floor. Later, controllers played "Coisinha do Pai," by Beth
> Carvalho, as wake-up music. The rover inspected targets on the wall and
> floor of the trench with its microscope, then placed the Moessbauer
> spectrometer against a target on the trench wall for identifying the
> iron-bearing minerals there. The miniature thermal emission spectrometer
> took remote readings on the rover's wheel tracks in the morning and
> afternoon.
>
> Plans for sol 50 (ending at 2:35 p.m. Monday, PST) call for finishing
> inspection of the trench, then resuming the journey toward the rim of
> a crater dubbed "Bonneville," followed by a longer drive the following
> sol.
>
>
> OPPORTUNITY UPDATE: Busy Microscope at "El Capitan" - sol 28, Feb 22, 2004
>
> On sol 28, which ended at 1:38 a.m. Sunday, PST, Opportunity moved its
> arm repeatedly to make close-up inspections the "El Capitan" part of
> the street-curb-sized outcrop in the crater where the rover is working.
> Opportunity took 46 pictures with its microscope, examining several
> locations on "El Capitan" at a range of focal distances. It also placed
> its Moessbauer spectrometer and its alpha particle X-ray spectrometer on
> the rock target to assess what minerals and what elements are present.
>
> Controllers chose the song "I am a Rock," performed by Paul Simon and
> Art Garfunkel, as Opportunity's sol 28 wake-up music. The sol's
> activities included observations by the miniature thermal emission
> spectrometer and the panoramic camera, as well as the use of the tools
> on the arm.
>
> The arm's complex maneuvers totaled 25 minutes of actual arm movement.
> Rover planners' success in accomplishing them drew a round of applause
> in the Mission Support Area at JPL during the afternoon
> downlink from Mars.
>
> During the martian night, early on sol 29, Opportunity woke up and moved
> its arm again to switch from the Moessbauer spectrometer to the alpha
> particle X-ray spectrometer. Additional close-up inspections are
> planned for later in sol 29, which ends at 2:17 a.m. Monday. Plans for
> sol 30 feature the use of the rock abrasion tool to grind through the
> surface at one target on "El Capitan."