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Proof or Spoof?
Nick Hoffman — (archived)

Robert, my advbice is to stick to your day job.

Your "evidence" is internally inconsistent and highly subjective. Also, your method of presenting a chain of evidence is rather illogical.

There is no more evidence for liquid water or surface frosts in Solis Lacus than in any other part of temperate Mars. White patches are inadequate to explain frost, especially since they are clearly in sunlit sun-facing areas, at the wrong time of day and year.

Do you even understand how the brightness of MOC images is derived? These areas may well be "dark" rather than "light". They are certainly NOT bright white.

As for colours, you seem very quick to accept the apparent hue of heavily processed images as real. Perhaps you should play with photoshop a bit more and see how easy it is to give people green faces...

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