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Michael Gmirkin — (archived)

That's awesome. Someone who sees the idiocy of current theory.

Yeah, no, dust won't "settle" through ice. That's just a ridiculous fallacy to support an insupportable conclusion. The spiders are simply features of the surface lying underneath the ice that get revealed as the CO2 sublimates. It's that simple. See my buried response threads to Greg Orme further down the line in the archive. We've had a rather interesting repartee. :)

These are most likely scarred surface features that have just been covered up by ice and they get revealed, re-covered, revealed, etc.

Think Lichtenberg figures. ;) I'll leave your imagination to do the rest, well, once you look up Lichtenberg formation anyway... Hint: think electricity! Charged body in space. Bombarded by charged particles repeatedly until catastrophic discharge ensues.

*Smile*

Cheers,
~Michael

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