Brian Cory Dobbs

With a very specific structure.

So, Ryan, is that the end of the slideshow?

So we have these odd things.

I'm just asking for NASA to take an authentic look at these things, not through the lens of geology.

But if they want to continue only looking at it through the lens of geology, then help me explain these things.

Show me an example of anything that looks like any of that here on Earth that's a naturally derived feature.

And I'm asking this of you, of the audience of NASA, if you can show me side-by-side comparisons, like this is what it could be.

Fine, we'll cross that one off the list.

Let's move on to the next one, you know?

I'm trying to pick out the ones that are more obvious, and all we have are one photo here and one photo there.

Yes, and I don't know if it's part of this presentation, Ryan, you might be able to bring it up, but you can see here, even though this is low quality, okay?

You can see the striations here, the geological striations coming from one side to the other, but it is interrupted by this rectangular void.

And if you actually take a look at the full picture, you can see this giant hillside that

and it is completely an anomaly.

Yeah, I mean, you can even just see how odd this is without the upscale.

We're just zooming in on a pixelated image from the internet.

Yeah, and let me... You're right.

And I guess, Matt, that the important thing to remember here is that not... I would say that no one of these things is enough to move the needle.

To truly appreciate just what it is we're dealing with with Mars is you really have to look at the totality of evidence.

Okay, if we're just focused on artifacts, it's like, okay, some of these you're not really sure about.