MARS ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR
Report #209
October 10, 2011
Joseph P. Skipper
J. P. Skipper can be contacted at: jskipper@marsanomalyresearch.com

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/m07_m12/images/M08/M0806569.html
http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/html/m08065/m0806569.html

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/m07_m12/images/M07/M0703605.html
http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/html/m07036/m0703605.html

http://www.msss.com/moc_gallery/e07_e12/images/E09/E0900466.html
http://ida.wr.usgs.gov/html/e09004/e0900466.html
It's good to be cautious but not blind.
In addition to the images above, take a look at my Report
#162 as well as Report
#160 for more visual insights into the Mars water vapor atmospheric conditions
situation. Incredibly, in Report #160, there is even a link to a accelerated
video developed by NASA/JPL themselves associated with the time of the Phoenix
Lander data to visually and actively push the concept of water vapor in the
Mars atmosphere and push it hard.
However, the seemingly hard headed and clueless scientists just can't seem
to grasp it even after officially being pushed at formal level and not just
by independent researchers like me. Why? Because the scientists think they
know that the Mars atmosphere at that infinitesimal
.03% just will not allow it. After all, their computer models, thought to
be objective, confirm it. Further, they know that NASA and JPL have been historically
against this kind of recognition and guess who pays many of their salaries.
Therefore is just can't be regardless of the visual evidence or who presents
it!
Remember, this kind of inaccurate older raw basic .03% water vapor data, that
the new ESA Mars atmosphere super saturation release is so contrary to, is
what is being fed into the scientist's computer models. With generations of
scientists being exposed to inaccuracies like this for so long accepting it
as consensus truth and Mars rover images for example confirming nothing but
the appearance of desolate dry sand and rock conditions, perhaps you can begin
to understand how the academic and science communities can blindly peer following
peer dismiss visual evidence to the contrary.
As you can begin to see in my previous reports linked here, the evidence of
water vapor in the Mars atmosphere is not new at all as it has been a part
of the visual exploration raw science data that has been subtly telling us
of this for years, at least for any that can be objective. The only thing
that is new is at last the now incredibly blunt revelation at official level
of this super saturation aspect making atmospheric water vapor on Mars now
ultra obvious. In other words, the problem isn't with the evidence but with
the highly educated (conditioned) human psychology determined not to see it.
Why do they not see it? In my opinion, it is because there is nothing good
incentive wise in it for them to do so. No matter how one cuts it, a truth
like this means a black eye for them. It always leads back in an evidence
chain to them as being too gullible in not asking the tough questions to start
with and allowing themselves to be manipulated so easily. In other words,
again it is an ego/psychological thing. If leadership like NASA and JPL would
just accept responsibility, that might take the pressure (blame) off of the
general academic and science communities allowing them to see it better and
quicker. However, for the leadership types, it's a survival thing and so there
you see the dilemma.
Remember the official reporting of dust storms that essentially temporarily
blanked the bulk of the Mars globe obscuring it from view? Now that ESA tells
us that the Mars mid level atmosphere is super saturated with water vapor,
it's easier to understand that very likely the "dust" concept was
a misdirection orchestrated by the secrecy agenda. It should come to us as
I've previously reported before that obscuring storms officially identified
as dust has the same look to them as water vapor clouds when viewed from the
imaging distances involved. In other words, it's a clue.
One can perhaps understand the academic and science communities ignoring an
upstart independent like me but official releases like this from a respected
organization like ESA? Now I suspect that many of us know that ESA is in large
part an extension of NASA and JPL. Therefore such a release would not happen
without NASA and JPL's approval. However, the lack of attention this is likely
to get in the USA media demonstrates just how deep the past "higher education"
conditioning is leading into very inflexible human behavior including at both
science and media levels. Still, the bottom line is it's okay you academics,
scientists, and media, the official message is clear!
IT IS OKAY TO SEE WHAT IS THERE, SO GET ON WITH IT!
YOU NEED TO WAKE UP NOW!
Smaller more subtle clues in the data like 11-12 year old visual examples
presented above have failed to jar the academic and science communities out
of their conditioning, now the secrecy agenda is stampeding a bit by dual
releases within a few weeks of each other confirming the presence of possible
Mars salt (assumption) surface water in a liquid state and then this newest
revelation of a super saturated Mars mid level atmosphere. Scientists, what
do they have to do, spell it out for you in GIANT CAPITAL LETTERS or smack
you? Surely you're smarter than that, conditioning or no! Think beyond your
computer models! Start for example by looking at the verifiable visual evidence
here in this and previous reports.
Let me make it clear, this last official release of Mars super saturated atmospheric
water vapor is most definitely a game changer, depending on the targeted psychologies
involved, and really risky business from the secrecy point of view. They may
have done this release through ESA in case they need to try and sacrifice
them and their credibility if the going gets too rough with such a bold move
but I don't think any of that will happen. The conditioning is just too deep.
In my opinion, the secrecy types are getting very frustrated with the academic
and science communities not picking up the ball and running with it when they
want them to and in the manner they want them to.
Worse someone who isn't us may be watching and judging all this poor human
behavior. Sound like I'm going too far with that? If so, you need to understand
that the secrecy agenda on our end would not deviate so from the old tried
and true secrecy and delay tactic's of the past unless they are feeling very
pressed for time and "pressed for time"
is a key piece of information here. I suspect their stampeding a bit may be
the result of someone else's implacable agenda playing out here and their
finally fully realizing it. Logically I suspect the time of change is now
just about upon us and we are about to learn some earth shaking truths in
the months and year or two ahead during which time the old will fall away
and new will replace it.
Let's consider some speculation that might test this same human behavior of
reluctance in you and I. For example, the planet Earth we think is about 4.5
billion years old. The accepted general consensus is that man has been here
for around 200,000 years with lots of disagreement on that and civilized for
only the past 8000-9000 years with more disagreement on that and of course
in our diversity we are found in plenty on every continent.
On the other hand, it appears that dinosaurs dominated Earth for roughly an
incredible 160,000,000 years with that species also on every continent all
around the planet and the most diverse land species ever with many being bipedal.
We know that the principle of adaptive evolution does exist whether it explains
our presence here or not, yet we are to believe that dinosaurs occupying every
portion of this planet and super diverse also with bipedal adaptations did
not develop beyond the primitive vegetation and meat chomping on each other
animal stages of life in the 160,000,000 years available to them? It's a tenant
supported by the Earth's fossil record that we're known to have discovered
so far.
Despite the fossil record, I find that hard to swallow. Why? Because I can
think and I say it is something that needs to be questioned and alternative
paths explored.
But, that's not the point I'm trying to make here in this speculation. What
if we were to learn in any coming change that what really happened was that
the dinosaur species still occupies and dominates Earth in a different more
original time line and that the past, present, and future we experience here
represents a time line purposely altered? If a knowledge scenario like this
started playing out in the coming change, would it cause you a problem? That
question is my point.
In speculation, it's the same with Mars and other planets as well as space
itself. What if we learn that we have been heavily manipulated on so many
different levels of perception? What if we learn that Mars has an atmosphere
breathable to Earth humans with tolerable temperatures and water in a liquid
state scattered all around that planet's surface as well as vast amounts of
life taking advantage of it? What if we learn that someone else with advanced
technology is on Mars claiming it as their home and possession by right of
long occupation?
What if such revelations in a chain reaction results in the realization that
life is every where including on the other planets in our system as well as
even our own Moon that someone else claims by right of long occupation? What
if we learn that space itself around us is full of life, some of which might
be hard for us to understand. What if we learn that we share this planet Earth
with someone else not us and with an older claim? Ask yourself the question,
is it too much or can you adapt?
In my opinion, although we may not fully recognize it yet, posterity will
recognize this NASA/JPL/ESA admission as a turning point in our Earth human
development history. It is a potential door of chain reaction knowledge that
is just starting to open and what we Earth humans will eventually in the years
ahead be facing as we dive down deeper into new knowledge that will be earth
shaking to so many of us because of our past isolation. It may be that in
such a testing we'll be like the current academics and scientists that can't
see the atmospheric water vapor for the clouds in the sky?
Once this door of knowledge is opened, it cannot be successfully closed again
to shut off the content. It's like eating from the forbidden tree of knowledge.
Once done, simplicity is gone along with the ignorance of isolation. On the
other hand, how can a race or an entity progress if not challenged with new
things previously insufficiently considered? The question is do you want to
progress or stagnate? Each of us must decide.
In my opinion, this bold but risky to secrecy move to at last reveal Mars
super saturated atmospheric water vapor and opening that door, even if it
is designed to preserve secrecy as a survival move, is welcome. It demonstrates
that at least someone some where in the shadows is thinking rationally and
recognizing the real problem, that it is with our own human behavior, and
like it or not that we are all in the same boat as a race. However, it also
demonstrates that someone better in the know that we are is perceiving by
taking this much risk that time is either up or just about up and any time
for delay is essentially over.
Now I realize that some will be offended by so much meandering speculation
on my part in this report over that of my normally more reserved style. I
do regret that. However, in the last 11-12 years of working in this field,
one cannot help but develop a feel for its intricacies and implications. I've
decided to share some with you here because of the importance and implications
I perceive of this particular Mars water vapor revelation and where it may
lead.
Just remember that most of this except for the visual atmospheric water vapor
evidence is just one person's opinion and perception. You must decide any
degree of merit or lack of it for yourself.
Joseph P. Skipper, Researcher
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