ASTEROID VESTA EVIDENCE

Report 214

December 23, 2011

 

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA14714

The above 1st black and white image evidence is drawn from NASA Photojournal image PIA14714 as taken by the Dawn spacecraft of the asteroid Vesta and posted in the NASA Photojournal on 9/16/2011. The overall Dawn mission is managed by JPL with significant contributions by Germany. Dawn targets asteroid Vesta in 2011–2012 as the second largest mass in the asteroid belt and Ceres in 2015 as the largest mass in the asteroid belt by far currently classed as a dwarf planet.

Vesta is a generally spherical asteroid about 530 km or 330 miles in diameter compared to the dwarf planet Ceres at 950 km or 590 miles and Vesta may one day be classed as a dwarf planet. The Dawn spacecraft went into orbit around Vesta on 7/16/2011 for planned one year exploration and then is planned to move on to Ceres by 2015. It is thought that Ceres may contain water on its surface that might even support life.

The above 1st image is a context wide-angle shot. The yellow arrow points out an object impact or crash site on Vesta. It appears to me that most of this wide-angle scene on Vesta is hidden under a lot of wide spread smudge treatments. That sends up a red alert flag for me. Even so, we can still see some interesting evidence as follows.

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA14714

The above 2nd, 3d, and 4th images show increasingly closer and closer views of the impact/crash site. The fluffy surrounding terrain is in my opinion smudge image tampering coating just about everything. As a result and as you can see, it is hard to know just what we are looking at here? Is it a lighter color disk shaped object as it first appears in the more distant images or a smaller wedge shaped dark object pointed into the center of an already existing crater appearing more so in the closest 4th image view?

Without being able to adequately examine the site or its immediate surroundings due to the smudge treatments, it is hard to tell. However, what the smudge can't entirely hide is that something has impacted this spot powerful enough to throw out a telltale radial pattern of ejecta into the surrounding terrain. It is at least interesting. On the other hand, the images below of different evidence taken from a separate image of the same asteroid Vesta is a even more interesting.

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA14705

The above 5th, 6th, and 7th images taken from image #PIA14705 again by the Dawn spacecraft of asteroid Vesta and again posted in the NASA Photojournal on 9/16/2011 offers increasingly closer views of what very much appears to be the skeletal remains of a winged aircraft on Vesta. Note that it has a bombed out look to it which may likely be due to many small meteor or asteroid debris impacts over time. Considering the poor condition of this object and if it is an aircraft, it can be speculated that it has been laying there for a very long time and may well be ancient.

Note that the presence of backward swept wings suggest a fast design that is suitable for atmospheric flight and yet it is found here on the asteroid Vesta in space in the asteroid belt. In other words, this could be a truly ancient aircraft designed for use on some world like Earth with an atmosphere. Could this be an object seen here on Earth by ancient civilizations that influenced their artwork as below?

The above 8th image demonstrate just two examples of some aircraft designs produced by ancient civilizations in Central and South America long before there should have been knowledge of flight, at least according to conventional thinking. Note the similarities in shapes in these smaller more personal vehicles but demonstrating apparent similar flight design and functions to the object on Vesta. Yes, this Vesta evidence is very suggestive of an aircraft.

However, in all fairness, there is another consideration here. Go back up to the 5th, 6th and 7th images and especially the 7th image. Take note of what appears to be two glowing eyes in the darkness to the left of the object in question pointed out by a yellow arrow and a question mark. Note that little can be seen of anything surrounding these two glowing orbs. Are these eyes belonging to some immense organic living creature? Could there be a serious cooter hidden in these shadows? I draw you attention to this because I tried to lightened this area to take a better look at this and failed.

Upon testing, it appears that this darkness around this object in question is not true shadow as it is meant to appear but an artificial coating that will not respond to lightening as would true shadow. That of course, once again with the Vesta imaging, suggests image tampering likely hiding something there. We can't know what that might be but my point is that this darkness application may also be accidentally confining and creating the shape of the aircraft out of the lighted terrain.

In other words, the aircraft wing shapes may be an accidental byproduct of image tampering applied by an artificial intelligence super computer. The AI lacking human imagination and with its likely closer views not admitted to may know that this "object" was actually ground confined and shaped by its applications, would typically not be concerned with a byproduct shape it created in applying the darkness.

Note how the front edge backward angle of the "wings" extends across the "shadow" darkness into the lighted terrain further away from the object on both sides. The terrain there tends to align up with the wing angle very well and this tends to confirm that the image tampering applications are helping to create this aircraft shape with the wings.

Of course I could be wrong about this but it is all part of the visual evidence and everything must be taken into consideration. Sorry about that but at least you can perhaps see the complexity and how one must in fairness always try to remain objective. Further, researchers ignore image tampering factors at their peril. One thing is fairly certain and that is that the image tampering is not there just for the hell of it or to tease you and I. Something else we would visually recognize is being hidden from our view here way out on the asteroid Vesta.

When one thinks about it, the obfuscation may itself support the speculation that this second object is indeed an ancient aircraft. Why? Because it could suggest that some other supporting evidence may have been hidden here.

What ever is being hidden from us there may in part explain why someone spent so much money on the Dawn Mission to just visit some asteroid rocks out in space. Someone may have suspected to start with that there might be something to hide on this asteroid and was willing to spend a lot of our resources to examine it closer along with the probably more main and bigger target Ceres. That potential is also why I am reporting on this rather than just closing the door on it with no reporting.

What they are hiding, you and I should be interested in. At least as long as we don't just mindlessly swallow what ever we are officially told hook, line and sinker or by omission not told.

, Investigator