Dawn RC3 Images of Ceres

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Todd, may be it is time for all so called intellectuals of mainstream (?) scientific community (of open society, because secret society people know the truth) to revise their methods of studying and establishing facts about the universe. It appears that Mr Hoagland is coming closer with his speculations. An interesting story here, in ancient sanskrit scriptures it is mentioned that the moons are "Pitru Lokas" literally means "Genetic Dept Planets", and it seems there are theree for our earth people. Offcourse again in future I won't be mentioning these opinions any more, because it may dilute the interest of the website.

Just FYI, attached the image of ceres polar region. To do even guess work on an advanced civilization's technology, it may be very very difficult and beyond comprehension some times.

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9 years 1 day ago #1303 by Todd

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9 years 11 hours ago #1304 by Dawn

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Nice work on those images! Another thing I find interesting on these images is the "crater" nearer the bottom that seems to have square structures on the bottom wall of the crater. On the main anomaly, I have a question. Which direction is Ceres rotating? The round bright spot is nearly dead center. If this is venting of some kind, could some of the venting materials be falling back to the surface, to refreeze? Thanks for your work on these images, this is getting exciting!

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9 years 10 hours ago #1305 by Todd

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Ceres rotates west towards east and wobbles slightly, which is why they initially suspected water.
solarsystem.nasa.gov/scitech/display.cfm?ST_ID=2474
They're saying the spots are potentially ice now.
www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=4582
www.scientificamerican.com/article/dawn-spacecraft-images-reveal-ice-rinks-on-ceres/

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8 years 11 months ago #1331 by Todd

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No lights in the dark.

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