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From: JJ Mercieca <mufor@maltanet.net>
Date: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 16:47:12 +0200
Fwd Date: Sat, 26 Jul 1997 14:37:03 -0400
Subject: NASA "unlikely" to image anomalies

Go to Stan McDaniel's web site for a new article entitled
NASA "UNLIKELY" TO IMAGE ANOMALIES

http://www.mcdanielreport.com/ladwig.htm

A couple of excerpts :

Now, however, with its successful Pathfinder
landing and the  attendant public excitement,
it appears that NASA is less timid  about
revealing its true plan for re-imaging Cydonia
with the  Mars Global Surveyor. Alan Ladwig, NASA
Assistant Administrator  for Policy and
Planning, stated on CNN (July 7, 1997) that the
entire planet will be photographed [in other
words, at low  resolution with the wide-angle
cameras] and probably images of  the Face will
be taken -- but it is "unlikely" that high
resolution images will be obtained.

.....

In his statement on CNN, Mr. Ladwig cited as
"proof" that there no NASA cover up, the
fact that NASA is sharing its Pathfinder
data so openly with the public. This is a
strangely illogical argument: What does
sharing Pathfinder data have to do with
getting new high resolution images of the
Cydonia anomalies? Nothing. The statement
simply obscures the fact that the only
images of the Face they expect to obtain are
useless ones from the low resolution mapping
cameras. The reasoning seems to be: Give
them the pathfinder, and they will forget
about Cydonia.

---  Regards,  JJ Mercieca
Malta UFO Research
http://www.mufor.org/