having a bit of trouble

• by delete_ef877e4f

  HI can anyone help me pls?

  Posted January 9, 2013 10:18 PM

• by delete_ef877e4f

  how has everyone saved their pics on here from off the Mars site?

  Posted January 9, 2013 10:19 PM

• by Portyankina scientist

  Hi!

  About ridges, which are actually channels, i.e. depressions rather than elevations http://planetfour.org/#/about

  Anya

  Posted January 9, 2013 10:21 PM

• by arthurzooniverse2013

  In this picture it looks like there's a blotch and a fan.

  Posted December 19, 2013 4:50 PM

• by JellyMonster

  As already mentioned, It is the first image you see in the tutorial.

  Posted March 7, 2014 5:08 PM

• by EA2014

  If an image is covered by 'lace' and identified as such - is it helpful or redundant - to also mark the obvious 'spiders'?

  Posted March 9, 2014 4:52 AM

• by EA2014

  I'm new to Planet4 and am learning my way around all the great posts and comments. I'd like to retract my question of 35 min ago ... as I just found a very good discussion on 'Spiders - Polygons - Lace' from a few weeks ago by Pete (p.titchin), Andy and Anya. The whole discussion added to my understanding, for which I'm very grateful (back to the drawing board)! I did reference the image APF0001w5j ...posted by Angi too. Thanks! ~Elizabeth

  Posted March 9, 2014 5:41 AM

• by wassock moderator

  Elizabeth if you have lace terrain with separate 'classic' spiders then it's probably worth flagging. It may be that the two form in different ways so both in the same place is interesting

  Posted March 10, 2014 9:49 PM

• by JellyMonster

  Re APF0001w5j - Have you noticed that all three spiders are aligned (there's one top right, almost out of picture)? Note - image has been flipped.

  

  Posted March 12, 2014 4:13 PM

• by EA2014

  THANKS wassock and JellyMonster - actually I was wondering about the alignment (I've noticed that a few times in other images ... really interesting ... would like to know more!). ?Question re: alignment & lower right spider - it seems 'another' alignment is happening (UL -LR) ... with 'another' possible spider forming at juncture of 3 cracks (just below small dark fan). Am I carrying the idea too far - or is it helpful to mark? (another example: the 3-pronged feature in upper left .... is it relavant?). First interest: getting you helpful data. Second interest: learning about it.

  Posted March 12, 2014 11:35 PM

• by wassock moderator

  The spiders here are interesting,they have fat bodies and in the spider zoo are tending towards what has been classified as "bugs". The other interesting thing is that none of the fans are obviously associated with the spiders.

  Posted March 13, 2014 12:51 AM