My Marsquake Questions:
Not that there is any conspiracy or Tremors-style Kevin Bacon aliens here, just that I find these four factors all rather odd. Perhaps a professional who has spent ample time examining distant Earthquake wave form signatures can explain this set of phenomena.
1. Anyone besides me find it odd for Mars to feature a 12 minute long single Marsquake quakeform event? Not a quake with aftershocks, mind you - but a single Marsquake lasting 12 minutes of one single wav form in duration and disciplined arrival distribution?
2. And why would a Mars quake arrive in a disciplined Poisson arrival distribution function and not a chaotic positive skewed Beta arrival distribution like all other Earthquakes we have ever measured? This makes no sense at all. Do Mars quakes adhere to single factor integral calculus?
3. Anyone besides me find it odd for Mars to have a quake which registered only in high frequencies above 10 Hz? I suppose a distant tremor moving through the right materials could serve to filter/refract the otherwise broadband frequencies in this manner.
4. And why would a frequency spectrogram for Mars quakes, be truncated at 10 Hz at the top? Especially if we are LOOKING for far away, high frequency signatures to begin with. That is like attempting to spot fir trees using a scope which only sees in one narrow colorband of dark red. The trees are friggin light green, why not look in that color band? We don't do that with Earthquake wave spectrograms.
Not that there is any conspiracy or Tremors-style Kevin Bacon aliens here, just that I find these four factors all rather odd. Perhaps a professional who has spent ample time examining distant Earthquake wave form signatures can explain this set of phenomena.
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