SUBJECT>Drawing a map
POSTER>Xanthos 
EMAIL>m.f.g.@usa.net
DATE>June 23, 1997 at 01:34:31
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I mentioned the idea of drawing a map about the Mars terrain and the locations of Jose's <br>cave, Andrews cave, the platform, the landing site and the Gate at the canyon. That can <br>be easily done, as I can provide an URL for this purpose. In this map we could draw in <br>also the landing sites and movements of the MN's probes and by clicking even a schema <br>of the tunnels as far it is known to us. I think, that could be of some help to us and to the <br>newbies, who might come.<p>Now Zachary stated that the J-probe has met the frequency our probes are using, so we <br>can't be save anymore not to be scanned by the J-probe and therefore by the Japanese. <p>DrD., one of the probes has told us Mrs. Dilyn is using an independent frequency to <br>reach them. Is there any possibility to contact the probes by that in a "closed" way like <br>PGP ?? All I need are the relative distances and directions of the above mentioned <br>locations plus two neutral points, let's call them "Yankee" and "Zulu", to triangulate <br>foreign forces when in contact with our probes. Let's also take miles as measurement. <br>Yankee should be a hundred miles north and then a  hundred miles west of Jose's cave, <br>Zulu a hundred miles south and then a hundred miles west of Jose's cave.<br>Let's also code significant locations that way:<p>Jose's cave = Juliet<br>Andrews cave = Alpha<br>the Platform = Papa<br>Stage 2 = Sierra<br>the fortress = Foxtrot<br>the big Gate = Golf<br>Canyons = Charlies<br>Ravines = Romeos<br>Olympus Mons = Oscar<br>the Escarpment = Echo<br>the J-lander = Lima<p>By mixing landscapes and locations any foreign force can't check, which is which, and <br>we can lead our probes, not telling, where they are moving. Also even by locating <br>Yankee and Zulu, they won't find anything significant over there. I just hope the J-probe <br>can't triangulate our probes by their transmission<p>What you think about that ??<p>m.f.g.<p>X<p>I hope the J-probe can't triangulate our probes by their transmissions<p>

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