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originally posted by: Aleister
a reply to: skyblueworld
Nah, it's cool, I think, and I for two have appreciated your posts here. I think the site is still a bit touchy from a couple of days ago (funbox's comment was, I think, sarcastic and not actually directed at you). So please don't take this stuff personally, at least not totally. Thanks.
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: skyblueworld
It's a dumbbell, used for weigh lifting at the Martian Olympics.
originally posted by: lunarcartographer
a reply to: skyblueworld
Very good find skyblue, thanks for posting it here at ATS. What I also find interesting besides the wheels and axle, is the inner hub and the tip of the axle shown coming out in the center. The odds of a natural rock having all these features together is astronomical in my opinion and experience as a photo interpreter and imagery analyst for my entire carrier.
I think this ranks as one of the best finds yet, and because of the reasons above I'm going with it is highly unlikely that erosion or any other natural action made this from rock. Maybe a historical find ??
To have a better analysis NASA needs to go back for a close up.