Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (2015)

originally posted by: funbox
the depth of stratification is so varied , it's almost like im looking at stone works

mast sol 993
obviously not strong enough

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That looks like more of those possible "sculptures" I have saved all of the pieces of one sculpture that was shattered, this is a style very like Aztec

a reply to: funbox

Same image...

a reply to: Char-Lee

these should be in colour soon , maybe this weekend will throw up some shiny things

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a reply to: drwire

you seeing broken coffins in that picture Doc ?




anyone know if the rovers been making funny marks again ?



mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

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originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: drwire

anyone know if the rovers been making funny marks again ?

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
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Foot print! Nuggets of gold all around...is that a wormhole in the footprint/molar print?

a reply to: Char-Lee

I didn't see it as a footprint, like a dogs or deer's ,I was thinking more along the lines of a malformed simon says game.. I wonder if it takes battery's @D

you see that tapered thing as well in top left piece of pie ?

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originally posted by: funbox
so which elements of the erosion process carved out those fine gaps in the rock ? the wind, picking and choosing ? , decided it was going to carve a fork shape , got bored of making ,eggs, it tunnels, and the like ?

Most rocks are not uniform as a piece of moulded plastic, their consistency and composition may have enough differences to allow parts of them to be easier eroded (either by wind or, like the examples I posted, chemical reactions) than the rest, resulting in strange shapes.

a reply to: ArMaP

just a co-incidence then, in you're eyes

I can appreciate a softer material being eroded away by an asthmatic wind , but if we were to turn it horizontally and look at the stratification ,at the 2 cm range , and look at it on the three feet range as in earlier photo's , what then were the conditions on mars to cause such varied stratification , what we need, I think, is a time machine

all plausible denials though ArMaP , but don't they add up

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originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: ArMaP

just a co-incidence then, in you're eyes

Not a coincidence, a result of how the rock was made.

I can appreciate a softer material being eroded away by an asthmatic wind , but if we were to turn it horizontally and look at the stratification ,at the 2 cm range , and look at it on the three feet range as in earlier photo's , what then were the conditions on mars to cause such varied stratification , what we need, I think, is a time machine

I don't understand what you mean by "2 cm range" and "three feet range" and what connection that may have with the way rocks may be eroded.

all plausible denials though ArMaP , but don't they add up

What doesn't "add up", that rocks get eroded at different rates?

originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: Char-Lee

I didn't see it as a footprint, like a dogs or deer's ,I was think more along the lines of a malformed simon says game.. I wonder if it takes battery's @D

you see that tapered thing as well in top left piece of pie ?

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Yes I see that thing...
I can see it your way too;-)
But I am thinking marsamalish the general shape of the stone is similar to many fossil footprints from squishing wet stuff i assume.

a reply to: ArMaP


im talking about the varying degree's of stratification we're seeing in the photo's , but then this might be another material seeping through in veins , the softer material wouldn't necessarily be layered flat alongside its counterpart,

all sorted ArMaP ,

like they use forks on mars anyway

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a reply to: Char-Lee

who was it earlier who was asking for a footprint ? I don't think they mentioned anything about it being a bipedal footprint

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originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: funbox
so which elements of the erosion process carved out those fine gaps in the rock ? the wind, picking and choosing ? , decided it was going to carve a fork shape , got bored of making ,eggs, it tunnels, and the like ?

Most rocks are not uniform as a piece of moulded plastic, their consistency and composition may have enough differences to allow parts of them to be easier eroded (either by wind or, like the examples I posted, chemical reactions) than the rest, resulting in strange shapes.

Sometimes there are other reasons for the differences though such as this Fossil Tetrapod Footprint

originally posted by: funbox
like they use forks on mars anyway

How do they eat their spaghetti?

a reply to: ArMaP

like some do on earth , with their face's , they have a great, and profitable industry in flannels though


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Wow some interesting pictures here!

I saw this in our news today, it was under the headline "Big Bird found in space"
Now, I dont see how they see Big Bird and I dont care about that,
but I see shapes/shadows of two people, one standing, one sitting, both of them with something in their hands.

I got only the picture on twitter, here's the link:
twitter.com...

(sorry, dont know how to embed just the pic)

originally posted by: justbe
Wow some interesting pictures here!

I saw this in our news today, it was under the headline "Big Bird found in space"
Now, I dont see how they see Big Bird and I dont care about that,
but I see shapes/shadows of two people, one standing, one sitting, both of them with something in their hands.

I got only the picture on twitter, here's the link:
twitter.com...

(sorry, dont know how to embed just the pic)

a reply to: Char-Lee

Thank you!

a reply to: justbe

Dont play with shadows man. That stuff will make you go insane

a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

you went there, had to disturb the darkened ,...



nice cleavage though

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