I am uploading my Mars work to this thread

originally posted by: Strebor

plus.google.com...

can't access because i don't have a google account.

a reply to: Strebor

Same method i used to insert these images.

You can always go to imgur and upload them that way. Once they've uploaded, they'll be some links to share them on the right hand side of the image. The link that says "BB Code/Message Board" is the one you want, copy and paste into a post here.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

:O We can use imgur here? Learn something new every day.

Strebor: what is it that you think were looking at? I'm seeing some Picasso like gorilla face wearing a wok.

I think your opinion on what your seeing and why may help.

a reply to: shaneslaughta

That's usually how I embed photos into my posts. I'm to lazy to type out BB code and imgur does it for me. I'll double check with other staff to make sure there's nothing against it -- I've never heard anything.

a reply to: Strebor

Impressive so far. Give us your thoughts on what we are looking at here.

(getting popcorn)

originally posted by: Strebor

They all look like rocks. This one sticks out but you can see you colored the background to make the image stick out. If it wasn't colored, I'd suspect a rock.

The below is a repeat from above but with highlighted craft
Everyone seems to be missing this. The craft has landing gear, and a shadow. Hidden in plain site.
NASA guys just LEFT IT THERE. UNTOUCHED. NO BLURRING at all!
Shaped like a big sunflower seed, this thing rests on a hill in the pretty far distance in the Rocknest photo.
I will show everyone later exactly where in this large photo these items are located.



This this next one, I will mention that it is nearly straight down from the high point Curiosity took the pic.
Also, the contrast is adjusted and that's when the coloring appeared.. The "feet" are still very obvious in the original
Rocknest pic. Also, the downloadable version of Rocknest does NOT have the resolution nor does it have much of the area closer to Curiosity displayed

Airborne. These or this helmeted biped is seen numerous more times.




Others have mentioned this "human" found left of the "bird" in Rocknest photo.
However, I think this is the clearest example. Inset included.

originally posted by: Strebor

Osama Bin Laden. we need to invade Mars!

Large, on side of cliff


Small, near to Curiosity






I'm wondering if the below isn't a joke inserted by NASA. Very odd.

This one is located to left of "bird" and then up.
Strange. There is a large skull to the left, and boxed in green I believe that is a classic Gray.
Again, is the real or are the NASA guys jacking w us? The entire "Gray" isn't there, only the top portion of the head.
Whatever...

Now that you've posted and shown some... gotta say "Hmmm..."

I'm sure it's all rocks, 'cause they gotta be... right? A few are really double take worthy, though... so no trolling from this member... noteworthy at least.

The feet? Could be a weird rock, sure. The long skull is pretty skully and the human looking one like they're wearing clothing with a shadow is.. .hard to wrangle as geology.

The landed craft.. .well it could be a rock shelf, imo, but some of these are neat. Good job spotting them.

Now to figure out scale... heh.

The one of the "Human" looks Photoshopped.

The one of the feet i can only surmise looks the way it does because the light source is directly in front of the rover and behind the rock. If you look at the layers of rock slightly up and to the right you can see more fractures/layers. Its an optical trick.

This is just to the left of the Seed-shaped craft. Behind, you see structures in white.
There seems to be a Serpent motif in this Gale Crater area of mars. Circled is what appears to be the head.
I'm saying this is a structure, not an actual snake.


Another. Head circled again


More of the same to the left of above. Serpents and other reptiles structures overlooking the area.

Near to Curiosity.


Far from Curiosity


Near the above items. Water?


The following appear to be ground vehicles.