try again aussie
no one liner

[edit on 21-5-2008 by miguelbmx]

It's a rock that looks sort of like a skull, until proven otherwise. Got any proof of it not being a rock? Then it's a rock.

is this the guy?

Originally posted by west aussie

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Nothing to do with that one, spikedmilk has posted the correct photo, the skull is in the bottom right hand corner of quadrant three behind the dark rock.

I think I can see something almost dead center on the bottom that looks something like a skull buried to the bridge of the nose. Is this what you're talking about?

EDIT: SpikedMilk picked it out and beat me...

[edit on 21-5-2008 by _Del_]

I can find all sorts of "things" in that picture if I use my imagination, and some resemble patterns of things that stand out that requires very little imagination to see. But imagination is all that it is.

It is not a skull. Sorry to be th bearer of bad news. It's a rock. Quick, run outside and look up, let me know how many things you can point out in the clouds, or god forbid you ever see a picture of the Grand Canyon here on earth, skulls, spaceships or whatever you WANT to see will be in every photo.

Unfortunately, our desire to desperately believe the least likely explanations concerning mundane things have painted us in the corner that Ufology is stuck in. I mean, seriously, how many things do you need to ignore and turn a blind eye too before you jump of the edge of absurdity and claim a stinkin' rock on Mars is a human skull? I could convince my neighbor's 5 year old that the cloud in the sky we looked at yesterday was in fact Scooby Doo and didn't just resemble him, but eventually they will grow up and realize it is just a cloud. It time to grow up, guys.

Well, it would certainly go a long way toward determining if either of these "skulls" were something other than skull-shaped rocks if there was any... oh, I don't know... evidence to suggest they were anything but skull-shaped rocks.

Any teensy little bit of evidence.