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Originally posted by Benarius
Nice find. But it was discussed in another thread. Asteroids that fall onto mars sometimes roll.
Originally posted by Benarius
Nice find. But it was discussed in another thread. Asteroids that fall onto mars sometimes roll.
Originally posted by silver6ix
Im looking at what is the original image but I dont see this there, I see a pixelated blur where the object is but theres nowhere near enough resolution to see any tracks.
hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu...
This I assume is the original right? Can you link to the original image you zoomed on to find this?
The objects that I find to be interesting are the ones that do not follow the natural path of gravity, like objects that seem to roll "uphill".
Originally posted by super70
Originally posted by Benarius
Nice find. But it was discussed in another thread. Asteroids that fall onto mars sometimes roll.
No doubt that asteroids fall and roll on Mars, rocks also break free and will tumble down hill. I have found rocks that have rolled down hill in most Mars images.
The objects that I find to be interesting are the ones that do not follow the natural path of gravity, like objects that seem to roll "uphill".