Valley of the Queens… on MARS

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I'm more than patient, that's why I'm not jumping to conclusions. I think there's a somewhat decent chance we'll find something one of these days.

Originally posted by KEMIK
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I'm more than patient, that's why I'm not jumping to conclusions. I think there's a somewhat decent chance we'll find something one of these days.

And you are absolutely right, KEMIK!

Strange "natural" rock formations....

Have you ever even taken a look at the images of deserts and other arid areas here on Earth in your own backyard? Take a look at the geology of remote areas of Death Valley in California from GE, -THEN-, go and start looking for these "anomalies" on Mars... I think you'll find mother nature is quite creative when it comes to geological forms and land masses; especially when viewed from a few hundred thousand feet.

Strange similar anomlies.... "Circular stones" in different place on Mars.

You, of couse, are not a geologist.
However thanks for you free opinion.

I work in an enviromentmal company with many geologists. A few times, I've asked them to take a look at various "statues" and "wrenches" and other items. Every single time, I've gotten a "well, yes, that's a rock" response. You are not a geologist either. To a geologist, these are all very natural formations.