Curiosity and NASA cover up?

Most people use GOOGLE, so many might not have noticed a recent article posted on Yahoo.

ca.news.yahoo.com...

I thought it would be great for ATS fans as two hours after the picture was released, and "space junkies" were fondling over the image in the distance, the photo was thusly removed.

What do you think it is? Black and white caused shadows? Building? Just a random blur? But why remove it than?

been done already...
www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by FreeMindedMason


... it's just as I predicted in the thread posted above, HERE

Quoting myself:

Oh dear. Here we go. And when the dust covers are off, with better, higher resolution, clearer images, all the peeps will be talking about these 'anomalies' getting photoshop'd out of the images as a big NASA coverup. *sigh*

reply to post by Druscilla


Banging, head and wall, all come to mind.

Does anybody know if there is an ignore feature on ATS? It would really come in handy.

Originally posted by FreeMindedMason
Most people use GOOGLE, so many might not have noticed a recent article posted on Yahoo.

ca.news.yahoo.com...

I thought it would be great for ATS fans as two hours after the picture was released, and "space junkies" were fondling over the image in the distance, the photo was thusly removed.

What do you think it is? Black and white caused shadows? Building? Just a random blur? But why remove it than?

Here you go
The Puff on Mars: Mystery solved?
cosmiclog.nbcnews.com...