Nice HI-RES Curiosity pics - latest apparently

OK these are pretty high quality pix, unfortunately not enough pix and many are close-ups, but otherwise at least they are proper hi-res pics as we'd expect in 2012 lol nothing grainy about these...oh and btw, those dark things everyone thinks are rivers are indeed ancient riverbeds, it's openly said by NASA, no secrets there...

www.slate.com...

if that doesn't work, try this goo.gl... (same link but shorter so ats doesn't ruin it)

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GJ Jugg

Man that last image is stunning...thought for sure I was looking at a lake.

I like how NASA adds artificial colours to the photos so they look like "they would on Earth" so geologists can identify the properties of the rocks from their color. .

For anyone who gets the sarcasm, congratulations.

And the sun in the picture is appearently added afterwards. Not that any of you who believe in NASA would even know that if it wasnt stated under the picture. Get my point?

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Has anyone mentioned the fossilised finger on the left of the second picture, about a third down from the top. Obviously just an average rock, but looks distinctively like the end of a finger with a nail.

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Of course, you can always go to the source and see all of the available images.
mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

wow, just wow. Those are some spectacular photos of mars. Why cant we get that quality of Cydonia region?

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Because there is no rover there?

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Can somebody explain me the last pic, is that water?

O nvm, they say it are dark ''dune fields''

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nasa didnt make that picture with the sun in it.

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I guess you also like the always foggy/blurred montains.
Aren't they awesome?

Please forward your comments to one of the ongoing Mars image threads.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

thanks


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