Fossilized Skeletons, Skulls, Fish, and a strange "W" on the horizon... from Curiosity., page 1

Great and lucky day the 109th day on Mars for the NASA Rover. Dozens of anomalies came up from the Ancient Dry Lake of Gale Crater. As for my last thread Fossilized Spines and Vertebrae of Big Creatures in Curiosity Sol 109!, even for this, Paleontologist need! Different locations, but same kind of anomalies: FOSSILS! There were some kind of gigantic acquatic creatures that, times ago, swam in that lake? NASA/JPL has detected these anomalies? These images came from Sol 109, 141, 64 and show, like in an ancient photography, the moment in which a luxuriant and terrible fauna it teemed those slimy waters. And "something strange" rise to the horizon...

Alligator Skeleton
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Compare with Sarcosuchus Imperator Skeleton (Smithsonian Museum)


Fossilized skulls




Compare


Saur/Alligator Skull
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Compare with alligator/crock skull




Other carcass



Jaw


Fish head



And a strange, big "W" and a Leonine head on the horizon...

reply to post by Arken

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I really appreciate you enthusiasm. And I'm glad you want to believe.
But rocks are only rocks. They are not fossils just because you believe them to be so, or because you think they look like something.

Unless Mt. Rushmore really is the burial site for the 4 giants we had as presidents here in America?

reply to post by lambchop

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A long neck turtle, what was I thinking... Mr burns, thats a pissa

Originally posted by Arken
Other carcass

Again some very nice finds, Arken. You must have eagle eyes, I suppose!?

Although we're probably not looking at a carcass in the image above. Even though that was my first thought, too. But it's not a rock either, IMHO. As far as this particular artifact is concerned, my take on what it could be has been covered in the following threads:

Thread 1
Thread 2
Thread 3

And further: I'm pretty sure that NASA/JPL have seen all this as well (your spine discovery, too, Arken). I mean they're not 'blind' and they got a top-notch rover to have a glimpse at all of that. But as long as they don't exactly know what happened, when and how the demise came about, I think they just get on with their analysis in order to get 'some details' for a whole lot of questions that would arise from all this.

Taking into account the Brookings report (discovery of ET life, past or present, could be a potential crisis), they probably couldn't just go out there, publicly, and proclaim: "Look, we found spines, bones, boats etc., but we have no idea about what happened on the red planet". And by the way: it would certainly not be NASA/JPL who would give an official statement as this clearly surpasses their role and responsibility. In that case, it would become political, far reaching, and have a certain influence on religions and other governments. Ultimately, something like this would probably be made public by the U.S. President or the United Nations, or both. But, clearly, in that case (if it is decided to go public, which does bear certain risks) they need a lot more data, information, peer-reviews of findings etc. to say something very 'meaningful' about those discoveries. Just my opinion!!

And as always: Keep up the good work, Arken!

reply to post by jeep3r

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Thank you, jeep3r for your kind words and meaningful comments, as usual.

reply to post by laurentius

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I like the "skull" rock with the horns. And the "W" with Mr. Burns as a bird standing by its side. None of this looks near as good as the thing on the spine thread or Hugo (I still say we make little models of Hugo and put them atop the Tin-Foil-Hat award, or sell them in the ATS gift shop), yet you never know which one will eventually emerge as the "Eureka" find.

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