1 Billion pixel image of Mars.

It goes to eleven...
NASA Link

I thought this was very cool, and should be shared here.
Enjoy

That is pretty cool, thanks for posting and wow that rock-bird is kinda freaky and better than any of the 'rodents'!!

I can't see it with my iPad
But, I'm sure it looks cool, and has been heavily edited.

Looks like Arizona

OMG I have found even more rocks!!!
Cheers OP
S&F

That is so freaking cool, way to go science and modern engineering


If they ever set up a colony on mars, i wouldn't care if there is no atmo.....ill be the first in line to go.

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Bummer.

Yeah, all the rodents, flowers, bowls, dinosaur bones, pyramids, obelisks and alien space crafts have been removed for our safety.

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lol

Silly rocks, silly imagination, silly people.

I found some tracks of a vehicle.

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Enjoying the image scan thanks OP

NAMASTE*******

Originally posted by watchitburn
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Bummer.

Yeah, all the rodents, flowers, bowls, dinosaur bones, pyramids, obelisks and alien space crafts have been removed for our safety.

the Rover Clearly knows when to turn and look the other way

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Does it say JPL in morse code? If not then i think we have some martian rover tacks.
Probably the AI they left behind to make contact.

i was following curiosities tracks for ages lol

nice post

tell you what... the tracks are a weird colour

peace

When the slide show is playing, what is the yellow thing in the 6th picture? It's behind the rock that is supposed to look like a bird. It's quite small but very visible. Just looks out of place. May be nothing.

Here's a screen cap. Click the thumbnail to enlarge.

Anyone have any ideas on what this object, which looks like a bird, can be?

now that is pretty fkn cool.
question, what is this white thing?

Originally posted by f0ur0319h7355j
Anyone have any ideas on what this object, which looks like a bird, can be?

It's a dust speck or something similar on the right MastCam (right eye of the MastCam). If you look at that 1 billion pixel mosaic image, you can see the speck in multiple places. That's because multiple images were unsed to create this single mosaic image.

That speck of dust has been on the right MastCam since Curiosity landed. Here are several images from that camera. You can see the speck shows up in the same place on all of them:

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Thanks for share this link.

Very interesting. A good "field for hunting anomalies". And I've found several....

S&F.

We had a drought here in Georgia a few years ago. Those pictures look exactly like some of our lake beds (red clay).

It looks like the surface of Mars was covered in water at one time.

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People can go on and on and on about debunking rocks, but not one person wants to take a guess at my white spec?