Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (Update 01/2014)

reply to post by funbox


I think she means this one, which someone at the coffee cup thread said looks like a coffee cup with ribs. I don't see any ribs. Or the coffee cup:

reply to post by Aleister


hmm I don't think I would be enjoying some tea out of that, the glazing hasn't stood upto much

the ribs are a good one tho much more akin




now I see it , jeez had to zoom into that some , looks like a little white coil in the deepest shadows, ill do a blow up later

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reply to post by funbox


This one from page two of that thread they grabbed it but supposedly they can all see a cup and ribs?




www.gigapan.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

looks like a little white coil in the deepest shadows, ill do a blow up later

Sure wish we could see into the shadows in many pictures it looks like something interesting just out of sight!

Aleister
reply to post by funbox

 

I think she means this one, which someone at the coffee cup thread said looks like a coffee cup with ribs. I don't see any ribs. Or the coffee cup:

That looks like water under that rock and areas look wet.

When I look at it careful to see cup it looks cuplike.

reply to post by Char-Lee


Someone must have spilled the coffee. I'm pretty sure that's the one they were talking about, with the white round thing (perspective, the white rock looks round because of the other rock on top of it which makes it look like a rounded cup).

I like funbox's ribbed rock though. And news update from another thread, the rover is sitting at the top of the sand dune now, and NASA is going to leave it there for just a little while to see if the sand dune shifts at all (in the wind I suppose). Unlike "fast and furious" this rover is "slow and serene".

reply to post by Aleister


I am pretty sure it is the glowie eye of a Marsimal! The other eye is hidden on the other side!It could even be the eye of that giant buried huge snakelike Marsimal it is sitting on!

On the other hand it could be a floating creature that just looks like it is on a rock or part of a rock.

I am sure you agree.

Great thread! Sorry i have been away. The anomolies keep coming lol. Some new images released and i have just found what looks like a being stood behind a plastic hide ,the very top right corner of this pic. mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
And other anomolies, like the catflap type thing in the sand.

And just what is that in the sand in this pic mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

reply to post by funbox


Sooooo, I was wrong they were not looking at the round ball thingie but the water under the rock cup thingie.

funbox
reply to post by Aleister

 

spokey thing ? ill have a butchers for that one , but I found a red spoke and a whirly-ma-gig thingymabob,

words , pathetic,.. heres some pics

sol529

did you mean this spokey thing ?

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That head looks like the first monkey space helmet. So they sent it to mars ........

reply to post by Aleister


try and picture it as a puddle not standing up but flat.

Char-Lee
reply to post by Aleister

 

try and picture it as a puddle not standing up but flat.

That fits. Another one that fits is somebody on the other thread says that all it is is just sunlight, sunlight seeping though the space between the rocks. Could be all of those combined, and wouldn't that be a fine mess!

reply to post by Aleister


a closer view , I cant be bothered looking to much into the gigapan for a higher res pic so I blew up the one provided earlier,



doesn't look any better blown up really ,im too lasy to look for it, those gigapans are too big , plus there full of stichin errors, glitches, etc much more thorough and easier with the individual pics for me

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Aleister

Char-Lee
reply to post by Aleister

 

try and picture it as a puddle not standing up but flat.

That fits. Another one that fits is somebody on the other thread says that all it is is just sunlight, sunlight seeping though the space between the rocks. Could be all of those combined, and wouldn't that be a fine mess!

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The color seems wrong for the sunlight unless it is hitting water

reply to post by funbox


Looking at the sunshine and the placement of the cracks, it does look like just sunlight. Or should I say, Let the Sun Shine....Let, the Sun Shine In...The Sun...Shineeee In!

reply to post by Char-Lee


yeah I noticed that with these too , why is the sand around them a darker shade , is it more saturated ?

pic sol532?

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funbox
yeah I noticed that with these too , why is the sand around them a darker shade , is it more saturated ?

I think it's because the undisturbed soil has not being "burned" by the Sun for thousands of years, like the surface has. We can also see that on Earth, when we break a rock the inside has stronger colours.

reply to post by symptomoftheuniverse


which one? , the anomaly with a lot of red in it ? monkeys splattered helmet?

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reply to post by Aleister

 

a closer view , I cant be bothered looking to much into the gigapan for a higher res pic so I blew up the one provided earlier,

doesn't look any better blown up really ,im too lasy to look for it, those gigapans are too big , plus there full of stichin errors, glitches, etc much more thorough and easier with the individual pics for me

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Actually it does to me, but I see a small pool of impossible water!

reply to post by ArMaP


maybe , has the rover moved these rocks ? ,
I had that happen to a jar of jalapenos once , they turned albino in three weeks in the sun , still tasted good tho.

reply to post by Char-Lee


impossible water? I wonder what that tastes like ?

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