Parts of an Animal Carcas at Rocknest on Mars?

Even when its just rocks I enjoy these threads, sadly I do think this is just a rock

Keep up the good work as a few of the mars "rock" threads do have what I consider to be genuine anomalies.

S&F

a reply to: ausername

Yes for sure I do see the vertabrae!! Good find! (Has that one been discussed here before?) I remember one Thread about vertabrae, a while back I think? BUT nice find there!!!

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

"... a few of the mars "rock" threads do have what I consider to be genuine anomalies." I agree!! Thanx!!

originally posted by: ausername
Rocks of course, but...

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

Lower-center left of image, zoom in you will find what really does look like fossilized remains including vertebrae...

Yes, i've seen this image before as well.
Looks very organic - or at least remains of.
Of course though you know - JUST ROCKS.

Always loved that image.

a reply to: SyxPak

Yes I think it has been discussed, I remembered it because of all the random shapes I've seen in images from mars, vertebrae seem to be the least likely to form from natural forces on mars. It really does look like vertebrae.

The only one that I had to look closer at and wonder how that happened, or if that really could be vertebrae.

a reply to: MagicCow

How do you use Gigapan?

a reply to: ausername

I hear ya. Bones, vertabrae, in my opinion cannot be just rocks. Bones are bones!

a reply to: SyxPak

Very cool find. I hope one day we will be able to step foot on Mars and we will hopefully find out what is there. S/F

originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
Even when its just rocks I enjoy these threads, sadly I do think this is just a rock

Keep up the good work as a few of the mars "rock" threads do have what I consider to be genuine anomalies.

S&F

yup. its a carcass. because you know, the mars surface can support decomposition.
and keep up the good work. its entertaining for people without tin foil hats.

Apologies for those I have missed with a reply to here. Other stuff been sidetrackin Me, like I have to leave for a while to take care of some real life stuff now. Damned real life anyway... Back later...
(Syx flies of to the world of unknown...)

a reply to: Jdennis10

originally posted by: odzeandennz

originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
Even when its just rocks I enjoy these threads, sadly I do think this is just a rock

Keep up the good work as a few of the mars "rock" threads do have what I consider to be genuine anomalies.

S&F

yup. its a carcass. because you know, the mars surface can support decomposition.
and keep up the good work. its entertaining for people without tin foil hats.

My tin foil hat is on quite firmly and I still enjoy them

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

Some images if you do a search for them will
lead you to the jpl site for the image.
Unfortunately giga images aren't available for all.
They're super high-res version of the images that are too big to download
which is a shame because when you take a screen capture it still remains at 72dpi
to reflect the net when it's re-sampled.

www.360cities.net...

Enjoy.

a reply to: SyxPak

Life is probably way more abundant in the universe than we think. I'm interested in the moons of Jupiter. That is something I'm excited for. Mars is interesting though. I do question the color scheme of the photos we are presented with.

originally posted by: MagicCow
a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

Some images if you do a search for them will
lead you to the jpl site for the image.
Unfortunately giga images aren't available for all.
They're super high-res version of the images that are too big to download
which is a shame because when you take a screen capture it still remains at 72dpi
to reflect the net when it's re-sampled.

www.360cities.net...

Enjoy.

I have no idea what you just said LOL

I just checked out your link, thats pretty bloody cool

As a side note, do you reckon the Rover ever gets lonely?
It looks pretty barren up there

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

I second that! Cool link!

a reply to: SyxPak

Another example of pareidolia - seeing random or vague images in the natural environment or in objects.

By this time, everyone should know when it comes to little green men, UFO's or discoveries that may cause panic to the general public, our government will go to great lengths to cover it up. If this photo had anything significant and unnatural, they would have definitely used digital editing to mask anything they didn't want the public to see. I'm sure if this caught the attention of NASA, they would have zoomed in and had a close-up shot which would have shown much more intricate detail than this photo. Unfortunately, that photo would never find its place on the internet nor see the light of day.

a reply to: IkNOwSTuff

I personally believe there are already colonies on Mars.
This whole rover thing is for us sheep. BAHHH BAHHHHH
We're more interested in TV shows about nothing and
celebrities famous for being famous than we are about
what lies beyond.
On a world full of life it's best to show us sheep the rocks
to keep us blind to the truth.
We are lied to ABOUT EVERYTHING...ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING..
You think we get a pass on Mars?

A horse's skull for comparison,



While you could perceive some similarities, the lower jawbone is a bit problematic.

a reply to: MagicCow

Interested to know if you have any real documentation on your claim as to colonies or is it just a gut feeling?