Japanese Spacecraft Found Concrete Block on Asteroid.

News report source: www.i4u.com...
Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa2 Rover-1B succeeded in shooting a movie on Ryugu’s surface! The movie has 15 frames captured on September 23, 2018 from 10:34 - 11:48 JST. Enjoy ‘standing’ on the surface of this asteroid! [6/6]
The movie: twitter.com...
A concrete block is near bottom center of the video images.

Too bad there were no Martian ghosts or basalt columns, oh well maybe next time.... SMH

a reply to: FossilLin

Nice footage of the asteroid, but I'm not so sure about a concrete block. I think I see what you are talking about but I suspect shadows are giving it the look of being a symmetrical block...and how would you know it's concrete??

a reply to: FossilLin

You mean the rock?

How could you possibly know that any of those rocks are concrete? Source doesn't seem to.

originally posted by: SlowNail
How could you possibly know that any of those rocks are concrete? Source doesn't seem to.

Wait until he starts linking to his crazy blog, all will be explained including Martian ghosts, take a peak at his prior threads quality materials....

how bloody amazing is this!@

(edit, i dont see no damn concrete block but thats ok cause what im seeing is awesome!)


haya2now.jp...

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Please explain

So...

What are we lookin at?

a reply to: Aallanon

A red arrow points to the concrete block in this figure: DON'T CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE MY PHOTO: www.flickr.com...

originally posted by: FossilLin
a reply to: Aallanon

A red arrow points to the concrete block in this figure: DON'T CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE MY PHOTO: www.flickr.com...

Well I’m convinced.....
In seriousness how big do you think your alleged concrete block is? Judging from the scale it ain’t small....

originally posted by: FossilLin
a reply to: Aallanon

A red arrow points to the concrete block in this figure: DON'T CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE MY PHOTO: www.flickr.com...

OK. I think it's just a rock with a flat surface. There are other similar rocks in the picture. It could just be the way the rock fractured due to fault lines or grain structure.

a reply to: BigDave-AR

Thank you. You can ask the Japanese space agency. They have a twitter account, which can be found in the original post.

originally posted by: FossilLin
a reply to: BigDave-AR

Thank you. You can ask the Japanese space agency. They have a twitter account, which can be found in the original post.

They aren’t the ones making the asinine claims are they?

a reply to: FossilLin

A red arrow points to a sedimentary layer on a sedimentary rock on Asteroid Ryugu.
See my photo: www.flickr.com...

I am pretty sure this OP is satire.

I can see a bag of fish and chips. Top right, just near the mug of coffee.

I don't know man, that kinda looks like-a squirrel.

a reply to: FossilLin

No, it doesn't.

How is there enough gravity to hold all the loose rock and rover for that matter to the asteroid ?

a reply to: Gargoyle91

I believe they did a flyby...

As for the loose rocks...the gravity is probably very weak, but in the absence of other forces it can be enough to keep everything together.

Peace