Been Mars hunting some cool stuff .

I know Pareidolia but none the less I see a couple of plants/animals and a few other thing's

Wow, in the first pic almost dead center, what is that? It has rivets or symmetrical protrusions at the bottom.

And pic 6 looks like a broken bowl. Does nature produce that? Nothing else in the landscape looks anything like it.

a reply to: KKLOCO

Or bone.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
And pic 6 looks like a broken bowl. Does nature produce that? Nothing else in the landscape looks anything like it.

It's those darned calcium deposits that somehow got down into the cracks in the sediment layers, which later eroded. they create all kinds of funky shapes:

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: KKLOCO

Or bone.

I must say at first glance, I thought pelvic bone of some type with pic 6. Bowl seemed more appropriate.

I'm telling ya, those rovers are not on Mars, they are on Australia.

I don't see anything ground breaking, but cool shots anyway. One problem I have always had with Mars pics is it's hard to understand the scale. Maybe it's just me but some of those could be either 2 miles away or 2 inches away, I can't tell.

Some pretty interesting geological layers in the second and third pics.

The sixth pic kind of looks like two pieces of pottery or something that was at one time a single piece. I've never seen any rocks shaped like that on earth.

a reply to: SouthernForkway26

I've been searching High rez gigapans pretty good detail zooming in .

Dunno, some cool finds... the one that looks like a rock octopus was definitely found before.

Brandenburg's findings of ancient atomic bomb residue on Mars has not been refuted to my knowledge... and some of the stuff seen in the pics could sure be ancient remnants of (intelligent?) life... or rocks.

I still think the face is probably an ancient, weathered face ... especially when one sees the evenly spaced light rocks (or pillars?) around the perimeter.

But, we won't know "fer sure" until we know for sure.

www.abovetopsecret.com...
Many mars threads from ATS over the years all have a lot of interesting things.

a reply to: KKLOCO

After a few beers...

Looks like a Pac-Man ghost wearing a Burger King hat!!



I could also be hungry...

PS-It even has “eyes” (pareodelia/hallucinations and beer... only happens when you are about to die... or one does... had beer like I said!)

originally posted by: KKLOCO
Wow, in the first pic almost dead center, what is that? It has rivets or symmetrical protrusions at the bottom.

And pic 6 looks like a broken bowl. Does nature produce that? Nothing else in the landscape looks anything like it.

I think it's a martian Pac-Man.

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

I thought the same thing!!! Great minds!!

i see pacman ghost in 1st pic

and Hebrew-like engravings in the 5th one down.

a reply to: TEOTWAWKIAIFF

Lol I was calling it Rock Monster because theres nothing to eat on Mars but rock! He really Looks like one of those cleaning bubble dudes ..

a reply to: Gargoyle91

The problem with Gigapans or any other panorama is that they may have stitching artefacts, but they are the best to have an idea of the whole area and look for specific things.

a reply to: ArMaP

The problem with Gigapans or any other panorama is,

The men behind the buttons for not telling..

originally posted by: ArMaP
a reply to: Gargoyle91

The problem with Gigapans or any other panorama is that they may have stitching artefacts, but they are the best to have an idea of the whole area and look for specific things.

They're pretty good at giving you a rough idea of the general landscape and the size of the things in it. But, yeah, they do introduce artifacts from stitching, etc.

i give you Ventifacts

Rocks created by wind erosion in a cold dry climate here on Earth.

a reply to: Blue Shift


"Mars Firebugs" Only found them near cave entrances or crevices . I just had to post something that could not be called rocks lol







Gigapan Fire bugs