Mars Artifacts

These are images derived from panoramics taken by Mars Rover Spirit. They show a variety of artificially created objects, also a few animal remains. Please also see Mars Phoenix Artifacts.

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Science & Technology

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• space

[doowop62]

You have the talent necessary to ID humans through JPL cover edits. You and I can do that, but many people cannot see them unless they have the JPL covering removed a little. Gimp is a good software to use. Just use the scale or shear parameters to remove some of the JPL cover. Good video. Good recognition.

[markadolph61]

Thank you for the compliment and advice. I was hoping someone would recommend some software that would work better than Photoshop. Cheers!

[XDTinman]

As a geologist who has been across the country and seen rock formations of many types, I have to say, " people, these is just rocks".

[Myrtle791]

Like #2, had to push circle to start it tracking. Most images out of focus. Thumbs down. Some interesting shapes, but mostly fuzzy.

[Myrtle791]

Like #2, had to push circle to start it tracking. Most images out of focus. Thumbs down.

[georgeschannel91]

@doowop62  and @markadolph61 LOL you guys sound like nerd scientists

[allin1readerwriter]

>>blurry rocks

>>THEY'RE ANCIENT ARTIFACTS I TELL YOU!

good imagination bro.

[Youdonegoofed]

if they found something they would tell us, they havent told us therefore... they havent found anything. You zooming in on random bits of rocks isnt going to do anything? They took the picture and analyze them with expensive shit, if something was to be found they would have found it

[Doversreturn]

looks like rocks to me

[ChrisLXXII]

Do you Know where is the imagination...have You or the aliens?

[pleoj]

You know, I live in the Alps and I can assure you that there are so many rocks which look like human constructions that sometimes it is quite strange. Let's just take the Cervin (Matterhorn) for an example : an external visitor would really say a pyramid ...

[piotoor]

We will get more evidence. It's a matter of time. Some time ago it was said, there is no water on mars. What we know today? Tons of liquid water under the planet's surface.