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Originally posted by ArMaP
What I see? Common Martian rocks, not that different from Earth rocks.
I think people that search the photos from the rovers, while doing everyone else a service (thanks for that ), should also do themselves a service and learn something about geology (I know, I am assuming that you don't know geology) and how rocks are formed.
Originally posted by rdunk
FWIW, no I am not a geologist!
In my opinion, being a geologist would be a limiting factor to actually seeing such anomalies as this amongst rocks. A geologist would be interested in the rocks.
As an anomaly hunter, I could care less about the rocks, as I am looking for what is different and unnatural - "unnatural" meaning "intelligent design". Being a geologist would not improve one's view for "intelligent design", in my opinion..
I have very serious doubt that "Mars rocks" grow the features I have pointed out.
Originally posted by rdunk
And then, there is the "rectangular" extension on the left end of this anomaly, that also has a slightly larger rectangular head/end that too is easily visible. It is interesting that the extended end of this feature is not touching the ground. So whatever this extension is, it is connected to the body of the anomaly. Not unnatural?
edit on 5-5-2013 by rdunk because: edit
Originally posted by rdunk
As an anomaly hunter, I could care less about the rocks, as I am looking for what is different and unnatural - "unnatural" meaning "intelligent design". Being a geologist would not improve one's view for "intelligent design", in my opinion..
I have very serious doubt that "Mars rocks" grow the features I have pointed out.