Creature crouched nearby the Rover and other anomalies... Curiosity Sol 560

For the ATS "Anomalies' Hunters", the Curiosity sol 560 appear a good area: A strange anomaly like a creature, crouched nearby the Rover...




and...


notice the "stick"..

OMG its a rock quick fone nasa!!!!!!

Polar bear, creamsicle, frog and turtle. Miniatures. (In order.)

Second...

reply to post by Arken

"Alert! Alert! High loss of credibility detected.
Your credibility level has dropped 99%, please reach emergency escape pods on level 1."

Yours really are just rocks.

the Bunch of the "It's Rock!" crowd at its best!

reply to post by Arken


The front half is definitely a beaver....the back half is a rock.....also known as the rock beaver.

reply to post by Logiciel


Your credibility never detected...

Another nice find Arken, you have some great detective eyes!

And to the rock crowd:



Yes these are rocks too......aren't they?

Arken

Arken

You forgot to wave your hand!!!

Oh paleease ! Op needs to take a break i think. I guess it must be hard if someone so desparately wants to find something that just isn't there. Just take a step back OP and concentrate on something else for a while.

Someone posts a topic about "anomalies looking like a creature", not "this is definitely a creature" and you all jump on the pisstaking bandwagon? what a nice bunch of folks you all are! No wonder there is no moving forward on this site anymore, too many people are the "enlightened" bunch who get to belittle people who they think are inferior. Your clearly a bunch of self involved tossers who must literally not want any forward momentum from this state of evolutionary knowledge. Not the type of place I will post my inside info thanks.

pr0ph3t
Someone posts a topic about "anomalies looking like a creature", not "this is definitely a creature" and you all jump on the pisstaking bandwagon? what a nice bunch of folks you all are! No wonder there is no moving forward on this site anymore, too many people are the "enlightened" bunch who get to belittle people who they think are inferior. Your clearly a bunch of self involved tossers who must literally not want any forward momentum from this state of evolutionary knowledge. Not the type of place I will post my inside info thanks.

Please don't be discouraged by these type of posts. Arken doesn't mind them, and some of us who also enjoy looking at Mars photos for interesting images and forms know the enjoyment of being daily witnesses to the travels of Curiosity (almost like we ride along). In truth, aside from catching movement, theres no way to know if these are rocks, fossils, little green creatures, or distorted pixel/photo artifacts. The odds of them all being just rocks are very high, but each time something very good is found (I'm not saying the ones on this thread are very good, these are nice shapes which resonate with the human/mammal brain) and the very slight chance of it being real is there, people are adding to the overall picture. And if you have inside info about something, you will have both educated and interested people posting on or reading your thread, as well as the jollywhompers who come by to criticize without having a working knowledge of the topic - on a public site you have to expect and not mind that.

sayzaar
Oh paleease ! Op needs to take a break i think. I guess it must be hard if someone so desparately wants to find something that just isn't there. Just take a step back OP and concentrate on something else for a while.

Arken is the resident ATS Mars surveyor. Your opinion or anyone else's is not going to change their posting habits. Just lighten up a little and really look at the pictures. Eventually you will see something...

skyblueworld
Another nice find Arken, you have some great detective eyes!

And to the rock crowd:

Yes these are rocks too......aren't they?

No, those are not rocks.

They are plaster.

Plaster Casts of Pompeii

In 1748, Pompeii was rediscovered--not only its houses, but (eventually) some of its citizens. Although only fragmentary skeletal remains were found there, hollow spaces within the hardened volcanic debris revealed the forms of many deceased Romans. Suffocated by volcanic gasses and covered in ash and debris, their bodies eventually decayed inside the hardening matter. This air space essentially formed a mold, since the ash that had surrounded the person retained an imprint of the body. Excavators realized this and filled the air pockets with plaster. The resulting "plaster mummies" poignantly capture the human tragedy of Pompeii.

bonchoEventually you will find something. ..

Yeah, it's called pareidolia...

Psychonautics

bonchoEventually you will find something. ..

Yeah, it's called pareidolia...

Which even makes Discovery's headlines.

Personally I think some I've seen on here are better...

eriktheawful

skyblueworld
Another nice find Arken, you have some great detective eyes!

And to the rock crowd:

Yes these are rocks too......aren't they?

No, those are not rocks.

They are plaster.

Plaster Casts of Pompeii

In 1748, Pompeii was rediscovered--not only its houses, but (eventually) some of its citizens. Although only fragmentary skeletal remains were found there, hollow spaces within the hardened volcanic debris revealed the forms of many deceased Romans. Suffocated by volcanic gasses and covered in ash and debris, their bodies eventually decayed inside the hardening matter. This air space essentially formed a mold, since the ash that had surrounded the person retained an imprint of the body. Excavators realized this and filled the air pockets with plaster. The resulting "plaster mummies" poignantly capture the human tragedy of Pompeii.

Which was my point

Not everything is at it seems.

Cool pics Arken! I always enjoy looking at your anomalies pics & always see something in every one of them, its amazing how our brain connects an object to a 'rock' and makes us think it is that thing. They do get my imagination going that what if our eyes arent playing tricks on us and all these things are real.