Interesting Mars Rocks with Notable Features

Little twist tie of some kind. I wonder where all the calcium came from.

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Doesn't look as interesting in this image. Just goes to show you.

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These are from the one giga pic that said there was a cup ... Explain the cone that one is weird ..














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I like the artificial look of some of these things, but I really have a hard time accepting that they're actual artifacts created by some kind of intelligent creature. I think that mostly because they're usually so odd and scattered, and there's no reason why some of these particular "artifacts" would survive millions (billions?) of years, while other larger and supposedly more durable object didn't. For instance, why don't we find the foundations of houses or buildings or other large structures? Because they're buried, and these little trinkets were not? There's no obvious infrastructure remains.


They're interesting, but not proof of any kind of larger, more intelligent creatures on Mars. And I've been looking at this stuff for years now. Nothing is ever definitive.

a reply to: Blue Shift

This has been my one and only favorite Mars anomaly photo.Sol Spirit 513 is the image





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I use to show people this and tell them it was found in Egypt to get their response on what it is. EVERYONE said it looked like a statute, after they told me what they thought it was I then told them it was Mars. Almost all changed their mind and then said "oh it's just rocks then."

Why is it rocks on Mars but a statue if it's earth?! It's just a little experiment I like to do with people.

This is the only image in the 15 years I've checked out Mars anomaly that I find the most interesting.

originally posted by: mblahnikluver
This is the only image in the 15 years I've checked out Mars anomaly that I find the most interesting.

I stopped looking for skulls and faces because there were too many of them.

Okay maybe it really doesn't have shadowing, or does it? Mars bug. Funny how you tend to see more of them around these rugged areas of exposed stratigraphic rock. They must live in them.

Here's another one from 5/16/20. I would like to compare it with the other image from the stereo pair but it is not there.

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Those black cones, Alien turds.

originally posted by: 11SK1180
a reply to: Gargoyle91

Those black cones, Alien turds.

Either way they came out... ouch.

More metallic debris:

Well now we know why there will never be disclosure a reply to: 727Sky

Lookie This One Is Great