Crashed Flying Saucer on Mars?--Sure Looks Like it!

I don't know whether that's a flying saucer.

But, from the Martian point of view, the planet surface already has a dozen or so 'alien' spacecraft on it.

I'm going with my gut on this, since there is less atmosphere to break up asteroids, meteors.. meteorites.

It's only logical that it's a meteorite that did not fully break up on entry. And a phenomenal example of it to.

Now I need to look at our own moon to see some of these examples.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Can someone magnify the image to see they can spot footprints walking away from " the saucer " ?

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: IAMTAT

Can someone magnify the image to see they can spot footprints walking away from " the saucer " ?

Certainly

Enhance..enhance...

Enhancing...

OMG!!!

It's....


IT'S DAVE!!!


(In Raging Kirk voice)
DAaaaaaAAAAAAAAAVE!

An avalanche with the important parts cropped out of the picture.
Remember SecureRom 10 and the picture of the "crashed ufo" site in Antarctica , circa 2018 ?

a reply to: IAMTAT

Interesting formation, but we are once more facing the usual problem with photos like this, a third dimension.

To me, it's more likely that we aren't looking at two marks on the ground but at two steps on an inclined surface, and that's why we are seeing the dunes only in that area, as that area is more horizontal than the rest.

I'll look for other images.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
IT'S DAVE!!!

Isn't that Marvin?

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: Bigburgh
IT'S DAVE!!!

Isn't that Marvin?

Yes, but no.

Dave64 is not happy with this assumption.
He's been putting extra hours into the "Thymine Diner" and wrecked his ship. Try his burgers, they will break your jeans!👍🏼😁

Anyone got some updated pictures of that area.. or older. There should be some around.
Perhaps someone have the coordinates ?

a reply to: IAMTAT

I'm thinking a natural formation. There seems to be a smaller one starting just below it.





I think what looks to be gouge trails is cuased by the top soil, sand, dust being blown off and exposeing the rock layer underneath.

a reply to: Spacespider

Don't know about updated ones, but here's the source:

www.uahirise.org...

originally posted by: Spacespider
Anyone got some updated pictures of that area.. or older. There should be some around.
Perhaps someone have the coordinates ?

Doesn't gooogle have a Mars Map? Do we know the coordinates.?

Can't get google mars map to work....

Edit: the map downloaded onto my tablet as a pdf style format. It was also 20.00KB's. Crashed my device.

Of course it doesn't look like that now, the aliens came and got their ship! a reply to: Archivalist

found this elsewhere .... zoom in it's hilarious



it says Millenium Falcon near moon

originally posted by: putnam6
found this elsewhere .... zoom in it's hilarious

Nice one..
LMAO! LOL...😆😆😆😆

For what it's worth, here are some views of the site from DEM/Ortho data available on the link I posted above, made in QGIS:

Doesn't look quite so spaceshippy.

a reply to: Bigburgh

The link I posted above has co-ordinates.

a reply to: OneBigMonkeyToo

Nicely done.
And coordinates too.


www.uahirise.org...

Thank you very much

a reply to: IAMTAT