Symmetrical figure on Mars?

Symmetrical figure on Mars?

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Hi
I'm new to this forum and

but i just got very ineterested in this.Good site.

(visit the link for the full news article)

I was browsing through the Mars pics and found some strange symmetrical figure on one of those pics, as i'm no photoexpert i tought to share it with you guys.
Any thought?
Keep up the good work

areo.info
(visit the link for the full news article)

Sorry i'm new and got the post wrong

reply to post by rixhell

No worries + welcome...

Great find!

The only thing that would produce that on earth is man or tidal water erosion....

IMO

your first star and flag?

Amazing find there.

That indeed does look like a small circular indent into the rock, that is unique from anythign else in the picture.


It could be a VERY small crater. Or like others said, a small tidail pool, that 'ate' away the rock... Or, conversly, it could just be a bit of water on the lens... now that they can use that excuse on mars now too...

Or something else..

Either way, i think it could be something...

Nice find!

Some people who are 'good' with computers, could take the image, and crop and post it...

And i know there is a TON of things they CAN do to it, see if they can realy define the edges of this artifact...

I think i might notifiy a specilist... there are MANY on here... and im sure someone would like to do this sort of thing...
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and its problay in the wroung fourm too...

Space exploration... perhapes?

[edit on 8/5/2008 by TKainZero]

I could be wrong but is it not an area where the rover tested the rock? I believe it grinds away stone in a circular pattern, I know i have seen other pics with the same pattern.

Many thank's on the warm welcome

It's a drill hole left from the rover, just like this one.

Rover gotta dig ya know !!!