Mars rovers photographs apparent disk-shaped UFOs

I will be honest, Scott Waring and his UFO website are a little too much for me sometimes, and I am a UFO believer. Sometimes it seems he touts images that are questionable at best. However, this one is an exception, IMO.



Assuming the rovers are actually on Mars (which I do) this is a very interesting image. Disk-shaped objects, on Mars, photographed in two different images. I can't buy that its a photographic artifact, but try to convince me otherwise.

You can also link to the original JPL photos at Scott Waring's site/ link below for more information.

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I cannot try to convince you of anything, because I have no idea. It remains unidentified, at least to me.

Originally posted by totallackey
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I cannot try to convince you of anything, because I have no idea. It remains unidentified, at least to me.

That is a fair statement. But, unidentified on Mars has greater meaning than on earth. After all, ANY OBJECT in the Martian sky, including a "bug" would be huge news.

It's funny that there is more than one "UFO" in each image, yet he only picks out one. Looks like dust or dirt particles.

Originally posted by _BoneZ_
It's funny that there is more than one "UFO" in each image, yet he only picks out one. Looks like dust or dirt particles.

It's possible, i guess. Two dust particles, in two separate NASA pictures, which resemble classic UFOs.

Or, maybe there is something to it?

It's a rock!
Sorry couldn't resist.. Good find, I'll be watching to see how this unfolds..

Sand on the lens... [NEXT]

IRM

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There you go

Cody

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Thank you, I need to learn how to imbed images.

Dirt/dust on lens ?? Does look cool tho

Originally posted by cody599
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There you go

Cody

Those appear very well defined for dust particles. Very crisp and not distorted as a grain of sand or dust would be on the camera lens.

Originally posted by Jchristopher5
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Thank you, I need to learn how to imbed images.

Here a quick tip

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You're welcome

I've just u2u'd you with instructions for posting images but bear in mind there are size limits

Cody

Looks like the same "edge on saucer" pixel arrangement seen in SOHO image artifacts. My guess is it's something to do with the camera.

looks like dust in the first picture then when zoomed in made to look like a ufo.

I know a lot of people don't want these to be pictures of flying machines, but that doesn't mean they aren't. Good catch if you ask me. The "dust particle" theory is (always) a cop-out imo.

That's not a UFO. Why can't people realize it's just a bird. Hahaha . "That was a joke there son." (Foghorn Leghorn voice)

We were just throwing around a Frisbee outside the lab while they were taking pictures !!

It could be an image of one of those MARS flying rocks
Interesting find OP

Originally posted by Urantia1111
I know a lot of people don't want these to be pictures of flying machines, but that doesn't mean they aren't. Good catch if you ask me. The "dust particle" theory is (always) a cop-out imo.

Really? On a planet known for dust storms of a GLOBAL magnitude?

And I think there are more people here who want it to be a flying machine than not.