NASA Should Fix There Cameras First

Again another error in pixels.."image was taken by Front Hazcam: Right B (FHAZ_RIGHT_B) onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 387 (2013-09-07 16:08:18 UTC). "

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I think they should fix there cameras rather than trying to find any other life.

The camera was more than likely perfectly fine upon launch. But then, you have drastic launch conditions (shaking, buffeting, vibrations, etc...) that sometime jar loose shmutz from inside the spacecraft. Then there's the long spaceflight there, being bombarded with random cosmic rays, micrometeorites, etc..., a fiery re-entry into the Martian atmo (more shaking, buffeting, vibrations, etc...), then a landing, then, lots of fine dust particles blowing around on the surface.

Sometimes, with all that it goes through, I am surprised we get what we do in these missions.

Definitely. We should get someone sent to Mars ASAP to fix those cameras. Oh wait...

Nasa: "What a great feat, to be able to view Mars in such quality!"

RocksAreRatsPeople: "ZOMG THE OBVIOOS UFO/DUSTS R STUPID! FIX IT NASa!!!11 Huurrr!!!"

The best part was when no one was able to fly to mars to fix it for the people so disappointed with the whole thing. It was like christmas for little timmy all over again.

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Again another error in pixels.

Looks like it .

I think they should fix there cameras rather than trying to find any other life.

The cameras are fine it's the eyes of UFO hunters that have the problem

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Looks like a Tron lightcycle lol.

the dust is not looking like the soil of mars that is why I asked.