Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (Update 01/2014)

a reply to: Aleister

almost has the look of a face upon it .



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mars.jpl.nasa.gov... the rock at 3 oclck has some zig zag strws in it.
Not as exciting as 3 metal lumps i know but who cares.

a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

had me guessing so ...





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a reply to: funbox

Nice work, that's like a three ring circus. None of those seem overly impressive, but they are still on Mars, which makes them stare-worthy.

a reply to: Aleister

I think I fluked it with the forth one when I read the post all there was ,was a link.. Did I get it Symptoms ?, from your update I think I might just have got it in


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originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: Aleister

I think I fluked it with the forth one

when I read the post all there was ,was a link.. Did I get it Symptoms ?, from your update I think I might just have got it in

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Yeah i forgot to describe what i saw lol, you got it in the end. See my signature.
Going hunting now and i hope to return with a whopper,

Theres is something erect,like a rod near the rovers wheel. mars.jpl.nasa.gov... plus other anoomolie.

That did not take long! A wheel could get stuck on that!

Here it is again, mars.jpl.nasa.gov... its like twisted?

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
Theres is something erect,like a rod near the rovers wheel. mars.jpl.nasa.gov... plus other anoomolie.

I think that's part of the rover, unless I'm looking at the wrong place.

2 things, 8 oclock shiny thing near the rover,what is it? mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
And 1oclock on the horison, symetric temple type rock?

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
Theres is something erect,like a rod near the rovers wheel. mars.jpl.nasa.gov... plus other anoomolie.

I think that's part of the rover, unless I'm looking at the wrong place.

its looks like a shadow between 5 and 6 oclock on the second image and 6 and 7 oclock on the first,about 10 inches from the rovers wheels.

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
2 things, 8 oclock shiny thing near the rover,what is it? mars.jpl.nasa.gov...
And 1oclock on the horison, symetric temple type rock?

Does this help on the horizon rocks?

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
its looks like a shadow between 5 and 6 oclock on the second image and 6 and 7 oclock on the first,about 10 inches from the rovers wheels.

I'm not seeing it, could you tell me in which square of the image below it is?

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
its looks like a shadow between 5 and 6 oclock on the second image and 6 and 7 oclock on the first,about 10 inches from the rovers wheels.

I'm not seeing it, could you tell me in which square of the image below it is?

thanks for the horizon gif,not so symetrical afterall!

Box 14 it looks like a shadow but its not, thanks armap for bearing with me. Its between the 1 and the 4 in box 14
any idea what the shiny thing is at 8 oclockish here mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
Box 14 it looks like a shadow but its not, thanks armap for bearing with me. Its between the 1 and the 4 in box 14

I think it's the side of the rock to the left.

any idea what the shiny thing is at 8 oclockish here mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

Not yet, and it's getting late here, I will look at it tomorrow.

a reply to: ArMaP you are right again armap, the power of the gif! Thankyou.

I await your interpretation of the metal hedgehog lol

Nothing spectacular. Just something that caught my eye:

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
I await your interpretation of the metal hedgehog lol

Well, we have to use the same method as before, as I don't see what you mean.
Could you point to the section where you see it on the image below?



(I hope I am using the right image)

originally posted by: ArMaP

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
I await your interpretation of the metal hedgehog lol

Well, we have to use the same method as before, as I don't see what you mean.
Could you point to the section where you see it on the image below?

(I hope I am using the right image)

bottom right hand corner of number 9, zoom in, mars.jpl.nasa.gov... metal hedgehog is the best i can come up with.

a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

This?


If it's this then you got the metal part right, I think that's the metal brush Curiosity uses to scrub the rocks.

a reply to: ArMaP ahhh well done again chief inspecter armap. I automatically asumed the wire brush was where the drill bit is,silly me.
Metal hedgehog was a good description lol