Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (Update 01/2014)

Has funbox gone glumbox? Or has he succumbed to mars blindness? I know how he feels but we must keep looking ! There is a long way to go in this mission.Years maybe

Guys you are great. Just cannot keep up with anomalies you posting. Lets put a circle around what you are talking about for others to remain in a drift.

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
the bottom of the disturbed rock appears to bend back on itself as though its bent metal.

The bottom of the disturbed rock is in contact with the disturbed soil, and loose soil can get any shape.

Besides that, rocks can have any shape.

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
im sure armap would not bother if he was not curious.

You're right.

Armap hopes as much as the rest of us -i think?

It's not a question of hoping, as I'm not looking for something specific, it's a combination of subjects I like: geology, space and the possibility of learning more about any subject.

Just because I can.

Same area, Sol 655, different shadows.

a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

actually im in transition , my time has been re allocated by the wolves , the usual madness and disarray im afraid

*an extremely small micro-fB ,bearing an even smaller furrow of intense remembrance, begins burrowing deep into the pages of the thread, a dogged ,yet determined expression on his beak fuels him onto the forgotten*

wont be too long before services return

funBox

originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

actually im in transition , my time has been re allocated by the wolves , the usual madness and disarray im afraid

*an extremely small micro-fB ,bearing an even smaller furrow of intense remembrance, begins burrowing deep into the pages of the thread, a dogged ,yet determined expression on his beak fuels him onto the forgotten*

wont be too long before services return

funBox

i have found a pair of furrowed brows,as well as my own,in this image mars.jpl.nasa.gov... zoom in very bottom left hand corner i see a skull and other marsimal parts ,

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse

originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

actually im in transition , my time has been re allocated by the wolves , the usual madness and disarray im afraid

*an extremely small micro-fB ,bearing an even smaller furrow of intense remembrance, begins burrowing deep into the pages of the thread, a dogged ,yet determined expression on his beak fuels him onto the forgotten*

wont be too long before services return

funBox

i have found a pair of furrowed brows,as well as my own,in this image mars.jpl.nasa.gov... zoom in very bottom left hand corner i see a skull and other marsimal parts ,

oh man. It is as desert as it can be. On this pic anyway.

2nd line.

mars.jpl.nasa.gov... top left corner you can see the top of a/the rod/pipe sticking up from a rock.

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
mars.jpl.nasa.gov... top left corner you can see the top of a/the rod/pipe sticking up from a rock.

No I can't.

a reply to: Aleister

nor I , but I did see the intence furrows of concentration peeking from above the sand



eyes closed peek above, I guess golems don't like to get microsand in their clay bound eyes

funBox

originally posted by: funbox
a reply to: Aleister

nor I , but I did see the intence furrows of concentration peeking from above the sand

eyes closed peek above, I guess golems don't like to get microsand in their clay bound eyes

funBox

The skull is just below where your lines would meet.

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse

The skull is just below where your lines would meet.

You must have a ball every time you go to the beach. Skulls and pipes everywhere!

a reply to: funbox

That crab thing you found gives hope that things are picking up again. Is this picture from Curiosity? If so that's pretty smooth ground it's traveling on now. How far to The Buttes, with the kids in the back seat yelling "Are we there yet?"

a reply to: Aleister
a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

kinda of a small looking skull , maybe an blue-itian or a Perry

*sniff sniff*





by the state of them wheels the kids best hope there's a refuelling restaurant/theme park nearby and "are we there yet" is going to be replaced by "mummy , why have you taken us to this barren forsaken oxygenless land? *choke splutter*

Ok peeps i understand. This is my last ever post on ATS. Goodbye,goodluck and remember- love is everything

This latest stretch of Martian real estate is pretty boring. As I've said, I like the transitional areas between two different types of terrain, especially if they contain some kind of accumulation of mud and stones.

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

a reply to: Blue Shift

where the spokey thing lie in wait ? ready to create an ideological knightmare?

good finds as unusual Mr Shift



funBox

a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

what do you mean ? last post ? hmmmm

*@Jeep3r Below* 'Hear Hear *

hmmm amazing the amount of detail the mastcam can pick up when it wants too

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
mars.jpl.nasa.gov... top left corner you can see the top of a/the rod/pipe sticking up from a rock.

was this the little shiny pipething you was referring too earlier ?.. on a closer examination it has a couple of specular highlights on it ,
shiny thing that it is

glumBox

a reply to: symptomoftheuniverse

Come on, symptom, you know all of us on here read each and every post of yours (and the other posts, too) even if only 1% of them might point to something really unusual ... I really wouldn't want to give in just yet!

And don't forget: every pair of additional eyeballs counts, would be good to keep seeing you around!

originally posted by: symptomoftheuniverse
Ok peeps i understand. This is my last ever post on ATS. Goodbye,goodluck and remember- love is everything

You know why you have to come back? hahaha, I'll tell you and you will agree. I don't care what happens after this post, but up until this post nobody has starred your going-away post. Why is this important? Because on this massive thread every post has a star. A few of us, I think, have made sure of that. So you have to come back so someone can star your post! Welcome back. That skull was really a nice artifactual-looking thing, like a pendent or something you'd cook up on Halloween. Good eye.