Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (Update 01/2014)

reply to post by jeep3r

PIA17360 Waypoint 1 Sols 387-388 Glenelg Area - Panorama Point
Apparent Elevated 90 degree Structure and Arched Structures.
Target at 3364X, 87Y for Frame Center.

files.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by Char-Lee


some good examples of extreme life in extreme conditions you got there, add arsenic to the list too, just weird

arsnic life by Nature

..and my that was a few pages back I had to go look , I did go onto mention pre tiamat life following a similar vein to earth then the big wammy, and extreme forms evolving , life = for / tiamat / after = life


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a few more images through , whose that hiding in the shell ?



sol538 nav

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ahhh I was just about to reply too

Their threshold for when ‘discrimination’ broke down was when 50% of the proteins ended up bound to arsenate — indicating that the ability to discriminate had been overwhelmed. Even in solutions containing 500-fold more arsenate than phosphate, all five proteins were still able to preferentially bind phosphate. And one protein, from the Mono Lake bacterium, could do so at arsenate excesses of up to 4,500-fold over phosphate.

makes them kind of tolerant , a bit like you I guess Phage


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Feel free.

BuzzDengue
reply to post by jeep3r

 

PIA17360 Waypoint 1 Sols 387-388 Glenelg Area - Panorama Point
Apparent Elevated 90 degree Structure and Arched Structures.
Target at 3364X, 87Y for Frame Center.

files.abovetopsecret.com...

HIGH EXPECTATIONS from a LOW RESOLUTION IMAGE this place and this thread are getting worse!!!!

reply to post by wmd_2008


bad news im afraid , things can only get worse /or better quality, theres been quite a big influx in the last hour or so

sol 538

could be quite a few more damned anomalies

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a few more images through , whose that hiding in the shell ?

sol538 nav

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'This getting worse thread should put this image up at least twice, so when someone else finds it and starts a thread and all the Mars-Shell-Cat lovers in the world post on it with their stories about how their Mars Shell Cat eats only one brand of tuna, and how hard it is to clean the shell when it rains and they roll around in the mud, we can at least say "you saw it here twice".

I'm seeing things with my deja vu vision goggles on, hasn't something similar been found before? A cat in a hat?

And here's a new thread, for storing purposes on this thread, where Arken finds a ventifact and thinks it may be a handle, and other viewers see a pretty cool snake, tiny people, and I pretend that a rock is a cute little kitten:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

The snake rears its stony head:

Cross-eye stereo. I think it's a rock, but a very peculiar one. Looks like a cute snail or tortoise.



Hopefully, the Mastcam will provide a closer view, and in colour.

BuzzDengue
Hi ArMap...
Make sure you are using the NASA image that I linked to in my post, PIA1645.TIF @ 120,985kb, 13726 X 3008 pixels, yes?

Well, it sure isn't PIA1645.TIF, it's PIA16453.TIF.

I was using the right image, but I was the one doing the mix up, as now I cannot see the impossible reference I saw yesterday.
Sorry for the confusion.

reply to post by Aleister


not three time tho, that could draw something nasty , so heres a mirror reflection for you, dam miserable looking thing , must be all those harsh conditions on mars, it has to put up with.



say cheese

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He-he...mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

here rectangular plate visible))

Another "sky worm"



mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

Char-Lee
Another "sky worm"

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

That's an imaging artifact, I've seen that on many previous pics. Don't know whether that relates to problems with the sensor, lens or some kind of dead pixel distortion etc.?

Some photography whiz on here can certainly explain why these artifacts pop up from time to time ...

funbox
reply to post by Aleister

 

not three time tho, that could draw something nasty

, so heres a mirror reflection for you, dam miserable looking thing , must be all those harsh conditions on mars, it has to put up with.

say cheese

funBox

Ahh I think he cute!

Have you ever read this about the doctoring of photos? Do you know if it was discussed on ATS?

A Curiosity of Spirit (FULL DOCUMENT)
astroengineer.wordpress.com...-47

Couple of suspects:



A statue perhaps ? looks like a bipedal shape...




to me this kinda resembles some part of machine...torn open...



Mars critters ?? entering the burrow (4) perhaps...




this here looks to me like a piece of metal bent...maybe a container. The part 1 seems to roughly fit in part 2.


Photojournal

reply to post by jeep3r

That's an imaging artifact

Pretty sure it is a known species of Skyworm.

If we spot a gold vein can we claim it?

reply to post by ArMaP


Why are some of the pictures small? I can't find any full size version? Like these? In the middle

DOWNSAMPLED Data Product

mars.jpl.nasa.gov...

Char-Lee
reply to post by jeep3r

 

Pretty sure it is a known species of Skyworm.
If we spot a gold vein can we claim it?

edit on 10-2-2014 by Char-Lee because: (no reason given)

Oh well, but don't pick on me in case it 'does' turn out to be an imaging artifact ... !