Curiosity: Potential Anomalies (Update 01/2014)

Another past thread of note:

Here's a 2008 thread by MikeSingh which shows some very interesting formations from Mars satellite images. He, ArMap, and others do some great work on enhancing here, very nice color pics, and a really good artists rendition of the main object. It's a short two-page thread, probably well worth a look-see:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by Aleister


some interesting photos there Aleister, ill try to get a gif together with them all gathered here, will have to be later though , a bit busy atm

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some interesting photos there Aleister, ill try to get a gif together with them all gathered here, will have to be later though , a bit busy atm

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Busy? What could be more important? Are you trying to have a life or something? (/aleister breaks down in tears at his own not having a life, beats the ground, has a tantrum, and then wipes his eyes to nobly stand up and face the world again, oh look, cornflakes!)

Can anybody tell me if there are moving pictures from curiosity? If not why not?

Thx

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Can anybody tell me if there are moving pictures from curiosity? If not why not?

Thx

If you mean video, the answer is Yes and No.

No as in: the rover does not make videos and sent them back to us.

Yes as in, the cameras can take a sequence of frames quickly and send those frames to us, which can then be put together here to make a video.

For exampe, the MastCam is able to take 10 frames per second. If you take those frames and put them together using a movie making software, you then have a "video"

Where the house used to be:

P.S. -- This part of Mars is pretty boring.

reply to post by Blue Shift



them foundations must go deep , you reckon the builders bullt to withstand a severe climate ?

anyway , spoked things are afoot might relieve the tedium for ten



sol 553

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May the Spoke be with you.

That one looks like it's from the kind of rock that might hold a fossil when you split it open, and looks like part of the top has been broken off and there she sits (and there seems to be the undulating rim around the part we can see). Another one found pretty close to the camera. funbox, you have the eyes of an eagle. Or an owl, depending on time of day. Nice work.

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Was looking at these today sure beautiful.
www.geeksugar.com... edible-CloseUp-Photos-of-Mars-Will-T#opening-slide

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I downloaded a program call GIMP and it will not seem to save photos in a form acceptable on ATS or probably anywhere so I have a mess now! I so wanted to learn. Should have stuck with the online one you showed us!

Char-Lee
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Was looking at these today sure beautiful.
www.geeksugar.com... edible-CloseUp-Photos-of-Mars-Will-T#opening-slide

Those are very nice, and lots of colorful sand dunes to run on and slide down using cardboard boxes.

Char-Lee, look at that, you're seven stars away from 10,000!!! star light, star bright, first seven stars I see tonight....congrats!

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is slim pickings on jpl today , hell of a lot of thumbnails but no fingers so to speak, it looked odd so I thought ide drop it up

reply to post by Char-Lee


you almost had it ! , on the image you posted a few pages back



the little square with the anomaly, was that on a separate layer? and more importantly was this done with the online package programme? I'm not even sure if you said you did this picture in that online programme

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them foundations must go deep , you reckon the builders bullt to withstand a severe climate ?

Built down low to be closer to the water when the creek started drying up.

reply to post by Blue Shift


im seeing it now , lines in the water, clam diving off the jetty. btw , check your inbox (no subject) , you might be pleasantly surprised ;D

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It was done with the online one. I was never able to get the second layer, it just kept giving me blank layers with odd numbers that I kept deleting! When I select a tool BTW I have to start all over because I could find no way to DESELECT IT!! You MUST be laughing by now!!!


I will never be able to get it and I have always been able to get everything! My big flaw, every college professor thought I was a genius in their subject and should be whatever they were, (even the quantum physics one...he said I would go far and do great things!) and being good at everything with perfect grades I actually have done nothing!

So you see you are a true genius of photo manipulation!

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har-Lee, look at that, you're seven stars away from 10,000!!! star light, star bright, first seven stars I see tonight....congrats!

Wow I never noticed! i can't remember the last time I looked at the number...thanks star-ers!

funbox
reply to post by Aleister

 

is slim pickings on jpl today , hell of a lot of thumbnails but no fingers so to speak, it looked odd so I thought ide drop it up

reply to post by Char-Lee

 

you almost had it ! , on the image you posted a few pages back

the little square with the anomaly, was that on a separate layer? and more importantly was this done with the online package programme? I'm not even sure if you said you did this picture in that online programme

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You know that really does look like an Marisectum!

reply to post by Char-Lee


ok , ill make a video , gifs have to much information left out



hmm sorry its a bit jerky

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Char-Lee

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reply to post by Aleister

 

is slim pickings on jpl today , hell of a lot of thumbnails but no fingers so to speak, it looked odd so I thought ide drop it up

reply to post by Char-Lee

 

you almost had it ! , on the image you posted a few pages back

the little square with the anomaly, was that on a separate layer? and more importantly was this done with the online package programme? I'm not even sure if you said you did this picture in that online programme

funBox

You know that really does look like an Marinsectum!