Curiosity Sol 1044 Image, Human Statue?

8 years 1 week ago #4851 by Todd

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8 years 1 week ago - 8 years 1 week ago #4854 by ??

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Nice video. Maybe it's a statue, maybe its just pareidolia, but it sure looks to me like a head facing left. To me, it appears the "pyramid" is a broken fragment of something, that it's not a pyramid. "You see what you see and I see what I see."

One thing I have noticed that puzzles me is all the stacks of flat "rocks" stacked up like pancakes, or slices of cheese, in many photographs. It is difficult for me to believe that these are the result of many layers of sediment. They appear to me to be layers of some kind of manufactured material.

Anyone want to speculate on this?

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8 years 1 week ago #4859 by Todd

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Personally, I try not to be too intimidated by the word "pareidolia" because I feel it would interfere with fair observation. The fluvial layers on Mars appear to me as if they have seen even more geological processes then sedimentary layers here on Earth. So one could speculate that Mars may have had more water and life in relationship to its size than even Earth has.

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8 years 1 week ago - 8 years 1 week ago #4868 by ??

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Yes. Citing pareidolia can be just an excuse for not wanting to see what's really there. Yet I have seen many faces and quite a few automotive vehicles on Mars, more than I think are actually there, so I thought I'd give pariodelia a hat tip for those. I did rotate it and it looks pretty much like a face to me from all angles.

As for all those pancaked layers, I agree they could be the result of sediment from a liquid (H₂0). If that is true, then the liquid must have flooded and receded many times. If this is correct then Mars has, to me anyway, a very interesting geology, in spite of (apparent) cosmic wars, etc.

I still consider the below a manufactured object though.

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