What I Found In a Mars Image

Thank you for all the nice comments. Yeah the view from the other angle does look just like a rock, strange. I found that a couple of years ago I believe and am not sure which sol it is. But again thank you for all the great comments, and I definitely learned a few things.

Glitch_Neo wrote:

Firstly - Welcome to the forum

Well, I can't ignore the fact that the anomaly is definitely there!

Which Sol are we looking at?

Where roughly is the rover? , It looks like Yellowknife Bay area but thats just off the top of my head.

I have seen a few things like this "Post" - It reminds me of a Moaring Post - the kind of thing you see fishing boats and yachts tied too.

One thing to remember about Anomalies, hardly anyone takes you seriously!, No matter how good your interpretation / descriptionis, theres 5000 people ready to pick it apart and debunk it etc... It's like cornflakes to trolls... Its easier to Mock than think of a reasonable and balanced answer - ether sceptical or not - if you get me?

Don't let it dishearten you - Just keep looking and sharing - I dont use facebook / twitter / social life invasion media coprs lol

My Wife thinks I'm seeing things / lost the plot , but every now and then <strong><em>Even</em></strong> her sceptical mind can't deny things are not what they seem with MSL / apollo images etc that I point out.

Just stay focused and keep looking, take things with a pinch of salt as my Mom says..

Very nice to have a new member too, stay active / and don't let the tuirds grind you dow.

I have come to the conclusion that some people could be on a UFO, in space, and with aliens and still say it isn't real.

Do we have a Discord channel?

Todd wrote:

And alas, it just looks like another rock formation.

I've seen very few rock formations that look like that. It is rock, in a formation, but keep in mind lithic artifacts are among the most challenging to identify, even for first year Archaeology students. If we are dealing with Martian artifacts, they are likely considerably older than any archaeological site on Earth. I have rarely seen natural rock formations that are attached by hugging the adjacent corner sample in an L shape. When rocks get broken apart to create lithic tools, sometimes what is left can resemble just that. Also the indentations on the circular sample just behind that object is also suspect, as if it was gouged out by a tool and left to erode in the elements. Most all of what I would consider an artifact on Mars would likely be stone, turned to stone or integrated inside stone. Of course, with just a couple of images, there is no way to confirm either theory but the entire formation looks exotic to me, like a more denigrated version of Chavin in the Peruvian Andes , perhaps with more water damage present, similar to the damage on the Sphinx, which has started to separate into layers.
journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0116482
www.fire.ca.gov/resource_mgt/archaeology/downloads/recognizing_artifacts.pdf

I was focusing on the triangular column, for lack of a better name. Are you referring to the Quonset hut (again, for lack of a better name) to the right of the column, or perhaps to the circular item attached to the column? The circular indentation appears to have some sort of channel that goes into the circle ... somewhat like blood collection from sacrifices. The Quonset hut looks interesting with what could be some sort of bas-relief carvings on the semi-circular end. Looked at in that light, I suppose it could look other-than-natural.

But as skeptical as I am, I think that when we get up close and investigate it in person (and hopefully we will one day) that it'll still be a rock. I hope I'm wrong.

The rover has only covered 11 or 12 miles in its history, if I read things correctly. During that short journey, there have been many, many things photographed that could be manufactured or manmade. If they truly are unnatural, we could extrapolate and say Mars could easily be literally covered with unnatural things. The MRO also has had some eye-popping things to show, such as the "quarries" you showed a few days ago. I suppose we'll find out eventually.

MrFourTwenty wrote:

I have come to the conclusion that some people could be on a UFO, in space, and with aliens and still say it isn't real.

Yup!

And "They" say we are insane?!