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9 years 9 months ago #191 by Badsneaker

Mars Boulder was created by Badsneaker

This is very interesting. NASA finally finds itself backed into a corner and is publically admitting there really are Martian (I've been waiting for an opportunity to use that word

) anomalies. This one is visible from Mars orbit.

Now to attempt to measure the mass of the rock and the downward (or negative) slope it is moving on. Can we tell from the data if the Martian

gravity is strong enough to exert the force necessary to move the object?

Or is there something else at work here?

www.space.com/26828-mars-boulder-trail-from-space-photo.html

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