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Palermo Project • Mars Exploration Rover Rock Anomalies. Page 6. |
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Interesting pattern on lower left section of rock. Stereo image on right. Click here for JPL image. |
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An unusual opening in a rock at the spirit site. |
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Blueness at the spirit site. Can there be a blue connection to the opportunity site? JPL image. |
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Air bag fiber found in martian soil. JPL stated that the fibers found in some micro images are possibly, maybe, due to air bag debris. The above is a satirical piece. Efrain JPL source image. |
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Rod shapes embedded in rock. JPL image.
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Stereogram of an unusual rock collection. |
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Interesting feature casting a shadow. |
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This hollowed out object looks like an eroded metal. A rock would not be able to structurally hold itself together like this. JPL image. |
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