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7 years 6 months ago #8731 by ssake
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I'm new here, and new to this topic. I just finished watching this video on Youtube:

And I noticed something the presenter didn't seem to pick up on. Sorry if this is old news, but it's so striking to me I wanted to share it. Photo attached. This is a bent, four-sided rod of some kind, and it seems to be capped on the end with something of slightly different color. I can't imagine that this could possibly be a natural feature.

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7 years 6 months ago - 7 years 6 months ago #8732 by ??
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Welcome aboard and thanks for posting! :cheer: I enlarged this a little bit for clarity.

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7 years 6 months ago #8743 by Badsneaker
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ssake, All opinions/views are more than welcome! The best way to arrive at a quality analysis is to bounce ideas off each other. I, along with Will and others, have been revisiting the images in older SOLS because the tools we have are much improved over what we used even a few years ago. Plus it helps to come back to the images with fresh ideas.

I equate it to information overload. When the SOLS are released there is so much data to absorb all at once it is easy to miss many details. However sharing discoveries is what this site is all about. That is the genius of Will Farrar when he created this forum.

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7 years 6 months ago #8759 by admin15
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Hi SSake, just went over the video again and Will did run the cursor over the anomaly. im new to this forum as well, so welcome and keep searching..

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7 years 6 months ago #8760 by ssake
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If he commented on it I must have missed it. I think it's as dramatic as the stair-stepped cone object that's highlighted on the website, because if I read it correctly, it's a curved rectangular beam, with a different-colored cap on the end. I'd love to see a higher-resolution image of it if one is available. One's eyes can certainly play tricks on one, but if it's what I'm interpreting, I can't see any possible way it could be a natural formation. Nor could it have fallen off the Rover. So with this one artifact, it would essentially be a "done deal," if such a thing were possible.

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7 years 6 months ago #8764 by Todd
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Here is a singular version I processed from the PDS raw DRCX .img file. I also processed an over sized version at 200% and an enhanced enlargement below.







NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS original
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7 years 6 months ago #8765 by ssake
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I'm still seeing a curved, possibly metallic beam, possibly with a different-colored cap on it. Not only that, if you follow the curve around to the left, it seems contiguous with some kind of fan-shaped object, like a tail. At least that seems to be in the same line as the curve. I can't tell if the middle of the object, on the ground, is running between two stones, or if there is some kind of melting in the foreground there. But it hardly looks natural.
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