Another 'Jupiter 2' Flying-Saucer Spotted on Mars?

The photographs we're analyzing were taken by the Rover Curiosity and MOC.

I discovered what looks like two 'Jupiter 2' type craft in a Rover Curiosity photograph and an MOC photograph.

The similarity is striking: classic flying-saucer geometry, reflective metallic-type surfaces with what appear to be rectangular windows.

I also feature square-shaped craft I discovered in another MOC photograph. The square object appears to have a dome on it with a recessed, rectangular hatch on the one corner.

Original NASA Links:

mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/?rawid=NLB_613395472EDR_D0760222TRAV00785M_

viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/moc/M1800558

viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/moc/E0101132

My Blog Post featuring 'Another 'Jupiter 2' Flying-Saucer Spotted on Mars?:'

mars.raptorzone.co.za/2019/06/23/another-jupiter-2-flying-saucer-spotted-on-mars-2/

My YouTube Video featuring 'Another 'Jupiter 2' Flying-Saucer Spotted on Mars?:'



DISCLAIMER: Many or all of the anomalies/artefacts covered in this presentation may be naturally occurring geological features caused by some type of geological processes, however due to the lack of specific information from the source we can only speculate whether these are all natural or some artificial in nature.

In cases where I say an anomaly looks like something I’m attempting to clarify what I see and not specifically that the anomaly is what I say it looks like.

My intention is only to share anomalies I've discovered on Mars and not to convince anyone that there is or was a civilization on Mars.

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Wow! I had to pause the video at 1:29 and take a snapshot. There are so many things of interest in this image.

It seems the saucer shaped thing may have been part of something much larger.

The object right at the bottom to the lower left of the 'Jupiter 2' is impressive.

V"ery impressive. The tube-like thing goes under the hill, which is probably made of the same stuff. Note also the objects in the lower corner of the snapshot from your video.


And there are other similar arrangements of similar, if not identical structures in that same slide M1800558... Here, the square feature looks similar. And is that a Jupiter-3 under the sand, right around where we'd expect it?

Same strip, towards the bottom:

Note the white parts. I think everything was coated in white like that. The large part on top is eroded. It looks like some kind of fallen rigging. There are many other exposed large parts like it laying around., and it also looks like there are more underground waiting for their turn to transform into sand.

Bottom of the strip.

Following the white patches yields quick results. Nice shadow!

Is that a tower, bottom left ?

There is nothing natural to find around here. The scale is ginormous.

Zoomed in on one of these tubes poking out.

Is that me or do we have the same kind of transparency effect as on the Moon, going out to the right. This is an amazing shot. Thank you NASA!

@RaptorZN2000 To the left, the foot of the pole sticking out, couldn't that be a good match for the rocks with knobs?



[EDIT] I got the png from the asu site, but it is different than the one in their viewer? image.mars.asu.edu/convert/M1800558.png?flipy=1&image=http%3A//appserver.mars.asu.edu%3A8080/StampServer-1.2/ImageServer%3Fversion%3Dviewer-new%26instrument%3Dmoc%26id%3DM1800558%26height%3D1500%26imageType%3DMOCimage%3Dhttps%3A//image.mars.asu.edu/convert%3Fformat%3Dpng%26image%3Dhttp%253A//appserver.mars.asu.edu%253A8080/StampServer-1.2/ImageServer%253Fversion%253Dviewer-new%2526instrument%253Dmoc%2526id%253DM1800558%2526height%253D1500%2526imageType%253DMOC&rotate=0&format=png

I'm also adding the file I have.