You see a lot which looks like the affect where moving liquid carries away the very fine sand and leaves the larger grains or pebbles.
Water on Mars - Oops, Not
by Satanus 23 Replies latest jw friends
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Satanus
Right, jt. Here is one where it's easier to see.
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Shutterbug
The Circle resembles a discarded tire. Obviously it isn't but something had to act as a mold to make something that close to being perfectly round. Bug
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Elsewhere
Looks like a very very fine dust to me.
I don't see any reflective characteristics and the surface is uneven.
You can also see all of the locations where they used their mass spectrometer to identify the molecules in the rocks. If that was water then they could just place the mass spectrometer on it and it would produce a reading indicating H2O or not.
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Satanus
Shutter
Ya, its different. Here is another pic of it
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AlanF
The circle looks vaguely like a gas bubble in mud, kind of like when a bubble in a mud pot in Yellowstone Park bursts. There's another bubblish thing lower down in several of the photos.
AlanF
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Satanus
Here is part of the rover, so it gives an idea of the size of the pebbles
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Satanus
Another of the circle. Hey, i wonder if the rover did a test on the rock and did that. Geez, there is no commentary.
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justhuman
nobody can tell
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funkyderek
Sorry
