Hello Marslife.com Editors,

 

As before I have been scanning the Nasa Website for intriguing images from

both the Opportunity and Gusev Crater sites.

Sometimes you see incredibly intriguing features in the soils and rocks.

Attached are pictures (again the name is altered with the mod inclusion at the

end) of what I conclude is the mother of all Blue Berries (somewhat eroded) that

still shows a layered circular structure. Or is it a martian anologue to the Frass meteroite

still in situ?? Also a rock that can only be considered as bizarre, to say the least.

It is very un-eroded and looks remarkably "recent". I would be interested in your readers

comments as to what process caused the jagged appearance to this structure. It is totally

different to other rocks seen to date in the spirit site.

Regards. 

Noel

 

μmicronote:  I have often wondered how the Frass Meteorite was created, since apparently every vesicle in the rock (and there are a million) is full  of sand.  If the vesicle is big enough, there can be other rocks, small pieces of dead "trees," and even bug parts contained within the vesicles.  Sometimes I have almost thought that the lava would have had to flow straight up through the sand to capture so much material.  I guess it is more likely that the rock featured above was "flown in" to this location by an asteroid impact nearby.  But it does look like very new lava and could it have arisen right at this spot?

Hi there,

I have been downloading images from the JPL web site now for a few months

and attach a couple of images for you to review if you want to.

I have added the word "mod" to the actual image name and altered the image by

outlining the interesting spots in red. Zoom in these spots for a good look and

be amazed at what you see. One image appears to show a number of fossilised

skulls !! Zoom into these and have a good look. On one, the mouth even appears

to have teeth and the light penetrates through onto the soil underneath. Also,

curious enigmatic circle features. One rock shows a herringbone structure in a

number of cavities. you find out the pixs in question.

Anyway they are interesting, don't you agree??

Also the "airbag threads" that supposedly litter the sites have gotten under the

pebbles without disturbing them, quite a trick don't you think???

In any case I think that the Nasa Officials are being very careful not to let any

cats out of the bag.

regards

Noel