New Images from Mars

Mar 4, 2021 3:22 AM

Just look at all those stones man

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Looks sus

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just come check out the Atacama desert, exactly the fucking same but with blue skies

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I've wasted enough time looking. Where's Bernie?

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People legitimately calling BS and that this is pics of New Mexico. Same people also believe that Trumps literally sent from God.

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Definitely not calling dibs on that spot...

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It's okay, a guy have already called dibs on the whole planet and started selling land.

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insufficent zoom

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Needs a banana

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This comment isn’t getting enough love.

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Are those jawas?

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Mars, Peru?

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Fuck, Mars is gonna make a nice ass camper.

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Just as I thought. New Mexico.

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Looks like Afghanistan

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This looks eerily similar to every sci-fi movie scene where people accidentally time travel to millions of years after human extinction.

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As an Arizona resident, this seems oddly same to our deserts.

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So, wait......there's rocks all over the universe?? We're not special??

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Oh boy... Wait til you find out we are not the only lifeform that sticks stuff up our butts

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In the words of Buzz Aldrin: magnificent desolation.

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I wanna know what it smells like

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probably like a bunch of rusty nails

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Never thought of that before, but now I'm interested.

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That's not mars, that's arizona.

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I have never seen Arizona on Earth. Arizona is in the Mars.

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That's not arizona that's Tatooine

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There's not that much difference between the two.

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Yeah i don't need to move 140 million miles away for that. Let's just terraform Earth back to normal. #savethetrees

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We're going there by melting the poles. Maybe we'll get tropical climate everywhere.

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Or maybe desert... you never know

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If covid has proved anything about helping the environment, the best way to fix Earth is to not live here. Move to space, then visit Earth.

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Damnit , that's funny. ?

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Reeeeeey!!!

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Surprisingly earthish. You'd think without the erosion from water and with less wind the rocks wouldn't get rounded.

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Bear in mind that many of these rocks have been sitting around for probably millions of years. Even very slow erosion will take its toll.

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They're pretty certain there was actually water there at some point. They want to look at what they assume is an ancient river delta.

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My guess is that though there’s less atmosphere to pick up dust, the ~1/3 gravity means it’s easier for the thin wind to suspend particles

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Its dead Jim

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they're all dead dave

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Who the fuck downvotes a Star Trek pun?

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Star wars fan boy

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Thats a shapeshiftah on tha second pic

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Dalek.

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'if I don't move they can't see me' -martian shapeshiftah probablY

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Nah is just s woman in a martian sand dress . Just squating to pee

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Haha that's ridiculous! *Dials number for Pentagon*

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Jawa

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Are you OK?

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Glohious. Yaself?

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Oh I see, he's American. I'm so sorry for your troubles

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Tis all good homebrah! Blessings upon yo day/month/ n century!Pologies bout our past halfdecade- we working on it n ppreciate ya patience <3

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Nah just a penguin

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Orgalorg!

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...and the first, and the third, and the...

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My friend wants to know what shapeshiftah

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It's a shapeshifter with swag

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Ya cousin from boston

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Source? That's way too low-res for the usual NASA stuff.

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Plenty of their individual images can be fairly low-res. The Mars Exploration Rovers sent back a lot of 1024x1024 pixel images. But here, I

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don't know that what OP posted is here, but... https://mars.nasa.gov/resources/25674/perseverances-mastcam-z-first-high-resolution-panorama/

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And these are the fresh, mostly-unprocessed images: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/multimedia/raw-images/ These get posted as they are

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retrieved; some can be very out-of-sequence due to data dropouts and subsequent transmission retries.

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???

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What I'd like to see is the rover go take a look at the rest of the descent stage - the crane and the heat shield, to see how they landed.

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Pretty sure there’s a penguin in #2

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For some reason it looks angry af

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Also see space penguin

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Smile and wave, boys. Smile and wave.

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Also a tiny baby elephant - same picture on the right.

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As a geologist, i want SOOOOO badly to walk over and pick up those rocks to look at them!

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Glenda Gotrocks

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Maybe lick them too?

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Mmm...deadly perchlorates. *Cough* ***Venus would be a better planet to terraform*** *cough*

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As someone who worked on this rover, we are bringing some rocks back to Earth. Please don’t lick them.

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Thanks for all the cool instruments. I am impatiently awaiting results haha.

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As a non-geologist I wanna do the same.

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As a Martian, I feel the same way about your Earth planet.

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I'll send you a rock if it will make you feel better.

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You mean you want to CRUSH those rocks to see their insides, you maniac

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That's gonna be a long walk

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These images make it seem so near.

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Right? Such a weird different weathering regime...

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As someone who loves new discoveries, I also want you to walk over there and pick up the rocks.

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What kind of testing would you do? And what would you be looking to find out?

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To begin with, a field survey and mapping. We have to start with the basics here.

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Right? I wonder most about why they're so rounded and not jagged!! Not quite like stream-rounded, but not as sharp as the moon for sure

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Aeolian errosion (wind and soil particle abrasion)

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Yessss. Same

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We all know you secretly want to lick them.

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It's no secret, I definitely want to lick them.

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I imaging that was the impetus behind the first rover. A geologist looked at the lander's photo and was like "I WANT TO TOUCH THE ROCKS"

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I want to see this place up close >>

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Also, fun fact: because of the low atmos pressure, erosion is very slow on Mars >>

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That's not a rock, that's a creature that's evolved rough skin to look like a rock, and adapted the ability to roll up into a ball

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Want to chexk that out even more!

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God damn it, Marie.

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Where‘s this from?

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Breaking Bad.

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Thanks

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I will buy a bunch of rocks, you can pick them all up look at them free, I just ask you put them in my yard in the spots I tell you to.

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Dang Landscaper wants to charge a fortune for that.

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I bet they'd be breathtaking.

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As a retail worker, so do I. I'd be SO far away from customers.

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This mission is part one of a sample return mission.

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Gonna take 10 years though. By that time, you can go to Mars yourself. If you don't mind being elons slave to pay for it.

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You have no comprehension of how complex it is to get stuff from ANOTHER FRIGGIN’ PLANET!

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Amazon prime doesn't deliver from Mars?

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No, but Optimus Prime does!

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My 6 yr old says: not sparkly/shiny or a pretty color, so not worth the space in her pockets. Those are reject rocks mom.

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Haha, I like her eye! Tell her us geologists call the reject rocks leaverites. You leave 'em right where you found 'em. I have her pocket 1/

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rule, and it also applies to my house. Also, like your username, it compliments mine well.

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That's a good one. Telling her about that! *Looks at username, backs away slowly*

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That's my other awesome job, take a look through my posts

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The sheer amount of sodium-enriched contaminants that litter the Martian surface would kill you should you decide to touch it.

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Lol please, we eat sodium-enriched contaminants as a side with fast food meals like it's going out of style

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don't think you can hold your breath long enough

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Come on Cohaagen! Give these people air!

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I'd be more worried about my fluid boiling out of my body.

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Or holding your eyeballs in.

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Is the atmosphere on Mars really that thin?

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it's about 1% that of earth's atmosphere, so yeah pretty thin. Also has an average temp of -80F/-62C so that wouldn't be fun either.

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