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Interesting, but this is NOT a "Door"!
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Foto palesemente alterata ed ingrandita per evidenziare l'inesistente. Perch stato escluso il "sasso" - proprio davanti alla "porta" - le cui dimensioni sono note? Dalle dimensioni del "sasso", leggerete, si possono - sebbene con una certa approssimazione - le dimensioni della "porta". Maddai!!! Un pizzico di Onest Intellettuale, almeno...
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That was because while something depicted in the grainy, black-and-white version of the photograph taken by a camera aboard the rover could be interpreted to resemble the shape of a door, the agencys Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) told Snopes that it actually was a very, very, very zoomed in shot of a tiny crevice in a rock.
The teams scientists underlined just how small [the crevice] is: roughly 30 centimeters wide and 45 centimeters across (11 by 17 inches), a JPL spokesperson said via email. They said there are linear fractures throughout this outcrop, and this is a location where several linear fractures happen to intersect.
The photograph was taken by the Mast Camera (Mastcam) outfitted aboard Curiosity, a system that uses fixed-focal length, multispectral imagers to capture true color images of the red planet and beyond. The door image was captured on May 7, 2022, which is also Sol 3466 the 3,466th solar day on Mars, or a Mars-day.
NASA media relations team also referred us to a publicly available, digital mosaic of photos that the rover also captured. Neville Thompson, who is not affiliated with NASA, created the piece, which showed contents of the in-question image within the broader marscape.