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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:41Ufologo: Come quel poveraccio di John Glenn (il migliore as...
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:37Paolo C. Fienga: ...triste, ma plausibile. Con una nota: "se d...
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:36Ufologo: Alla NASA avranno messo alla scrivania un tecnico ...
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:33Paolo C. Fienga: Ed il "bello" ? che troviamo una marea d...
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:31Ufologo: (Siamo costretti a "ravanare" tra le cos...
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:29Paolo C. Fienga: Non lo siamo infatti. Proprio per niente, anzi...
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Mars_Anomaly_06.pngBizarre-looking "Spark" - Sol unknown181 visitePalese, e gi visto innumerevoli volte (su Marte e non solo) artefatto da sovra-saturazione. In altre parole: trattasi di oggetto reale ed altamente riflettente (l'effetto da over-saturation assolutamente inconfondibile). Di che si tratta? Non ne abbiamo idea. Comunque, anche se svariate immagini (e ci riferiamo alle tre che precedono) sono state messe "tutte nello stesso mucchio", a noi i "Fenomeni" sembrano diversi. Se volete commentare... Ma usate una cautela: come (quasi) sempre, manca il Seriale (che un elemento decisivo per l'Analista del frame) e, ovviamente, il Sol di riferimento. L'evento, comunque, "sembra" vecchio di ormai due anni (Fonte "DailyMail.com").
p.s.: ma sar la stessa "flare" dei primi tre frames che ora "levita"?!? A noi sembra proprio di no e la NASA ha detto che di immagini del "Fenomeno Luminoso" del Sol 389 ne esiste solo una (anche se, sempre la NASA dixit, esistono tantissime altre immagini di Fenomeni Luminosi similari a quello da cui siamo partiti. "Almeno uno alla settimana", hanno dichiarato).MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:22Paolo C. Fienga: Non si avvicineranno mai...troppo. A meno che...
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Mars_Anomaly_06.pngBizarre-looking "Spark" - Sol unknown181 visitePalese, e gi visto innumerevoli volte (su Marte e non solo) artefatto da sovra-saturazione. In altre parole: trattasi di oggetto reale ed altamente riflettente (l'effetto da over-saturation assolutamente inconfondibile). Di che si tratta? Non ne abbiamo idea. Comunque, anche se svariate immagini (e ci riferiamo alle tre che precedono) sono state messe "tutte nello stesso mucchio", a noi i "Fenomeni" sembrano diversi. Se volete commentare... Ma usate una cautela: come (quasi) sempre, manca il Seriale (che un elemento decisivo per l'Analista del frame) e, ovviamente, il Sol di riferimento. L'evento, comunque, "sembra" vecchio di ormai due anni (Fonte "DailyMail.com").
p.s.: ma sar la stessa "flare" dei primi tre frames che ora "levita"?!? A noi sembra proprio di no e la NASA ha detto che di immagini del "Fenomeno Luminoso" del Sol 389 ne esiste solo una (anche se, sempre la NASA dixit, esistono tantissime altre immagini di Fenomeni Luminosi similari a quello da cui siamo partiti. "Almeno uno alla settimana", hanno dichiarato).MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:21Ufologo: In effetti sembra ... volare. Ma siamo sempre l?: ...
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Mars_Anomaly_07.pngThe "Spark in the Dark" (1) - Sol unknown180 visiteAltra immagine interessante ma, senza dati tecnici disponibili, possiamo solo "buttarla l" senza commentarla. Non sappiamo nemmeno se sia correlabile alle quattro che precedono. Pu essere qualcosa di "reale", come pu essere una (ennesima) "bufala".
A volte i "Ricercatori" di Anomalie sembrano fare di proposito queste "occultazioni" (stupidissime) di dati che sarebbero del tutto fondamentali per supportare (o smontare) un'ipotesi. Non so se lo fanno perch sono in malafede o perch sono solo degli incapaci. E quale che sia l'opzione scelta, nessuna gli fa onore...MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:18Ufologo: E gi ....
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Mars_Anomaly_01.jpgFountain of Light or just another Hoax? 1 - Sol 589282 visiteA white light captured emanating from Mars' Surface is back and is as mysterious as ever.
(By James Pero For Dailymail.com Published: 19:28 GMT, 21 June 2019 | Updated: 20:37 GMT, 21 June 2019)
In a photo snapped by NASA's Curiosity Rover, which has been traversing Mars' Surface since 2012, the robotic explorer caught an anomaly mingled among the planet's rolling landscape. Floating just above a dune on the right side (Dx) of the black-and-white image, Curiosity spotted a hard-to-miss white light.
Images taken directly before and after the anomaly which are time-stamped about a minute apart show up show no signs of any lights.
Though NASA hasn't yet addressed what the light is, it has acknowledged similar phenomena in the past, when the Curiosity rover happened upon an equally mysterious illumination on Mars' surface in 2014.
In a statement to DailyMail.com, a NASA spokesperson offered up a simple, if unsatisfying suggestion. 'One possibility is that the light is the glint from a rock surface reflecting the sun,' a spokesperson said in a previous report.
'When these images were taken each day, the sun was in the same direction as the bright spot, west-northwest from the rover, and relatively low in the sky.
Alternatively, the NASA spokesperson said the light may have resulted from sunlight reflecting off of the rover's sensors. Similar reflections from the Sun have cropped up in photos in the past when the sun is aligned at various positions in the sky.
'The Rover Science Team is also looking at the possibility that the bright spots could be caused by Cosmic Rays striking the camera's detector.'
When it comes to the Curiosity Rover, NASA has keyed in on other shiny phenomenon in the past, including what were believed to be fragments of a meteorite glinting in the Sun.
MareKromium12/20/21 at 17:17Ufologo: .. e mi trovi d'accordo! (Non che siamo ... fe...
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Mars_Anomaly_06.pngBizarre-looking "Spark" - Sol unknown181 visitePalese, e gi visto innumerevoli volte (su Marte e non solo) artefatto da sovra-saturazione. In altre parole: trattasi di oggetto reale ed altamente riflettente (l'effetto da over-saturation assolutamente inconfondibile). Di che si tratta? Non ne abbiamo idea. Comunque, anche se svariate immagini (e ci riferiamo alle tre che precedono) sono state messe "tutte nello stesso mucchio", a noi i "Fenomeni" sembrano diversi. Se volete commentare... Ma usate una cautela: come (quasi) sempre, manca il Seriale (che un elemento decisivo per l'Analista del frame) e, ovviamente, il Sol di riferimento. L'evento, comunque, "sembra" vecchio di ormai due anni (Fonte "DailyMail.com").
p.s.: ma sar la stessa "flare" dei primi tre frames che ora "levita"?!? A noi sembra proprio di no e la NASA ha detto che di immagini del "Fenomeno Luminoso" del Sol 389 ne esiste solo una (anche se, sempre la NASA dixit, esistono tantissime altre immagini di Fenomeni Luminosi similari a quello da cui siamo partiti. "Almeno uno alla settimana", hanno dichiarato).MareKromium12/20/21 at 16:32Paolo C. Fienga: ...Guarda BENE questa Max! Ne abbiamo una praticam...
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Mars_Anomaly_07.pngThe "Spark in the Dark" (1) - Sol unknown180 visiteAltra immagine interessante ma, senza dati tecnici disponibili, possiamo solo "buttarla l" senza commentarla. Non sappiamo nemmeno se sia correlabile alle quattro che precedono. Pu essere qualcosa di "reale", come pu essere una (ennesima) "bufala".
A volte i "Ricercatori" di Anomalie sembrano fare di proposito queste "occultazioni" (stupidissime) di dati che sarebbero del tutto fondamentali per supportare (o smontare) un'ipotesi. Non so se lo fanno perch sono in malafede o perch sono solo degli incapaci. E quale che sia l'opzione scelta, nessuna gli fa onore...MareKromium12/20/21 at 16:10Paolo C. Fienga: Max, confronta questa immagine con quella del Souj...
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