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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-crop.jpgNew extremely unusually-looking Surface Features at Yellowknife Bay - Sol 173 (an EDM in Calibrated Natural Colors; credits for the Research: "Mirko - Broken"/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)159 visiteC' qualcosa di VERAMENTE inusuale in questa zona di Gale Crater nota come "Yellowknife Bay", ed il quantitativo di Stranezze (o Anomalie di Superficie, se preferite) sino ad ora localizzato ne la prova lampante. Questo dettaglio, individuato dall'Amico e Senior Partner Mirko, di quelli che lasciano davvero perplessi: su un lato di un macigno distante pochi metri dal Rover, c' (sembra esserci) un'apertura a forma nettamente (ed inequivocabilmente) squadrata; e poi, proprio al di sotto di questa apertura, ce n' un'altra, che sembra essere addirittura la porzione terminale di una canalina di scolo (o, comunque, di una sorta di - vecchissima ed incrostata - tubazione).
Strano, veramente strano. Per i Lettori pi affezionati e di buona memoria, ricordiamo che un dettaglio simile a quello della "canalina di scolo" venne da noi individuato in due frames ottenuti dal Rover "Spirit", quando si trovava nei pressi del Summit della collinetta "Husband", durante i Soles 620 e 621 della sua esplorazione del Cratere Gusev. Eravamo nel Luglio 2006. Un GRANDE COMPLIMENTO al nostro Senior Partner Mirko per l'incredibile colpo d'occhio avuto e per la sua Amicizia ed il suo costante supporto.MareKromium02/07/13 at 17:25ubatuba: ..a me sembra strano che con tutte le anomalie ris...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-crop.jpgNew extremely unusually-looking Surface Features at Yellowknife Bay - Sol 173 (an EDM in Calibrated Natural Colors; credits for the Research: "Mirko - Broken"/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)159 visiteC' qualcosa di VERAMENTE inusuale in questa zona di Gale Crater nota come "Yellowknife Bay", ed il quantitativo di Stranezze (o Anomalie di Superficie, se preferite) sino ad ora localizzato ne la prova lampante. Questo dettaglio, individuato dall'Amico e Senior Partner Mirko, di quelli che lasciano davvero perplessi: su un lato di un macigno distante pochi metri dal Rover, c' (sembra esserci) un'apertura a forma nettamente (ed inequivocabilmente) squadrata; e poi, proprio al di sotto di questa apertura, ce n' un'altra, che sembra essere addirittura la porzione terminale di una canalina di scolo (o, comunque, di una sorta di - vecchissima ed incrostata - tubazione).
Strano, veramente strano. Per i Lettori pi affezionati e di buona memoria, ricordiamo che un dettaglio simile a quello della "canalina di scolo" venne da noi individuato in due frames ottenuti dal Rover "Spirit", quando si trovava nei pressi del Summit della collinetta "Husband", durante i Soles 620 e 621 della sua esplorazione del Cratere Gusev. Eravamo nel Luglio 2006. Un GRANDE COMPLIMENTO al nostro Senior Partner Mirko per l'incredibile colpo d'occhio avuto e per la sua Amicizia ed il suo costante supporto.MareKromium02/07/13 at 16:16paolocf1963: Grazie a Te Broken! E comunque, l'unica cosa c...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-crop.jpgNew extremely unusually-looking Surface Features at Yellowknife Bay - Sol 173 (an EDM in Calibrated Natural Colors; credits for the Research: "Mirko - Broken"/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)159 visiteC' qualcosa di VERAMENTE inusuale in questa zona di Gale Crater nota come "Yellowknife Bay", ed il quantitativo di Stranezze (o Anomalie di Superficie, se preferite) sino ad ora localizzato ne la prova lampante. Questo dettaglio, individuato dall'Amico e Senior Partner Mirko, di quelli che lasciano davvero perplessi: su un lato di un macigno distante pochi metri dal Rover, c' (sembra esserci) un'apertura a forma nettamente (ed inequivocabilmente) squadrata; e poi, proprio al di sotto di questa apertura, ce n' un'altra, che sembra essere addirittura la porzione terminale di una canalina di scolo (o, comunque, di una sorta di - vecchissima ed incrostata - tubazione).
Strano, veramente strano. Per i Lettori pi affezionati e di buona memoria, ricordiamo che un dettaglio simile a quello della "canalina di scolo" venne da noi individuato in due frames ottenuti dal Rover "Spirit", quando si trovava nei pressi del Summit della collinetta "Husband", durante i Soles 620 e 621 della sua esplorazione del Cratere Gusev. Eravamo nel Luglio 2006. Un GRANDE COMPLIMENTO al nostro Senior Partner Mirko per l'incredibile colpo d'occhio avuto e per la sua Amicizia ed il suo costante supporto.MareKromium02/07/13 at 15:47broken: vi ringrazio tantissimo ma e stato un colpo di for...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-crop.jpgNew extremely unusually-looking Surface Features at Yellowknife Bay - Sol 173 (an EDM in Calibrated Natural Colors; credits for the Research: "Mirko - Broken"/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)159 visiteC' qualcosa di VERAMENTE inusuale in questa zona di Gale Crater nota come "Yellowknife Bay", ed il quantitativo di Stranezze (o Anomalie di Superficie, se preferite) sino ad ora localizzato ne la prova lampante. Questo dettaglio, individuato dall'Amico e Senior Partner Mirko, di quelli che lasciano davvero perplessi: su un lato di un macigno distante pochi metri dal Rover, c' (sembra esserci) un'apertura a forma nettamente (ed inequivocabilmente) squadrata; e poi, proprio al di sotto di questa apertura, ce n' un'altra, che sembra essere addirittura la porzione terminale di una canalina di scolo (o, comunque, di una sorta di - vecchissima ed incrostata - tubazione).
Strano, veramente strano. Per i Lettori pi affezionati e di buona memoria, ricordiamo che un dettaglio simile a quello della "canalina di scolo" venne da noi individuato in due frames ottenuti dal Rover "Spirit", quando si trovava nei pressi del Summit della collinetta "Husband", durante i Soles 620 e 621 della sua esplorazione del Cratere Gusev. Eravamo nel Luglio 2006. Un GRANDE COMPLIMENTO al nostro Senior Partner Mirko per l'incredibile colpo d'occhio avuto e per la sua Amicizia ed il suo costante supporto.MareKromium02/07/13 at 15:11MareKromium: Io credo che esista una realt?, su Marte, che noi ...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/07/13 at 06:55paolocf1963: Tre! Oggi pubblico il dettaglio con quanto visto (...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/07/13 at 06:23walthari: certo che due anomalie del genere nello stesso fra...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(2).jpgAnother "Rat" on Mars! - Sol 173 (EDM; Enhanced and Saturated Natural Colors; credits for the Research: Ivana Tognoloni/Lunar Explorer Italia/Italian Planetary Foundation)284 visite...certo, non un "topo", molto probabilmente... Ma non dite che non ci assomiglia in maniera quasi perfetta. E comunque, a parere di chi scrive, su Marte, Superficie e Sub-Superficie e, a maggior ragione, ancora pi in profondit, c' Vita. Vita Animale. Vita Animale che si muove, respira, agisce, si nutre, pensa e fa quello che fa, in accordo a Leggi e Schemi Biologici che noi, poveri "terricoli", semplicemente non comprendiamo. E che di conseguenza, non comprendendo, nella nostra arroganza senza fine, rifiutiamo a priori. Pensateci sopra....MareKromium02/07/13 at 06:22walthari: eheheeh per sembrare un topo lo sembra eccome.....
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/06/13 at 19:57broken: ti ringrazio...comunque il dettaglio e visibile......
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/06/13 at 18:38paolocf1963: Sei pessimista. :-)
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/06/13 at 18:32Ufologo: Mi sa che ci stiamo facendo uscire gli occhi di fu...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/06/13 at 14:01cano00: simpatico il "topastro",effettivamente q...
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SOL0173-GB-LXTT-IPF-CTX+EDM_ivana_p3_(1).jpgMartian Oddities - Sol 173231 visiteAs we wrote in yesterday's, February 4th, 2013, APOD, nobody knows for sure what this bright and metal-looking Feature that shines in the Sun right in front of the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" - and highlighted by a red circle that we drew around it - can be. As a matter of fact, the texture of the whole Feature (that looks extremely smooth) and the color of its upper portion, are completely different from the texture and color of the Rocky Paving that the Feature appears to be part of, and which characterizes the area currently explored by the Rover, and known as Yellowknife Bay. Maybe, if the NASA People will decide to get closer to this intriguing Feature and so take a better look at it, we may know more. But for now, we can only draw your attention on what it seems to be one of the greatest oddities ever discovered on the Red Planet.
And that is not all! Look at the Feature highlighted by the yellow square that we drew around it and then take a careful look at what seems to be hiding in an horizontal crack of the huge boulder that is only a few meters away from the Rover... Is that an optical illusion? A very oddly-shaped rock? Or - maybe - we are really looking at something that looks like a small rodent that can perfectly "hide in plain sight"? Of course, we do not know. What we do know is that this second Feature is not just a a light-trick (actually, it casts a small shadow on the wall of the crack behind it), but something real. Something that, in our opinion, as IPF, should really be investigated...
This picture (which is an image-mosaic obtained from several Original NASA - Mars Exploration Rover - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" b/w frames taken during the 173rd Sol of the Rover's exploration of Gale Crater) has been additionally processed, calibrated and colorized in Natural Colors (such as the colors that a perfect human eye - or an Electronic Eye - would actually perceive if someone were near the NASA - Mars Exploration Rover (MER) - Mars Laboratory "Curiosity" and then looked ahead, towards the Rocky Paving located in front of and around the Rover), by using an original technique created - and, in time, dramatically improved - by the Lunar Explorer Italia Team. Different colors, as well as different shades of the same color, mean, among other things, the existence of different Elements (Minerals) present on the Surface of Gale Crater, each having a different Albedo (---> Reflectivity) and Chemical Composition.MareKromium02/06/13 at 12:53Anakin: Ecco bravo perch io non lo vedo :-)
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