Your browser does not support HTML video. In front of the clues so striking, I really wonder if this can not be considered proof of the existence of life on Mars.In what other way is it possible to justify these changes of color occurred over a period of only seven days?Considering that the atmosphere is extremely rarefied and composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide, why… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”: clues to microorganic life?
Your browser does not support HTML video. In front of the clues so striking, I really wonder if this can not be considered proof of the existence of life on Mars.In what other way is it possible to justify these changes of color occurred over a period of only seven days?Considering that the atmosphere is extremely rarefied and composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide, why… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”: clues to microorganic life?
Your browser does not support HTML video. In front of the clues so striking, I really wonder if this can not be considered proof of the existence of life on Mars.In what other way is it possible to justify these changes of color occurred over a period of only seven days?Considering that the atmosphere is extremely rarefied and composed almost entirely of carbon dioxide, why… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”: clues to microorganic life?
Your browser does not support HTML video. Direct comparison between two photos of the “Glasgow” hole, taken only four days apart.Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is the change of color, where everything seems to have been covered by a… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”
Your browser does not support HTML video. Direct comparison between two photos of the “Glasgow” hole, taken only four days apart.Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is the change of color, where everything seems to have been covered by a… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”
At 01:39:59 UTC the Mastcam Right has again imaged the drilling called “Glasgow”.The comparison with the previous image of only three days ago is definitely extraordinary (see https://www.facebook.com/PianetaMarte.MdM/posts/2919094254840415). Part of the excavated material has begun to turn turquoise and the green areas have taken on a more saturated coloration!Evidently some changes have taken place and are taking place that require “authoritative” explanations!I want to underline… Read More »Curiosity Sol 2761, May 13, 2020
Your browser does not support HTML video. Direct comparison between two photos of the “Glasgow” hole, taken only four days apart.Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is the change of color, where everything seems to have been covered by a… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”
Your browser does not support HTML video. Direct comparison between two photos of the “Glasgow” hole, taken only four days apart.Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is the change of color, where everything seems to have been covered by a… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”
Your browser does not support HTML video. Direct comparison between two photos of the “Glasgow” hole, taken only four days apart.Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is the change of color, where everything seems to have been covered by a… Read More »Variations of “Glasgow”
At 23:00:02 UTC the Mastcam Right imaged again the drilling called “Glasgow”.The comparison with the image of only four days ago is already very interesting for the number of changes observed (see https://www.facebook.com/PianetaMarte.MdM/posts/2909969302419577). Part of the excavated material has collapsed conspicuously, a little towards the inner hole and a little outside. Some “lumps” have crumbled, while others have changed position.But the most curious aspect is… Read More »Curiosity Sol 2758, May 9, 2020