The discussion revolves around a recent discovery reported by Sky News, which has sparked interest and speculation regarding a peculiar formation observed in a photograph, potentially on Mars. Participants explore various interpretations of the image, questioning its nature and origin, while also considering the implications of the Martian environment.
Participants express a range of interpretations regarding the nature of the formation, with no consensus reached. Some view it as a natural rock formation, while others entertain more fantastical explanations. The discussion remains unresolved.
Participants highlight the absence of scale in the image, which complicates the assessment of the formation's size and nature. There are also concerns about the authenticity of the image, with references to potential alterations.
setAI said:it's sasquatch!
<<head explodes>>
jostpuur said:The legs are not separate. It doesn't look like a walking being, unless it's a Mars Woman instead, and is wearing a skirt. I would like to know, however, how such a rock could be formed naturally. The arm doesn't look natural for a rock. I could more easily expect rocks of strange shapes in places where there is water.
It's a photochop.But a space fan spotted the figure, which was just a pinprick in the original photograph. It was blown up and posted on a website.