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I don't care what you say, this is totally a tiny Star Destroyer that crash landed on Mars.
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OOOOTEEENNNEEEE!!!Damn, does that means that the Jawa will capture the rover next?
How do you know it isn't just far away?![]()
I found this anomaly in the latest Curiosity Rover photo. The black object looks like a crashed UFO. The craft is only about 2.5-3 meters across, so it probably only held a few passengers. Since many of the figures we found on Mars are about 5-8 cm tall, then we can conclude that his ship could carry about 20-40 passengers.
wut?
OMG, long live the Empire!
Wouldn't it be cool if it's old and it's been covered up with so much dust that it is just a tiny part of a much larger ship? Science fiction, of course. But, I'm hoping one day we find something like that. A crashed or old ship under the surface dust (kind of like our old civilizations). <---completely not happening here, of course...
It's on average about 1.5 AU from Earth, or about 141 million miles.It still amazes me that this is a picture from an entirely different planet billions of miles (or whatever) away.
Eh, the movie "Alien" comes to mind.