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No vanes, no yolk, no blood vessel, no blod
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What did you expect???
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Nothing! but ERRORIST saw yolk, blood vessels, cells etc.
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In that photo you can tell the sphere moved during the grinding process. Thus it has a very rough surface. If it were a clean break or groung very smooth you would see the dark spot.
ERRORIST
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Don't know about blood vessels, yolks or whatever, but I'm a bit concerned the RAT exposed a buried mini Borg cube on the left there... :;):
I haven't believed for a moment that these "berries" are organic in origin, but I love your enthusiastic postings and love of things Martian, Errorist. Keep seeing shapes in the natural forms, you're in good company - it's because Schiaparelli and Lowell saw shapes on Mars centuries ago that we're driving around Mars today. I hope we're all celebrating you being right one day.
Stuart Atkinson
Skywatching Blog: [url]http://journals.aol.com/stuartatk/Cumbrian-Sky[/url]
Astronomical poetry, including mars rover poems: [url]http://journals.aol.com/stuartatk/TheVerse[/url]
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but wait! is that stratifgraphy I see or an artifac from the rat drilling?
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but wait! is that stratifgraphy I see or an artifac from the rat drilling?
I'm currently of the opinion (though that changes regular as clockwork) that the marks are from the rat. If you notice the mark continues to the left as a dark mark then to the right as a lighter patch, also the object looks like dust had been deposited upon it and the brushed off again by the rat. If someone would give NASA a should and ask for a closer high res image of the object that would help - they might, you never know ???
There was a young lady named Bright.
Whose speed was far faster than light;
She set out one day
in a relative way
And returned on the previous night.
--Arthur Buller--
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No, this image is the sharpest possible.
Tha darker marks inside the BB are really scratches made with RAT. More information with an explaining picture here:
[http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery/ … 0225a.html]http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/gallery....5a.html
My knowledge of the English language is poor - but still I'm here .
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