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Yep, sun is still setting, but...

I still found a martian tree, or its silhouette. CP shows very strong grass to lime green color with almost 100% blue surrounding it, or a slam dunk tree, or plant, (but l like tree more).

Obviously this could also be an impression in the rock itself, so a second ref, rock showing the same tree needs to be shown for verification, here you go...

More likely a tree than anything else going by this different viewpoint.

And the surface details are a match for the previous image.

Nothing much today, plants and more plants.

Top - this weird thing growing out of the rock, which is most likely a Lichen of some kind. There also appears to be mist or rain, since the background objects are hard to see, but the bottom image tends to show that it isn't light rain, more likely fog or mist.

Lower image is also showing plants going into the distance, not ferns, but some kind of probably spiky, drought resistant plant of some kind.

I saw these plants before, but dismissed them as something else, or not enough data to be worth posting, but likely a scragely plant with a dry seed pod up top, (similar to our Poppy plants).

If NASA allows water drops to get through so we can see them up close on the rover, then they may allow other stuff, (dead bugs, spiders, webs, leaves the list goes on, l will keep my eyes peeled).

Sol 592.

Ok, top image, blue sky, sun still setting some green on the hills and some more stronger green lower down, (grasses or small plants is my guess) with the thing on the right, l am leaning more towards this being a plant than rover, as it has some strong greens.

Middle, obvious blue mountains and sky with a strong possibility of rain clouds or potential rain clouds about, and something green on the right or something green being reflected back.

But yeah, Mars definitely has blue type mountains as we do.

Last, can't tell if the rover is going over a wooden bridge or it is the top of the rover, but considering what l saw before, it is most likely driving along a martian dusty, suburban street, NASA loves irony, and they no doubt love to push human stupidity to see how far it goes.

The ground is damp, and there is a possible large water droplet on this section, (well likely, can't be 100% sure not without a before and after image as l previously showed).

Ok, last one, and a good example of not seeing something and assuming that it is what it initially looks like, (go off and do a video, etc to find that it was a goose-egg).

Which this is, it looks like the rover unerthered a ring, but it is a ref, rock, no more.

Hard to make stuff out, but the blue mountains and green are clearly visible.

And this one looks like a heel print in the dirt.

Another one showing the rain bearing type clouds, and some sphere thing, which l will assume is the rover.

Second is more interesting.

Top one shows the rover trundling alone, what looks like flat ground, which l originally thought was a dry river bed, but a river bed on the top of a slope?

Looks like a martian track.

Bottom which l thought was a vein of gold, but it is the sun setting, an obvious yellow sun!

Next time NASA shows a blue everything sunset, we can all have a good laugh, and also realize that people will buy anything non-confrontational, hopefully 2019 will be more enlightening.

Yes, impossible to say that it is 100% proof of something artificial, but it is certainly learning towards it.

Ok, more Mars.

Bottom - another tree.
Top - shows the rover, (top, left) but it also shows some boomerang type structure in the middle, that isn't the rover.

Which can also mean that an asteroid hitting mars back then may have starked off life here.

That would explain why Mars and Earth share so much of the fauna and flora, and also could mean that any planet in our galaxy with the potential for life, may look remarkably similar.

I thought that this was the rover, but the rovers details are foreground, and going by the two open windows, and obvious green, this is more likely a house.

Another real look at Mars, blue distant mountains, trees, (CP shows lime green to grass green) and other green areas.

The thing above, is probably the rovers turrent.

Ok.

Best l could find on Earth, (very reflective, volcanic rock, or clearly reflecting the light source).

Someone else spotted a reflective rock on Mars, or silica or silver rock, (looks like someone shined up a silver nugget).

And the video, yep probably an ancient foundations of a house, obviously NASA can squirm, but more likely a house than not.

Yees, the face he talked about is probably a reflection for the most part, and some of the other ones, are questionable, but the square on the base of the hill is a good one.

NASA will BS there way out of any corner they find themselves in, since they will not show the HD tree til the year 2033, which will ultimately lead to free energy and a slump in oil profits, when the whole martian thing becomes apparent.

They should do a doc, on the rain drops on the rover, l would like to see them get out of that one?

Yes, usually unlikely, but l will keep an eye out.

A possible puddle up top and examples of rainclouds below.

I really want to say that this is a piece of metal, but it is probably the rovers wheel.

Middle, dark thing the rovers mast cam, the green background and some weird stemmed blobs, a mystery, (well, they are either plants or artificial in nature).

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn … -rolls-on/

This crap gets funnier by the day.

NASA can't explain why one of its rovers has what looks like a torrential downpour on the rover which cleans 70% of the dust off its panels, while the other one doens't, (well Opportunity is dead, but when it was sending back stuff).

Might have something to do with the water droplets l saw all over the more recent one recently and the wet ground, and the storm clouds and......

When l come here l feel like that l am writing a doctorate in what Mars is really like, and elsewhere, writing a Mars 101, for preschoolers.

Some are determined to believe that Mar is dead, eventhough the data NASA is giving humanity now, is full of contradictions and down right impossible events.

I don't see what the big deal is anyway, Mars is the second habitable planet in our solar system, that we know of, that can support life.

I guess that it is the supporting life part that keeps a ball and chain around common sense.

And you will notice that they say that the dust was baked on pretty well, or in other words a mini cyclone would have been the only way to get 70% of it off, but heavy rain and wind for a long enough period could easily have achieved the result.

And NASA calls it a Carwash, just for the irony of it all, (they know that it is rain and wind, as we do).