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More plants...

and overcast sky.

And more plants, with some blue mountains in the distance, (right image also shows the same plants and formations, but more compressed, because of the rock angle).

A remarkable planet.

SOL 590

More rain, plants and clouds.

Top, raincloud or heavy downpour, bottom image, more ferns.

Top, raincloud again, middle, is a rather nice image of the sun setting, over the distant mountain and low lying cloud inbetween the rover and the mountain, which means that especially after a rainly day, (just like on Earth) it gets colder, or cold enough for the clouds to drop down to land levels.

Bottom, could be a martian prickle.

This is of course, impossible, lol.

SOL 590

Ok, plants and water today.

Strong green, and definately not the rover.

Sun is still setting.

And Mars soil or dirt is still wet.

This is an area, which has seen recent water flows, and some of the rocks, have the mud, hugging them, (if the dirt was bone dry, you wouldn't get the mud holding onto these pebbles.

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More rain.

And more martian plants.

The sun is still setting over the martian landscape, (lake and probably plant on the left).

This seems to be depicting a flying craft, probably ancient. Probably related to the Atlantian, giant flying craft?

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Ok, weird today, had some serious issues with this image. Either my computer or NASA has started to nobble their images?

But there are ways around their crap, so...

This is the image in question, and gives us a closer look at the plant l showed previously.

THis one, sun still setting, and the landscape is still showing green tree's or plants, and a lake.

SOL 588

The sun is still setting...

This took a while to figure out, but the sun is setting on a distant hill or more likely lake, with glistening off the still water further down. The curved thing, some green so a plant of some kind, but the thing on the left is a plant, strong green.

Setting sun, pink/orange sky. And some distant silver glistening buildings.

Green plants.

0588....

No, l agree that the first one which he believes is an  insect is a baby fern, and the second without it, has bee Photoshopped out, (and they clearly did a bad job at that).

The second one he discussed at 12.38 or the anthill, is probably the rover being reflected back in a freaky rock, but l can't be 100% sure of that.

Either way, more solid evidence that NASA is hiding stuff.

Ok, first off Mars sky at sunset...best til last as always.

Obvious storm clouds top, and mist or rain bottom?

And another,...pretty obvious that rain clouds are present.

And this? Several ref, rocks show this, so it isn't a rock detail, bottom image show what is probably the rovers wheel, on the right, since it isn't there on the top image, and the CP only shows coffee, gray.

Best guess that this is a dead tree.

And this which shows a dead tree or plant, the top is green, possibly a prickle plant like we get in Earths deserts?

And this...

A pretty good look at a tree, white trunk, and obvious signs of branches and leaves. CP shows strong areas of green.

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https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/ra … DXXX&s=588
https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/ra … DXXX&s=588
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Sure...and thanks for the positive remarks.

https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/

Phew, had a run in with some serious idiots elsewhere, no amount of evidence is enough for some, and stupidity really is infinite, (Einstein quote).

Some won't believe in any of this till the day they die, and posting water droplets on the rover, would mean nothing to them they will just ignore it, and continue on their deluded paths.

It takes some serious brainwashing to ignore very good evidence and continue to convince yourself that you are super smart.

There are two camps on this planet the ones that see evidence and move on and others that ignore it at any cost.

The ones that ignore it, pffft, they have little time left til mainstream science shows HD images of this.

Then we will truely see.

Another look at the martian landscape, blue mountains, clearing rainclouds and the green blob on the right, are most likely ferns growing out of this rock.

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No, But these came from the top of the rover, 5 years after landing, so we can forget about the landing engines throwing up water, (eventhough unlike Phoenix there was no ice in the dirt).

Forget about salt being on the rover, (the last image was near spotless)

Forget about the rover springing a leak, sure it uses CFC-12, or car radiator fluid, as a heat exchange and power generator, but this is a closed loop, and does not go anywhere near its front wheel leg, or the robotic arm assembly.

https://trs.jpl.nasa.gov/bitstream/hand … sAllowed=y

Not to mention the dry ground becoming wet, before all of the droplets were found, and a week later drying out again.

The Only other explanation is the rovers fluid system sprung a major leak, and sprayed substantial amounts of radiator coolent, over a wide area, that because of its composition survived as a liquid and wet the soil over a wide enough area,......

This does not explain the water flows or puddles, and is a weak grasp at best, in ignoring the obvious.

Sure it is a scary thought that NASA is lying, and Mars probably has ferns in the general area, but in this case, it seems pretty iron clad that the rover at Sol 588, went through a short downpour.

Thanks, Spacenut, doesn't really matter what caused that, it is more of the case if it is not briney water then NASA is lying about the air pressure.

But since these are closer to the ground, and may be briney...

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/29634476/ns/t … 4S_LsJ9jIU

I didn't include that one with my findings.

True that the rover landed in a giant crater, but with the air pressure being more Earth like, it does open the door.

Assume, lol, unless an alien went up to the rover with a watering can, there is no assume. As for the rest, Mars sunlight is 20% less than Earth, and Mars only has small continent sized oceans, so it won't look blue, and possibly less cloud cover, adding to a more nonuniform magnetic field, which is probably the strongest at its greenest parts.