Alien Anomalies

One more face. Appears to be a theme going on here perhaps some development history.

This is an interesting image.

I've looked at it from a different angle (rotated to the right) and there are aspects that need to be investigated further.

IMHO, the area in the orange block is all connected but either tampered or under the sand.

I do not believe the circular object is caused by the RAT.

The two blue areas (one appearing to be connected to the circle) are almost identica when examined closely. I believe the 'budha head' bit broke off the right sided anomaly when the rover disturbed it.

There also appears to be a section of linked chain in the area between the two blue anomalies when the image is examined closely.

I've found something that may strengthen our RAT discussions. An image, a description and a source

Source : http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/jpegMod/PIA08625_modest.jpg



Original Caption Released with Image: During recent soil-brushing experiments, the rock abrasion tool on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Spirit became covered with dust, as shown here. An abundance of iron oxide minerals in the dust gave the device a reddish-brown veneer. Investigators were using the rock abrasion tool to uncover successive layers of soil in an attempt to reveal near-surface stratigraphy. Afterward, remnant dirt clods were visible on both the bit and the brush of the tool. Designers of the rock abrasion tool at Honeybee Robotics and engineers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory developed a plan to run the brush on the rock abrasion tool in reverse to dislodge the dirt and return the tool to normal operation. Subsequent communications with the rover revealed that the procedure is working and the rock abrasion tool remains healthy.Spirit acquired this approximately true-color image with the panoramic camera on the rover's 893rd sol, or Martian day (July 8, 2006). The image combines exposures taken through three of the camera's filters, centered on wavelengths of 750 nanometers, 530 nanometers, and 430 nanometers.Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell

From Chandres great coin report!


I think maybe this is a close up or a circuit board or alien tech (if not a drill point of course). The coin and disk below do have structures leading to and from the circular anomaly.



I know thats a flight of fantasy but theres a passing resemblance.

Cheers
TW

Nice images Iceman, especially the the second image (bottom).
It may be helpful to keep anomaly in context of surroundings as this may be said by skeptics, to reinforce , falsely the said anomaly..

There is something quite interesting in the disk. There seems to be expanding pressure wave shapes , almost like movement..

Still could just be drill movement across surface but the residue left on disk pattern really bares looking at closely.. Also Ive noticed structures around and possibly leading to the disk..

Cheers
TW

the blue looks like it is separate from the green/brown blob and the central thing looks as if it is a crest with a central spike. Maybe the brown/green is added tampering over the blue something?

We have to remember that they have vastly more detailed images than we do and so they can blow it up, modify it, and shrink it down to the size we see. This could be anything at all really, so I dont think we can look at it and say "it looks like ...."

I gave some links to more images further up and there are many different filters used to take pictures of this area. Search for site B0

Thanks, Chandra and Thewatcher for the input. The circle is what drawed me in to this image.Mabye its more than what it appears to be?Well, I found it easier to see these images in color. So I included the links were I found these images. The first link is from Cornell University.They have two separate images for the mars rover images. One is called true color the second is called False color..HHmmm maybe the true color is the false color and the false color the true color. They also have a bigger file tiff. the link I included  is jpeg.The second link is by Holger Isenberg.
1st: http://pancam.astro.cornell.edu/pancam_instrument/images/False/Sol1866A_P2555_1_False_L257.jpg

2nd:
http://areo.info/mer/spirit/1866/tn/2P292019465EFFB0OAP2555L5M1_L2L5L5L7L7.jpg.html