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qmantoo


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His is better I think as it shows the blob which is making the track and it has just gone over a small wind ripple. Actually in this photo it looks like a rope or stick or maybe just a long snake/worm? I will have to have a look at goggog's thread again. The one I posted is from sol 848

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goggog located a similar one (or same one?) at sol 940:

http://www.lyle.org/~markoff/pds/456/2P209810472RADAS00P2293L456C1.JPG

goggog images from the big goggog thread:



2P209810472RADAS00P2293L456C1.jpg



2P209810472RADAS00P2293L456C11.jpg

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This photo shows either a crack or a track and I am not sure which. There are several other photos of it but this one probably shows best what I am talking about.  NASA obviously thought it was worth some further investigation too.

I have found what I thought was a track in the past but that could have been a small pebble or rock rolling down a small slope. here

At the right hand end of the crack/track it appears to go vertically upwards which may or may not be significant.

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-- Edited by qmantoo on Monday 17th of January 2011 06:41:41 AM

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