NASA's Newly Released Images Of MARS #21 (2024)



Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun, and the seventh largest. It’s the one and only planet inhabited entirely by robots.

Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech

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19 thoughts on “NASA's Newly Released Images Of MARS #21 (2024)”

  1. The land scape shown with rocks, looks like there was a great explosion or something of the kind, I mean the rocks are all to pieces and seem scattered by an explosion. Otherwise, looks very Earth-like. If the atmosphere & water issue can be addressed, BINGO ! There's a whole world waiting for humans to populate, except one thing, we're too wicked and vicious and evil to one another, it really will not be worth it. I think it's best we contain ourselves to Earth and stew in our millenniums of evil to each other.

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  2. Really appreciate you taking the time to put these wonderful videos together. As always, thanks for sharing. Hope everyone who reads this has a wonderful day or night….

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  3. 8.57. That small hole, surrounded by material dug out from the hole. This is the sort of occurrence which I would associate with living beings, but for the life of me I cannot imagine what any biological being might feed on.

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  4. Thanks for putting all this together – it’s teeming with non-natural looking anomalies, as are most of NASA’s Mars images to date. A few of note in this video for a closer look if interested/pause at: 0:53 white building structure; 2:27 apparent skull & SE of that an emerging anomaly from hole/entrance; 2:33 ruin of right-angled stone structure & a metallic looking disc-like anomaly laid flat next to a black cube (seen again from different angle at 2:37); 2:47 squared inset entrance (with something just within it?) …. not to mention the usual periodic NASA-obfuscated areas of ‘blurry sand’. I’ll wait for the backlash of comments about pareidolia 👷‍♀️

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