NASA Mars rover image - why am I looking at a road?

I don't see a road or anything that closely resembles a road. Looks like a Martian desert to me.

Just go and put your head in your ass.. That is your choice.. and you leave people on this forum in peace to have an open mind..

You have problem with that?

What would you like?? CNN on GLP?

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i know right, 2 billion dollars doesn't seem to be a good enough purpose to fake it? we're being had bigtime by these pointless BS missions.

I always wondered why they would blow so much money to go drive around in craters over and over again, now it makes sense. NASA is probably making leaps and bounds behind the scenes, and we're being shown lies and garbage over and over again. Don't think for one second NASA hasn't been spending BILLIONS on mercury plasma antigravity technology and who knows what else by now. We the public will never be told how things really go, until we see through the lies and demand the truth.

So if these pictures were taken on earth in a desert somewhere would the chinese/ north korean satelites not have pictures of these NASA retards frolicking around on a photoshoot?

Your and alike arguments are something like coming to a Metallica gig and asking for Beyonce..

Wrong place dude..

And if you get angry.. well think about it where are you actually?

:) As Metallica crowds are bit different then Beyonce audience..

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Just to repeat ....



Your and alike arguments are something like coming to a Metallica gig and asking for Beyonce..

Wrong place dude..

And if you get angry.. well think about it where are you actually?

:) As Metallica crowds are bit different then Beyonce audience..

what would make you think other countries are watching every inch of soil on the planet every second of the day, that doesnt make much sense to say someone else would see if it they are faking it. theres so many square miles of desert on this earth, it would be absurd to suggest it was being watched.

THAT'S IN THE DESERT AGAIN ........ NATURALLY :)!

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anyone?

Could be fake or an optical illusion but really looks more like a wall than a road.

This looks nothing like any desert here on Earth, though it is similar.

I seriously don't see a road in that pic.

i wanna go there!!

look on the hill

Isn't it funny that they brought up the fact that the surface looks like earth. I figure they put it out there to discredit anyone making the claim.

Also, the last part of the article talks about the other two rovers. Why wouldn't they try to find them? Since they know where the one is stuck in a "sand trap", should be easy to locate, yes? Unless, they don't have permission to go on the golf course, lol!

I really would love to believe NASA and our Government. But sadly, they've failed to earn it from past cover ups & blatant lies.

Last Edited by Dog Wayne on 08/12/2012 11:59 AM

Really?

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Arid northern Chile is home to over 20 astronomical observatories
The Atacama is Mars on Earth: the Atacama desert’s famously dry climate also makes it an ideal spot to study the properties of soil on the moon and Mars.

Last Edited by MartianPrimate on 08/12/2012 11:59 AM

oh c'mon, condsidering the little we know of how advanced military intelligence is nowadays it is highly likely this is possible. but of course we need to remember US, China, Russia etc are really all on the same side.

Nice pictures.

While similar, nope, still completely different.

Lol...ok. If it makes you feel better.

I guess they use it to study Mars and the moon because it's completely different?

Mars On Earth? Researchers Find Mars-Like Conditions In A South American Desert

ScienceDaily (Jan. 14, 2004) — A team of scientists from LSU, NASA, the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico and other research organizations has discovered an area of Earth that is shockingly similar to the surface of Mars.

This joint research effort has discovered clues from one of Earth's driest deserts about the limits of life on this planet, and why past missions to Mars may have failed to detect life. The results of the group's study were published this week in Science magazine, in an article titled "Mars-like Soils in the Atacama Desert, Chile, and the Dry Limit of Microbial Life."

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Last Edited by MartianPrimate on 08/12/2012 12:03 PM

Which one?

I see at least four white S-curves in the photo linked. Roughly equally-spaced, across the visible width.

Because changing color is HARD in PhotoShop, but brushing out a road is not.

Thanks to everyone who posted more information on here today about the fake Mars landing. I'll include it in today's blog entry. Mars is red because it's got lots of iron in the soil and combined with moisture you get that red rust look. Thus red dust storms and red look from here on Mother Earth.

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TAKE PICTURES OF DESERTS ON EARTH INSTEAD JUST FOR FUN

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WATER can cut through steel. But no spacecraft has ever "landed" on Mars with a parachute.

Dont worry all these photos along w MOON photos and All Teel middle rast footage is shot filmed edited amd sent to media from AREA 51! They are shooting the nevada Desert! Wake the F up sheeple!!

I agree that the climate is similar. And while NASA may be photoshopping the images, I'm just saying that it LOOKS very different.

Last Edited by a helpless lamb on 08/12/2012 12:07 PM

they left the road in so you wouldnt look for the other stuff they airbrushed out.....

What are you using to determine this?

Aerial perspective (on another planet with a different atmosphere?)

Perhaps camera lens (on a mosaic built up from multiple pictures from a camera you have not studied the optics of?)

The SURFACE is extremely similar to Mars, which is the point being made here. Did you even bother reading the articles? Now you're just being stubborn.