Possible Mouse Like Skull appears in Mars Rover Picture, anyone seen this one before?

Hope they have the good sense to grab that and do some testing in it...

If it IS a skull, i wonder if they'll tell us straight up...

I think not,...it'll be China or Russia that breaks out with the Truth. Our Government has this need to hide or lie to it's citizens. It's like a default thing to them. Irony is....were paying for that too.

Nobody knows what life on mars should even look like. Who knows if any creature that ever lived there even had a skull, or eyes.

Just because some animals on earth have skulls doesn't mean a martian animal has to.

My 10 year old daughter said, "That's a mouse skull! Why are you looking at that?" when I was studying it. I'm gonna go with rodent--just not sure which yet--maybe prairie dog?

Perhaps @ one time, Mars had Earth like atmosphere...

I read that towards the end, many truths will be reveled. If that is a skull,...this would seem to rank up there.

Mouse skull. Really? Come on red hot Chilean Pepe you're fkn smarter than that...

It's obviously a mongoose skull, you can tell by the supraorbital ridge.....

Wow How refreshing to read your response. Huge,,, You must be very awake in the spiritual realm. I love how you respect others opinions. That says so much about the type of person you are.

I feel honored to even post on the same page with you!

Thank you! You made my day!

Actually we did all that and more. You'd be amazed at what you can do with a little education...


Last Edited by Astromut on 09/04/2012 08:28 PM

If it is a skull it does not have a nasal passage way. It has 2 eyes and teeth but nothing in between.

and ho the fuck are you again???ho give a shit about your opinion punk shill

man get the fuck out and get a life you shit face

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Symmetry in rocks is a property of crystallization which forms complex shapes but the latices or faces of crystallization are often repeated.

Weathering and erosion also affect the shape but this wouldn't give distinct symmetry in complex sharp shapes as we see in the picture. Also it is not consistent with surrounding rocks.

Not In-Situ and aeolian marks show wind action present which gives relatively smooth feature to rock just below sand. "Mouse Skull Rock" has been there much shorter period of time. No other transported objects of similar size so wouldn't think it was moved by natural forces.

My first thought when I saw the thread title was a rock also, but that sure don't look like a rock. Just look at how symmetrical it is.

cool rock op

The California dessert is littered with fossils and animal remains.

Exactly! What's so surprising about that?

+1

It's obviously a snake skull; amateurs.

a rock.....hmmm i saw a cloud that could of been a ufo

Moose skull would be much more interesting!

Go moose

They have mice in Nevada!

Very like a lizard skull.

I'm leaning towards Area 51

a mother and daughter found a tortoise in the garden, they tried to feed it, but it did not move. The mother called the RSPCA. When the man arrived he saw that it was a garden ornament. The mother was in her eighties and the daughter was 40 yrs old.

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My congratulations to OPie!

He found a rock!!!

His Mother should be so proud!

.... MARSupilami ofcourse

ancient species long ago gone

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wasnt THAT hard now after all was it?

Yes little sheeple edujmocation is just what they and you beleave in. NO man has landed on the moon, lets give you a bit of schooling in distance and rf controls. Mars is 34.8 million miles away from earth at it's closest point or 218 million miles at it's longest, it would take some 8 months or so to send a rocket there at a given speed of 24500 mph at it's closest point to earth. Now IF it made it there there would be little to no way to slow the rocket down to deploy the said rover as there is NO AIR MASS in space. We have little to no way of understanding the gravity of mars so no way of understanding how to land the rover. Now lets understand sending a signal 34.8 million miles away. That signal can only travel 186,000 miles per second, given that info the lag would be 3.5 min up to 22 min. Think about trying to operate something that far away and waiting that long for it to move if at all. Nothing they or NASA says is logical. Is this the edujmocation your understanding or were you pulling it out of your rear end

Probably a mouse who hitched a ride to Mars when he scurried onto the rocket capsule near take off from Earth. Mice get everywhere?! Looks like the poor thing starved, froze & had a rough journey. Naturally it jumped off the Rover in search of water & food, but landing on a frozen mars with no air to breathe, no discarded Martian take away food to munch on, it simply died. The first human mouse of Mars. Dangermouse.

Mice on Mars.