RT @KariSivertzen: Sol 4171: Mast Camera (Mastcam) This image was taken by MAST_RIGHT onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 4171 (2024…

RT @KariSivertzen: Sol 4151: Right Navigation Camera This image was taken by NAV_RIGHT_B onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 4151 (2…

Seems like a strange sort of 'glitch' popping up occasionally. Appears in one RAW photo but not another of the same area. RAW image of strange object/anomaly Second photo without object/anomaly

RT @KariSivertzen: This image was taken by Right Navigation Camera onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 4104 (2024-02-21 23:17:58 UTC…

Everything still going as planned. So, how is everyone enjoying Phase 3? Here's is a link to the article about the image of the jellyfish ufo captured by the Mars Rover: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/jellyfish-shaped-ufo-bizarre-figure-standing-mars-surface-vanished-less-minute-later-1814270

RT @KariSivertzen: Sol 4086: Mast Camera (Mastcam) This image was taken by MAST_RIGHT onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 4086 (2024…

RT @KariSivertzen: Sol 4074: Right Navigation Camera This image was taken by NAV_RIGHT_B onboard NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 4074 (2…

🚨NASA's Mars Rover Captured a "Jellyfish UFO" Then It Vanished 13 Seconds Later NASA's Curiosity rover photographed a strange jellyfish shaped object on a distant Martian ridge. Researcher @KariSivertzen discovered it and now its taken the internet by storm. The image of the Jellyfish shaped object is there in one image but in an image of the same terrain taken just 13 seconds earlier nothing is there. The object is only a few pixels across, so nobody can honestly identify it from the photog...

My point being, whatever is in the photo is more likely what is under the double strike lines, rather than the lines being part of it. Furthermore, it appears to me this is not the first time a single pixel ‘strikeout’ line appears to have been drawn onto the raw image. I can only surmise this is either a cosmic ray artifact in the camera’s CCD itself, or, as I tend to believe instead, it is a markup artifact in the image accidentally uploaded as raw data for public view when it was in fact m...