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Have you seen this yet?
It's hard to know if it's 6 feet tall, or 6 inches tall. Not a single point of reference for scale.
It's hard to know if it's 6 feet tall, or 6 inches tall. Not a single point of reference for scale.
Mars rover picture of clear doorway in side of hill
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It is pretty clear, it could be even 12 foot high.
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And it could be an image from an electron microscope.
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While I would like to find life on Mars, this photo did not convince me. 
I see sharp seams indicating that someone pasted in the door of another rock type, with different contrast, using a polygon lasso, without anti-aliasing, then tried to hide the missmatched colors along the seams using grayscale and fake moire effects. Focal length is too long. All search results for Mars Rover photos are in color and high quality. The door is much steeper than the ground, so the door image was rotated 4° clockwise, which ended up with an off center projection center. The stone's wind erosion suggests that the atmosphere is from earth density giving hard stripes, not soft powder surfaces like on Mars.
If that photo is leaked from Nasa, it has to be an april 1 joke.
I see sharp seams indicating that someone pasted in the door of another rock type, with different contrast, using a polygon lasso, without anti-aliasing, then tried to hide the missmatched colors along the seams using grayscale and fake moire effects. Focal length is too long. All search results for Mars Rover photos are in color and high quality. The door is much steeper than the ground, so the door image was rotated 4° clockwise, which ended up with an off center projection center. The stone's wind erosion suggests that the atmosphere is from earth density giving hard stripes, not soft powder surfaces like on Mars.
If that photo is leaked from Nasa, it has to be an april 1 joke.
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