A light eminating from Mars

[easynow]

That's a strange response, I don't see how that could happen and be exactly just one pixel wide and perfectly vertical.

Agreed and here's the official response ...

April 08, 2014

Images taken by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover on April 2 and April 3 include bright spots, which might be due to the sun glinting off a rock or cosmic rays striking the camera's detector.

Link - http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?release=2014-108

Makes you wonder if they're actually capable of detecting something Alien ?

[ArMaP]

Makes you wonder if they're actually capable of detecting something Alien ?

I'm sure they can detect it, I'm not sure if they can see interpret it correctly.

[Ellirium113]

Definitely swamp gas. 

[zorgon]

Definitely swamp gas. 

Why not?

Martian Methane
Reveals the Red Planet is not a Dead Planet
http://www.thelivingmoon.com/43ancients/02files/Mars_Images_52_Methane.html

[zorgon]

And you forgot the first, Sojourner, the one I usually forget about.

Nah that one is in Death Valley

[zorgon]

Same as Phage then, loved seeing the other members bash him yesterday aha.

No not in the slightest ArMaP has a sincere desire to be shown... and we already have several anomalies that he admits he is stumped on, one "plasma critter" in a NASA video, and we finally agreed on the 'true' color of Martian skies

ArMaP just is not willing to accept circumstantial evidence

So it really is a valid question... why doe it show in only one camera?  Well if it is a glint off a shiny rock like NASA says, that would explain only one camera seeing it

Here is a glint caught by Spirit




in four frames...

[zorgon]

Now having a closer look at THAT glint in color  we get this

[zorgon]

The thing about Rovers is...

that they are ROVERS

So they can go have a look

[deuem]

[Sinny]

No not in the slightest ArMaP has a sincere desire to be shown... and we already have several anomalies that he admits he is stumped on, one "plasma critter" in a NASA video, and we finally agreed on the 'true' color of Martian skies

ArMaP just is not willing to accept circumstantial evidence

So it really is a valid question... why doe it show in only one camera?  Well if it is a glint off a shiny rock like NASA says, that would explain only one camera seeing it

I wouldn't dare compare ArMap to Phage 
Was just highlighting that they came to the same conclusion.
A green alien could probably walk in front of Phage and he'd still tell himself it was a dog