Alien Spacecraft Crashes on MARS?

[zorgon]

Alien Spacecraft Crashes on MARS?

So okay I used a sensationalist title   Live with it


Is This a UFO Crash Site On Mars?

Here is the video collection. It has all the NASA photo links but I haven't had time to pull them all up yet



https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=51&v=Yy8uUMFB4ew

In any case it is an awesome capture whether UFO or Meteorite



http://www.inquisitr.com/2364649/nasas-mro-photographed-ufo-crash-site-on-mars-is-this-the-martian-version-of-roswell-ufo-incident/

[Lunica]

Wtf!

That looks very like the ball Thing I found some years ago in a MOC image. Cant look it up now. I am on Iphone only.
Maybe you can recall it?

I really like to compare them.

[rdunk]

Interesting, but difficult to assess. For comparison, here is another similar MOC anomalous piece that I believe we may have discussed on Peggy in the past, except this one is clearly seemingly more shaped by design - pretty much a perfectly shaped cone, that appears to have a visible roundish opening (exhaust??) at the near point (which may be/would be the rear of whatever this is), if it is an "impactor".

I will find the Peggy link on this and add it here......found: http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=2074.0

[rdunk]

Wtf!

That looks very like the ball Thing I found some years ago in a MOC image. Cant look it up now. I am on Iphone only.
Maybe you can recall it?

I really like to compare them.

Lunica, this may be the Peggy post you are referring to?? "Pyramid on MOC E0600269 and strange ball in MOC R1104144??

http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=316.0

[Dyna]

Lunica, this may be the Peggy post you are referring to?? "Pyramid on MOC E0600269 and strange ball in MOC R1104144??

http://www.thelivingmoon.com/forum/index.php?topic=316.0

Wow those really do look similar! very interesting, I am glad someone has such a good memory.

[ArMaP]

Whatever it was it did create a nice crater.



Oh, and it's not a "huge crater" as they say in the video, at a resolution of 28.3 cm per pixel it's something like a 15 metres crater.

PS: the above image was taken from the JPEG2000 image available here.