Stone Hut on Mars?
 

http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/galle...AP2443R1M1.JPG

http://files.abovetopsecret.com/file...yt5276232c.jpg

http://files.abovetopsecret.com/file...rd5276232c.jpg

http://files.abovetopsecret.com/file...dc5276232c.jpg

http://files.abovetopsecret.com/file...gy52762404.jpg

probably an asteroid that crashed...pock marked with holes from gas escaping/burning on the way in.

Soon it will be a Pizza Hut.

you'd be dead by the time they delivered :( :1orglaugh :helpme :1orglaugh

It's a big rock.

knock knock

The more the photo is blown up, the more it just looks like a rock.

First picture on the middle left is a rock of the exact same type. Looks like a asteroid or perhaps some sort of lava pumice.

This is what pumice looks like here on earth.. Given there is not visible crater, my guess is its pumice from some volcano.

http://precoins.reidgold.com/Lava_pumice.jpg

ah my vote now goes to pumice also.

good call.

im trippin thought you wrote alien pubes pile

It's just some penguins hiding in a bush. Here's a close up.

http://i.imgur.com/FxOyjbk.jpg

TSA checkpoint

I'm a member of the space community on Google+. We were discussing the fact that there was a probability of approx .0000000000000000000001% that conditions on Earth were/are favorable for life. But if space is infinite, any number (even that small percentage) times infinity = infinity. Therefore there are technically an infinite number of Earth's in the universe, and the probability of you having a twin on another planet that is exactly like Earth is infinitely possible.

This sounds a lot like the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy...

The race is on... :helpme

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-IAbTEMaBPq...s-in-space.jpg

http://www.zealot.com/gallery/data/6...um/Bild110.jpg

:stoned

ADG

And the probability increases dramatically if we consider the possibility that Earth was designed rather than naturally occurring, it could be a franchise like McDonalds :2 cents:

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McEarth :upsidedow

I wonder who will be the first annoying person to leave a yelp review for something on another planet

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The Mothership will come one day

http://i.imgur.com/nj3gy.jpg

To the mothership!

24 posts and no Giorgio Tsoukalos meme, somethings wrong.

Taken care of...

http://ts4.mm.bing.net/th?id=H.50237...7&rs=1&pid=1.7

looks like a large rock to me.

Im pretty sure they did verify there is liquid water in limited places and times on mars.

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i lolled. the last pic, too funny. but i guess it's required to make the leap.

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I find it quite intriguing anyway, although leaping to stone hut is too big a jump for me. That's a problem with a lot of interesting things. The giant leap to something kind of out there blinds some people to how interesting it is on it's own.

Right in the foreground left of the first image, you can see a rock with lots of dimples and such, so chances are it's just a larger chunk of volcanic rock like that pumice picture, but it would be cool to get a rover up close to shake hands with it.

Last pic is the same as the pic before, but zoomed in and with a better cam

And also complete nonsense.

A twin can be created in a few different ways - but they all involve the same mother.....

Just reading the title of the thread was enough to tell me who started it.

i was going to go with a enhanced image snarky comment but decided with the leap in logic snarky retort instead.

and now i can't recall the dang enhanced photo remark!QAladfhqwepfnqwebfasndfq sdufwqe

:mad:

Highly impressive, though the ability is more common than you may think

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_vision

They need to make Curiosity move closer... :upsidedow

THats my summer vaca spot

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Yep, definitely a stone hut. Here's an artist's rendering of the interior. Great work as always mate!

http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon....intstones2.jpg

what is nasa holding from us, what, what... :D