Well spotted sir! I presume you mean the rock shown below. Surely, it must be an artifact, since any other explanation is, shall we say, untenable!jack.priebe@yahoo.com wrote: ↑Tue Sep 06, 2022 6:04 pm At the top of the photo and on the left side of "Siccar Point", where it seems a giant took a big bite out of the rock, If you zoom in on this section there seems to be a floating rock. Floating rock?, UFO? oh wait UAP? Or is this an artifact of the composite picture compilation or...a Martian aircraft!
APOD: Siccar Point on Mars (2022 Aug 31)
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Re: APOD: Siccar Point on Mars (2022 Aug 31)
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Re: APOD: Siccar Point on Mars (2022 Aug 31)
It would be kool if it was a chance photo of Phobos...but the Martian aircraft theory is still more thought provoking. 