NASA Couldn't Believe What They Just Found On Mars #shorts

NASA couldn't believe what they just found on Mars. We take a look at what just happened on NASA #youtubeshorts

This mysterious photograph appears to capture a spherical rock levitating a couple of inches above the surface of Mars.

The image captured was in the vicinity of Mount Sharp, a mountain terrain on Mars with an altitude of eighteen thousand feet above the valley's base.

At initial observation, the object appears to be levitating and is casting a visible shadow underneath it.

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[Cris-qejz]

You could literally slap a whole marsian in NASA's faces and they'll be like, "Oh yeah this is normal". 😂

[wjcalderonwc]

Just a dark, round rock more in focus than a rock in front, more blurred

[ixeroi]

Lol!
"There's nothing to see here, folks!
Just your average, everyday, completely normal floating rocks!"

[jamespope]

One of those blueberries they found earlier.

[texshockeycards]

Not like it's rolling down steep terrain. Like on the side of a mountain.

[creeds]

It looks like an out of focus crater with a rock below it that had a shadow covering part of it. Like NASA said, "Nothing out of the ordinary."

[steve-qetj]

Seriously, that's the best resolution you can get?!? That could be anything anywhere!!

[chrishanke]

Clearly it’s resting against the triangular rock beneath it.

[lanced]

Too Pixilated, making it a rock . My guess is that the "rock" is not similar to the surroundings, it's a meteor of metallic nature that is opposite in magnetic fields causing it to "levitate."

[amyglover]

Looks like one of those Pokémon balls.

[dannalondon]

Nothing out of the ordinary? Compare them to the same type of rocks found around the earth!

[Sarconthewolf]

It's a blueberry. The shadow looks square and is in the wrong place according to the suns direction. At least as far as I can tell from a purposely blurred image.

[steveneasterling]

NASA : "Nothing out of the ordinary.". It's on Mars it's already out of the ordinary.😅

[johnnygizmo]

Its a crater. Shadow halfway. Shadow beside is higher ground creating Shadow below. Sun is behind the higher ground.

[georgeboltongalindo]

These are not Rocks, These black spheres have been seen recently in the sky and hovering above the ground on the Battlefield in the Ukraine. Coincidence?

[kg-zjlq]

Could easily be a ridge and a crater. shadows being on opposite sides then makes sense. with this picture quality you could take a photo of crinkled paper and you'd see all sorts of stuff

[encognitusmaximus]

NASA answers are like politician answers. It's always AN answer (of sorts in some cases) but not THE answer.

[dgrovman]

A round rock bouncing down an incline.

[ASMRJAMESY]

Life tip - don't believe anything NASA says. 👍

[chrissie]

the shadow is rectangular with a knob on it. It doesnt look like the shadow a spherical object would cast. The rock does appear to be levitating. this is an interesting shot. I'd like nasa to tell us why this is normal though!