Mars Rover Curiosity SOL 717 | quicksolutions-data

This image was acquired on August 12, 2014 (Sol 717 - Mars Curiosity Rover) at the local mean solar time of 23:00:34 UTC.

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[project-unifiedfreepeoples]

It appears to be a sample site where a drill has taken several independent soil and stone samples for composition testing. I believe that particular rover has the same drill and resource canister.

[arthurvaisvilas]

These are air vents for martians living underground because the martians knew we were coming and are very afraid and insecure about meeting us because they have seen how we live on tv and do not want to ruin a good thing they have on Mars.

[elena-]

if this was for real, it wouldn't be on YouTube and we would never know

[PWALPOCO]

Within the first split seconds of the loop of this video you can see the tracks of the rover that left the drill holls. The tracks pass almost a little off the horizontal, across the bottom edge of the screen. The tracks are akin to tractor tyre marks as apposed to car road tyres.

[monicafernandezribera]

Hola muy interesante el ruido del viento del planeta Marte, genial, saludos.😘🌌🧡💫💫💫

[morninglight]

That is where the rover took some samples

[markerickson]

Amazing that you guy's spotted that pattern. Well done.

[fredericgay]

ENFIN !! ils ont percé le mystère de MARS

[towardthewithin]

Someone took a pencil, and made holes in the desert sand. Solved.

[neonkutya]

The rover zapped the dust with its laser as usual.

[sciencemansandera]

That’s where Anunnaki Alaylu dropped his fork lol😂😂😂

[azland]

10 holes? This is definitely intelligent life trying to communicate with us via maths.

[nicubatertronix]

I think it's a rock that was initially drilled by the rover to get some samples

[colinsmith]

Martian Meerkats. They get everywhere.

[larscarter]

Its the martian symbol/ heiroglyph for number 10, obviously they know the metric system already.😂

[catbreath]

The holes were obviously made by Martian worms working as a team, Mars is well knows for its rock boring worms 👍

[sidgb]

So the rover digs and then photographs the work to check for errors, contamination, loss of samples, failure of equipment, loss of equipment, correct function of equipment and finally observed the area to see if there’s anything of interest.

[stonix]

Obviously those are Starlink satelites.

[milenkokuzmanovic]

With today's technology, any photomontage is possible, even meeting a Martian in the street.

[hinrichfspruyt]

I never knew it was so windy on Mars. Sounds like a hurricane.