The next discovery was made by virtual archaeologists searching for man-made objects captured in pictures from other planets. It was published by the renowned Martian anomaly researcher Joseph P. Skipper.
"Archaeologists" have studied an interactive panorama of the Martian Gale crater posted on the official NASA website, the spaces of which have been surfacing since August 6, 2012 by the "Curiosity" robot (Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity). And they discovered two strange objects, strikingly different from the surrounding landscape. They are bright white. They just sparkle against the background of the Martian soil.
The skipper calls objects discs, but rather they resemble small deep cups without handles - bowls. Or white porcelain saucers.
"Bowls" are not immediately striking. They appear on the panorama when the image is enlarged - there is such an option on the site. And anyone can find white artifacts on their own. The places where they lie, Skipper marked with arrows. The items are located on either side of the picture taken back in November 2012 - shortly after the landing of "Curiosity".
Location of the left artifact in a panoramic image
Subject is detected after small zoom
Promotional video:
Right artifact here
What are "bowls" in reality? Perhaps these are some kind of minerals like quartz stones. But in other pictures there are no more such. And this is weird. Or artifacts - after all, dishes of the Martians?
NASA, as usual, gives no explanation.
And the archaeologists have one more find - a little further from the "bowls". On the surface is an object that looks like a pulley or a wheel rim. It can also be found in the image from the official NASA website. And on an interactive panorama.
The item looks metallic and rusty. The rim is bent on one side.
Pulley large
According to scientists, life on Mars, if it ever existed, then died 3 billion years ago. Whose pulley then? After all, the metal does not lie so much. Would have turned to dust long ago. Or is there a fancy pulley-shaped stone in the picture?
