This picture was taken on Mars yesterday.

X.com ^ | 10:15 AM · Nov 5, 2025 | DogeDesigner✓ @cb_doge (Elon Musk reposted)

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This picture was taken on Mars yesterday.

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TOPICS: Science; Travel
KEYWORDS: devonisland; mars; nasa; photo; spammingfr

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Urs, not mine.

[yesthatjallen]

What do you believe it is?

[smokingfrog]

The grader missed a spot.

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I see Stanley Kubrick’s reflection in the lens.

[Getready]

Dropped it off at the Fotomat on Venus.

[drypowder]

Looks like Nevada

[Getready]

Cestus III.

[Secret Agent Man]

Thats what I thought, if all other pics that day had that on them...

[SaxxonWoods]

“It is probably a dead pixel in the sensor or a dropout during transmission of the image.”

The shape strikes me as quite strange when enlarged some more.

[DennisR]

And certain morons think we should go there? Why? If you have seen one mound of dirt, what makes you think that the next mound of dirt will be significant?

[Scrambler Bob]

The Rover wasn’t shut down like other Govt. funding?

[roving]

Yet they won’t release a picture of that asteroid.

[Jonty30]

Mars, Pennsylvania.

[GMThrust]

I’ve taken pictures just like that in the Iraqi desert.

[BigFreakinToad]

Someone has good eyes, I don’t see anything.

[Organic Panic]

Punchlines...

Problem
Problems
Problems solved.

[HombreSecreto]

Hmmm...indeed what is that?

[minnesota_bound]

The Martians are standing behind the camera.
Their cities are cloaked.

[PIF]

What is interesting is that NASA could take a image on Mars, process it, and release it in one day.

But somehow, NASA is incapable of releasing any images taken of 3I Atlas taken when it crossed Mars orbit 3 weeks ago ...

[PIF]

what about the big black smudge on the left upper corner ?

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The picture taker accidentally had an appendage partially over the lens ...