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![]() "Carlos Santillan" wrote in message ... (Paul) wrote in message ... Hey Mad. Are you talking about the "post-hole" stone with the rectangular hole, No, I am talking about the Mars pictures. If it looks like a geode it must be a geode. Go to link. It is the two on the bottom right. http://marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov/galle...nity_n014.html Mars Exploration Rover Mission: Multimedia: All Raw Images: Opportunity: Navig Mad Scientist Those images aren't high enough resolution to make such a determination. Most likely what you are seeing is simply weathering in a soft area of the rock outcrop. |
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