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Old July 13th 04, 02:27 AM
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Default Unknown Robot on Mars ?

Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?

I can not figure out what is it.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extras...84L2M1-toy.jpg

If you have 3D glasses, here is the stereo picture of it:
[img:37f1511eb2]http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extrasense/2p080-2P133467574ESF2232P2584L2M1-toy-stereo1.jpg[/img:37f1511eb2]

The stereo is poor, but you can see that the thing is located close to
the hilltop.

ES


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Old July 13th 04, 03:25 AM
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"extrasense" wrote in message
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?

I can not figure out what is it.


http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extras...84L2M1-toy.jpg

Beagle, after a 300mph impact.


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Old July 13th 04, 03:25 AM
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"extrasense" wrote in message
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?

I can not figure out what is it.


http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extras...84L2M1-toy.jpg

Beagle, after a 300mph impact.


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Old July 13th 04, 04:27 AM
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It looks like a gownless evening prosthesis of Darla's that she's
outgrown and discarded. oc

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Old July 13th 04, 04:27 AM
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It looks like a gownless evening prosthesis of Darla's that she's
outgrown and discarded. oc

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Old July 13th 04, 05:27 AM
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Hal Jordanwrote:
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?
I can not figure out what is it.

Beagle, after a 300mph impact. [/quote:703277dee3]

Really? You must be kidding :P


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Hal Jordanwrote:
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?
I can not figure out what is it.

Beagle, after a 300mph impact. [/quote:703277dee3]

Really? You must be kidding :P


ES


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Old July 13th 04, 08:24 AM
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In message , extrasense
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?

I can not figure out what is it.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extras...ESF2232P2584L2
M1-toy.jpg


It's the heat shield. Here's another picture
http://qt.exploratorium.edu/mars/spi...2P132398621EFF
1800P2285L6M1.JPG
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Old July 13th 04, 08:24 AM
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In message , extrasense
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Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars?

I can not figure out what is it.

http://mywebpages.comcast.net/extras...ESF2232P2584L2
M1-toy.jpg


It's the heat shield. Here's another picture
http://qt.exploratorium.edu/mars/spi...2P132398621EFF
1800P2285L6M1.JPG
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Old July 13th 04, 11:29 AM
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Jonathan Silverlightwrote:
[quote:0c51002fb2]Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars? I
can not figure out what is it.Does anyone recognize this robot/probe,
photographed by the rover Spirit at the Bonneville crater on Mars? I
can not figure out what is it.[/quote:0c51002fb2]It's the heat
shield. Here's another picture
http://qt.exploratorium.edu/mars/spirit/pancam/2004-03-12/2P132398621EFF1800P2285L6M1.JPG[/quote:0c51002fb2]

Thanks a lot. Great job.

Please, come to my website
Welcome to Mars!

I would love to have your comments.

There is a lot of 3D stuff over there . If you do not have 3D glasses,
they are $3 from http://www.timstradingpost.com/google


Thanks,

e :P s



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