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14. It looks like the aluminum foil from a baked potato

Thu Jan 30, 2014, 02:49 PM

Jan 2014

Let's face it - the rover isn't on Mars, it's in the southwest desert. The crew baked some potatoes in a campfire, and the tinfoil blew onto the set. There's no other logical explanation.

A colorized version of the rock called Pinnacle Island. Credit: NASA/JPL, color by Stuart Atkinson.

From your link http://www.universetoday.com/108733/some-ideas-on-where-the-jelly-donut-rock-on-mars-came-from-and-no-its-not-a-mushroom/

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NASA is being sued for covering up evidence of alien life [View all] pokerfan Jan 2014 OP

It's a used Martian condom, too hideous for earthlings to see. Scuba Jan 2014 #1

My S.I.L. works for NASA Botany Jan 2014 #3

This Bolden guy is quite a piece of work, isn't he? arcane1 Jan 2014 #4

no need for the truth when you can push a false meme Botany Jan 2014 #5

Rhawn Joseph is an attention seeking pseudo-scientist siligut Jan 2014 #9

Your comment read my mind Johonny Jan 2014 #11

NASA would have you believe it was the wind pokerfan Jan 2014 #16

There are still other less controversial reasons defacto7 Jan 2014 #7

I can't pinpoint where I saw it defacto7 Jan 2014 #10

your looking at the Fate of Earth? MFM008 Jan 2014 #12

It looks like the aluminum foil from a baked potato bananas Jan 2014 #14

Nope notemason Jan 2014 #15