Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 11:23 GMT
the dust trail of a group of martian dune buggy racers to me. Possibly racing into a cave to hide from those pesky spy cameras from earth.
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 11:54 GMT
Oh no, global warming has spread to Mars, Al Gore was right after all, for God's sake won't somebody think of the children.
These little green dunebuggying creatures have got to be told they don't own the red planet, they just borrow it from their spore.
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 11:54 GMT
... that this is obviously an effect of global warming. Suggest we despatch Al Gore poste haste (sans oxygen tank) to investigate.
Mine's the one with the SPF150 in the pocket.
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 13:11 GMT
A top view of a Tiramisu, taken from the NASA canteen...
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 13:11 GMT
Aren't those snowplow tracks at the top of the ridge? Just some highway maintenance going on. Nothing to see here, move along.
Mine's the orange one with the yellow reflective panels and the hard hat.
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 14:34 GMT
So
If an avalanche happens on Mars but nobody is around to hear it does it make a sound?
Clearly we can expand the logic in this to suggest that our observation of Mars is clearly causing these avalanches.
I suggest to avoid such future issues we should be more sneaky in our observations and definitely don't use microphones.
Hopefully this way Mars wont realise that someone is around to see it and therefore it wont happen.
If you ask me i think its just showing off.
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 16:20 GMT
A chocolate mocha torte i had with carbon dixoxide frost. See pic in link below (its a lil small but you can see its just a cake!)
http://download7.stockmediaserver.com//index.cfm?mode=WMcomp&imgid=IMSIMAGE:9B18D9D8-39A0-48A5-80A3F9782A05FD5C&wm=reflexstock.jpg
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 18:36 GMT
This is in fact a smoke bomb being set off by a brave hunting party of natives (menfromMars?) as they search and destroy the Nu Insect Overlards who are trying to colonize their red and pleasant* land. Vinceranno.
* It might just look like a lot of dry sand to Reg readers, but surely we can take it as read that every creature views where they live as home, and wishes to repel repellent invaders?
Posted Tuesday 4th March 2008 19:38 GMT
Carbonised drinks are free. just bring your own fave drink and drop in some of that 'dry ice'. there's plenty after all...
Posted Wednesday 5th March 2008 11:00 GMT
Water, sunshine, far away from all this hideousness - when can we go?
Posted Thursday 6th March 2008 03:36 GMT
What a view.
"Penguin Palace Lodge"
Posted Tuesday 11th March 2008 08:44 GMT
...I'm waiting for the day when NASA/ESA/JAXA/somebody is finally able to build a rover with enough computing power, storage, memory and bandwidth to record actual full-motion MPEGs of stuff like this. Those damn' stitched-together time-lapse animated GIFs of dust devils at Meridiani just aren't cutting it for me anymore.
Awesome foto, though, and seriously awesome luck to have caught something like this in the act, instead of just the evidence of it having happened beforehand. Suh-weet.
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