Mars rover sends back amazing pics.

[powderman]

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/08/28/mars-rover-sends-human-voice-from-red-planet/
 
 
It can only move a bit over 300 ft in a day. Good pics and story. No martians I could see. POWDERMAN. 

[Old Fart]

I think I heard on the news today that they also recieved thier first voice transmission today. May have been a pre-recorded message sent back from up there.

[mcbammer]

Sombody  tell   me  if   the  rover   is  taking   pictures  then  what   the   h*!!   is   taking   pictures   of  the  rover?   

[Graybeard]

Same question I have. And just who made that struture in the second image with all the straight lines and 90* angles?

They are gonna keep up the BS about this until they convince e they don't have it on Mars. They will NEVER convince me anyone set foot on the moon. There two they have too many photos that just could not have been taken such as the one looking at the supposed landing craft from outside as the first human on the moon jumps off the ladder. So who was the camera man already out there talking that video?

[KIMBER45]

Same question I have. And just who made that struture in the second image with all the straight lines and 90* angles?

They are gonna keep up the BS about this until they convince e they don't have it on Mars. They will NEVER convince me anyone set foot on the moon. There two they have too many photos that just could not have been taken such as the one looking at the supposed landing craft from outside as the first human on the moon jumps off the ladder. So who was the camera man already out there talking that video?

The same people that video a hunter finally finding his dead deer ;after hours of searching.

[Dixie Dude]

The camera is on a robotic arm that can swing around 360 degrees and look back on the rover.  Mars is basically a red dusty desert with ice at the poles.  It is cold there.  The equator is right at freezing all the time.  The poles are of course colder.  It is however, the only planet in the solar system that man might can live on besides earth.  It's atmosphere is almost all carbon dioxide though.  We could grow plants in greenhouses there, but they would have to be filled with oxygen, or wait for the plants to produce oxygen in the greenhouses to breathe.  We can make oxygen out of the carbon dioxide and/or the water from the poles.  Mars has a 24 hour day, but it takes 2 years to go around the sun, so a Martian year is twice as long as an earth year.  This rover has a laser to burn holes into a nearby mountain it is going to so it can see what mineral is under the surface. 
 
I see the moon and Mars as future mining colonies, if the world lasts that long.  The moon has a lot of platinum, aluminum, silicone and oxygen in the soil.  Mars has iron and oxygen in the soil, and has water at the poles.  They want to find out what other minerals Mars has. 
 
 

[Shu]

Faking a moon landing or a Mars landing would require way too many people trying to keep a secret. As we all know our government can't keep a secret. Too many politicians blabbing about stuff trying to make themselves look good.
 
However a good conspiracy theory is always fun.

[Swift One]

 
That was a staged photo- on the moon no doubt.  The same way hunting shows stage shooting shots well after the actual kill shot was made.
 
There is no way in hec that the moon landing and the mars rovers are faked.  Too many people to keep quite, way too much tax dollars spent getting us to those places, and of course, what advantageous point is there to gain by faking this stuff?  The moon landing happened, Mars rovers are happening.
 
One day, if we survive ourselves, we will leave this planet to live on other worlds.

[SHOOTALL]

the second picture looks like Jockey's Ridge at Nags Head NC.    But you can't drive on it so it must not be there 

[Dixie Dude]

Yep, there have been several hundred people in space with the space shuttle, (I've seen one launch), the Russians, some people from other countries also.  Can't deny all of that.  I've visited the Cape, and Huntsville space and rocket center.  Too many pictures of earth, the moon, and now Mars.