Images
Crinoid
The Opportunity Rover photographed what appears to be the fossil of a crinoid on Mars.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
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Candor Tetrahedron
This three-sided structure, just under 1000 feet wide, is known as the Candor Tetrahedron located in West Candor Chasma on Mars.
It was originally photographed in 2001 and discovered by Keith Laney.
Please watch this video by Brian Cory Dobbs.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
Column
This image was taken by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity on Sol 3556 (2022-08-07 20:58:23 UTC).
Object originally discovered by Rami Bar Ilan. Please watch enhanced image analysis by Jean Ward here and here.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
Crater Pyramid
This orbital photograph features a large pyramidal structure directly adjacent to an impact crater. Logically, had it been there before the impact, it would have been destroyed.
Original NASA images, source URLs, and declassified CIA remote viewing document included in .zip file download below.
Wheels
On Sol 729, the Curiosity Rover photographed this circular 'rock,' unlike anything nearby. Please see Jean Ward's upscaled video analysis.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
D&M Pyramid
This 3.5 mile-long feature was originally photographed discovered by NASA in 1976 during the Viking mission.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
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Traffic Light
On Sol 753, the Curiosity Rover photographed a vertically-standing rock, unlike anything nearby.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
Keyhole
This 'hill' is around 1.5 miles long, and resembles a 'keyhole' shape.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
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Wrench Tool and Container
Discovered by Rolf Varga, the Spirit Rover photographed two funny-looking rocks that resemble a wrench and open-top container laid on its side.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
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Aztec Statue Head
Discovered by Michael Ivey, the Curiosity Rover photographed a rock (right) that resembles the top half of a head of an Aztec statue. An 'eye' and upper 'teeth' are visible.
Original NASA images and source URLs included in .zip file download below.
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