NASA’s Curiosity Rover Finds a Pyramid on Mars

Ancient Code ^ | June 20, 2015 | Staff

[tx_eggman]

What would we say if we found this on another planet?

An, the Giant's Causeway ... I was there with family 3 monts ago. Fascinating place.

Better still was a visit to the Guinness Brewery 2 days later :-)

[zeugma]

I confess to being intrigued myself. Nature as a rule tends not to do straight lines, let alone isosceles triangles.

That's only somewhat true. Many minerals have inherrent geometric forms becaue of lattice structures.

[zeugma]

We’d say “Qbert?”

[Pontiac]

Well, you’re judging based on “earth rocks”. Maybe Mars rocks are more athletic?

Your right I was displaying an unreasonable prejudice against Mars Rocks.

Saying that Mars Rocks typically don’t blow around was definitely a Dog Whistle that Mars Rocks are inferior to Earth Rocks.

I really need to curb my micro aggressions against Mars Rocks.

[lbryce]

I’d say you have too much time on your hands.

[Oztrich Boy]

How did Sarah Jane and Mr Smith miss this one?

They ususally zap NASA probes before they get visual

[wally_bert]

Maybe the 4th Doctor left it up for laughs or to inspire manned flight.

[wally_bert]

Send in Able Squad to check for Neo Sapiens or an alien transmitter and be careful not to blow up Mars while at it.

[Oztrich Boy]

But Bannerman Road would still be zapping the NASA probes.

[wally_bert]

I forgot that was the road where SJA was based.

Good series. Was never the biggest Sarah Jane fan out there. Preferred Jo Grant and Liz Shaw.

[BitWielder1]

Without many more pictures from different angles we can't be sure it's not a fluke.
We've seen many artifacts in Mars images before but not even the famous and obvious "Face On Mars" held up under changing light angles.