/sci/ - Science & Math

look like rocks to me, what is it?

beautiful. got a link?

>>5006791
rocks...... ON MARS

>>5006806
You know rocks do not originate from the planet itself but were made in the solar system, they all belong to the same branch of rock evolution, there is nothing special about it.

>>5006825

there's nothing special about you either, hitler.

>>5006825
there is something special about these rocks
THEY@RE ON MARS

(mars is really far away btw)

For amateuratronanons, notice the horizontal lines on the canyon. These are deposited sediment layers, but what is interesting is just how horizontal they are. Thatś one of those little hints that there may have been some kind of liquid water, either on the surface or as groundwater.

Of course, they have experts in all forms of geology looking at this, so I could be way off, but when youŕe looking at ¨just rocks¨, these are some of the things to look for.

Also, not sure how they´re coloring this image, but it´s a different color scheme than we´ve seen before, so maybe their understanding of the dust in the atmosphere is better?

2 billion well spent

pictures might ass well be of Arizona

>>5006825

Actually, terrestrial planets are quite different from the primordial material present in the early solar system. They have undergone extensive differentiation (dense iron-nickel core forms with a outer silicate mantle and crust), as well as volcanism, and in some cases weathering and sedimentation (like on Earth and Mars). These processes are quite special indeed and can tell us a lot about a planet's formation and history.

(Source: I am a planetary scientist)

>>5006869

like your life

4chan is much more retarded than reddit

Can't we at least send a probe to Io or somewhere else more interesting

I'd stand there.

>>5006968