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NASA rover finds a rock with a hole on it on Mars (Original Post)
Polybius
Jun 2023
OP
The entrance to the morlock's tunnel. Or maybe the deros. They look a lot alike.
Midnight Writer
Jun 2023
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WhiteTara
(31,260 posts)1. The Flintstones proto type wheel?
Polybius
(21,900 posts)2. It certainly doesn't look natural
If I saw this on Earth, I'd have though someone did that to the rock.
C_U_L8R
(49,384 posts)3. There's a flea on the speck on the frog
on the bump on the branch on the log
in the hole on the rock on the plain on Mars
Chipper Chat
(10,870 posts)4. Fossilized donut.?
live love laugh
(16,383 posts)6. Looks like the ones they sell at Stan's donuts in Chicago.
GreenWave
(12,641 posts)5. Holy Rock!
tavernier
(14,443 posts)7. Erosion
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hole-in-the-Rock_(Papago_Park)
Johnny2X2X
(24,207 posts)8. Water
Generally, this type of rock formation needs running water to form.
Turbineguy
(40,072 posts)9. Fred Flintstone's spare tire.
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Midnight Writer
(25,409 posts)11. The entrance to the morlock's tunnel. Or maybe the deros. They look a lot alike.
Brother Buzz
(39,897 posts)12. How big is that thing?
If I was hazard a guess, I'd say it's a remement of an old vent. No clue how it got separated from the rest of the feature.