Brian Cory Dobbs

Not nothing jumping out.

So it might be hard to see because there's just so much material in there.

But if we analyze these two rocks here, there's something funky about those that might catch your eye.

So if you zoom in, the question is, what rocks look like that?

Have you ever seen rocks that look like that?

Nope.

Wouldn't you want to go take a closer look?

Bent and curved.

And that, yeah, the rock on the right there looks like it has a circular hole.

Almost like it's a container that has been flipped over on its side.

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's up to us.

It's left open to interpretation.

I can't say for sure what it is, Matt, only that it just doesn't look like rock.

Now, NASA doesn't comment on this particular photo, but on these two...

rocks they actually did something unusual for them and that they stayed there for almost two weeks and took various photographs at different wavelengths to try to analyze but these two rocks all from the exact same angle right they just kind of parked the rover there maybe they moved it maybe a little bit on a few days later but it was all sort of just there they didn't circle it or get up close or anything like that they might have moved it just a little bit

So there might be like one very minute difference in some of the angles here, but they parked it there to analyze it.

And my buddy, Jeff Cruikshank in Australia...

He uncovered this.