Some mysterious snaps from the rover recently, including this other-worldly conglomeration.
Bubblecar said:
Some mysterious snaps from the rover recently, including this other-worldly conglomeration.
Baffled by the white bits. Looks like it has been scraped.
Martian string critter.
Actually a bit of the mission’s own debris, possibly from the parachute or backshell.
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
Some mysterious snaps from the rover recently, including this other-worldly conglomeration.
Baffled by the white bits. Looks like it has been scraped.
It’s like a Coles car park scene.
Layers of dreams, resting or quietly falling.
Geez it looks dismal.
sarahs mum said:
Geez it looks dismal.
It’s a lovely old place.
But yeah, it might become oppressive quite quickly if you were exiled.
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Geez it looks dismal.
It’s a lovely old place.
But yeah, it might become oppressive quite quickly if you were exiled.
I wonder. Survivable in a drysuit with aqualung given a sufficiently large oxygen and water supply?
A bit chilly at night.
ie could you survive there until you starved to death after about two months?
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
sarahs mum said:
Geez it looks dismal.
It’s a lovely old place.
But yeah, it might become oppressive quite quickly if you were exiled.
I wonder. Survivable in a drysuit with aqualung given a sufficiently large oxygen and water supply?
A bit chilly at night.
ie could you survive there until you starved to death after about two months?
something abut potatoes or perhaps the sand which is there.
Bubblecar said:
Layers of dreams, resting or quietly falling.
Aeolian sandstone. Quite obvious in the top photo.
mollwollfumble said:
I wonder. Survivable in a drysuit with aqualung given a sufficiently large oxygen and water supply?
A bit chilly at night.
ie could you survive there until you starved to death after about two months?
No, not survivable in a dry suit and aqualung.
Mars atmospheric pressure is 0.095 psi… it’s close enough to a vacuum to be considered a vacuum in regards to human survivability. You need a space suit or you will be dead within a few minutes.
dv said:
Bubblecar said:
Some mysterious snaps from the rover recently, including this other-worldly conglomeration.
Baffled by the white bits. Looks like it has been scraped.
Looks like sandstone
esselte said:
mollwollfumble said:
I wonder. Survivable in a drysuit with aqualung given a sufficiently large oxygen and water supply?
A bit chilly at night.
ie could you survive there until you starved to death after about two months?
No, not survivable in a dry suit and aqualung.
Mars atmospheric pressure is 0.095 psi… it’s close enough to a vacuum to be considered a vacuum in regards to human survivability. You need a space suit or you will be dead within a few minutes.
Ta. Evaporative cooling, huh?
