>>12088840I have personally viewed many thousands of the Curiosity Rover images.
That is a permanent glitch on one of the cams.
It is not a UFO.
However, there ARE UFO's in some image sequences.
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The example you just used, however, I can assure you, is a permanent glitch on that specific cam, I can give you hundreds of rover images with that same exact glitch, with like 10 minutes of effort, if you really care.
However, I think I'd rather just give you an image sequence that does genuinely show something unidentified that moves through the Martian atmosphere over 3 images.
Everyone I confronted about this image, involved with MSL/JPL/Nasa declared it a glitch, but the object moves, and has a flight path over 3 separate images, so I have a hard time believing it is just a "glitch".
They on the other hand, cast my observation aside.
