A Jellyfish Spotted on Mars! (+Photo)
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There are photos that take years to go viral. This is one of them. The Curiosity rover took it with the right navigation camera on August 20, 2023, in the crater Gale, but passed almost unnoticed until... Read more › The NASA entry captures a mysterious “medusa” on the surface of Mars was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
A particularly strange and eerie image from Mars is making the rounds on the internet. In the panoramic photo taken by NASA’s Curiosity rover, a dark shadow appears in the shape of a jellyfish with tentacles, as if it has come out of the Stranger Things universe. The photo was taken on August 20, 2023, but it was recently discovered […] The post NASA Photographs a “Jellyfish” on Mars – It’s Not What You Think appeared first on Techmaniacs.
As sad as this may be to some people, there are no jellyfish floating on the surface of Mars. The explanation for the striking figure in the photo is much more prosaic.
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers have taken several strange pictures of objects on the surface of Mars over the years. Now, a picture of what appears to be a jellyfish floating around has started circulating on social media. It's caused a stir online, but the explanation is actually quite surprising.
On the far left of a relatively ordinary Martian landscape, a strange dark shadow appears, resembling the silhouette of a jellyfish with dangling legs. The silhouette is shaped so that it's hard to tell it's a rock, but since jellyfish don't float in the Martian atmosphere, it's hard to explain the image.
On the far left of a relatively ordinary Martian landscape, a strange dark shadow appears, resembling the silhouette of a jellyfish with dangling legs. The silhouette is shaped so that it's hard to tell it's a rock, but since jellyfish don't float in the Martian atmosphere, it's hard to explain the image.
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