Sometimes the MAHLI (Mars Hand Lens Imager) camera which is connected to the robitic arm of NASA's Curiosity Rover ends up sending us Anomaly Hunters back better images of objects in the distance then the MASTCAM and NAVCAM's. This is odd because MAHLI can take some of the most AMAZING up close and personal shots down to millimeters of the surface. A lot of times images are taken while the camera is resting still on the arm and upside down to the world around it. By flipping these images we have found some amazing anomalies just as in this new image fresh from the rover.
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