Hehehehe … ahhhh…*dabs tears from eyes*
I love the Internet. And, Mars! Especially since the creatures who run that planet have a very good sense of humor. Check out the Victorian-era woman on Mars … looks like Rose from the Titanic to us.
And here’s the just previous hysterical thing seen on Mars (our story here):
One news outlet (okay, our sister paper in Houston) burned down the Internet by tying the cave-crab in with this movie association:
‘Alien’ face-hugger seen on Mars? A strange shape seen on a NASA Mars Rover camera is being compared to the image of the face-hugger creature from the 1979 horror movie “Alien,” directed by Ridley Scott and starring Sigourney Weaver. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox
Man! NASA better get to finding life on the Red Planet before we all lose our minds!
Here are NASA’s legit(!) artsy-fartsy views of Mars:
Jake Ellison can be reached at 206-448-8334 or jakeellison@seattlepi.com. Follow Jake on Twitter at http://twitter.com/Jake_News. Also, swing by and *LIKE* his page on Facebook.
If Google Plus is your thing, check out our science coverage here.
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Hehehehe … ahhhh…*dabs tears from eyes*
I love the Internet. And, Mars! Especially since the creatures who run that planet have a very good sense of humor. Check out the Victorian-era woman on Mars … looks like Rose from the Titanic to us.
And here’s the just previous hysterical thing seen on Mars (our story here):
One news outlet (okay, our sister paper in Houston) burned down the Internet by tying the cave-crab in with this movie association:
‘Alien’ face-hugger seen on Mars? A strange shape seen on a NASA Mars Rover camera is being compared to the image of the face-hugger creature from the 1979 horror movie “Alien,” directed by Ridley Scott and starring Sigourney Weaver. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox
Man! NASA better get to finding life on the Red Planet before we all lose our minds!
Here are NASA’s legit(!) artsy-fartsy views of Mars:
Jake Ellison can be reached at 206-448-8334 or jakeellison@seattlepi.com. Follow Jake on Twitter at http://twitter.com/Jake_News. Also, swing by and *LIKE* his page on Facebook.
If Google Plus is your thing, check out our science coverage here.
from The Big Science Blog http://ift.tt/1L0YHHQ
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