[QUOTE=SFC3;35543897]really? prothean beacon?
looks nothing like it[/QUOTE]
Exactly, everyone comparing this to something from Mass Effect needs to see 2001: A Space Odyssey
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[QUOTE=Drsalvador;35543909][img]http://www.gemzcooke.com/cms/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/wotw.jpg[/img]
[h2]UUULLLLAAAAAAAAAAA![/h2][/QUOTE]
made me laugh
[QUOTE=zeldar;35543312]Came into this thread expecting Space Odyssey references.
Guess the saying that almost every FPer is 12 has some truth to it.[/QUOTE]
Well seeing as you would need to be over 55 years old to have seen that movie when it was released I wouldn't be surprised if not everyone had seen it.
> Get excited.
> Read the OP.
> Get sad.
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Though, when they finally discovered Pompeii, at first the excavaters thought the tip of one of the buildings was a strange rock formation. Once they dug deeper, they found the remains of a once thriving city that time and man had all but forgotten.
[QUOTE=hl2poo;35543488]Don't get so excited guys. This picture is old. Saw it some years ago. It's just a rock.
Here's some article from 2009 about it.
[url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1204254/Has-mystery-Mars-Monolith-solved.html[/url][/QUOTE]
"it's a rock"
are they even trying?
The citizens of the galaxy call it....
[h2]MASS EFFECT[/h2]
Fuck guys, Reapers comin'
[QUOTE=Sardonus;35544057]The citizens of the galaxy call it....
[h2]MASS EFFECT[/h2]
Fuck guys, Reapers comin'[/QUOTE]
Late.
By about 70 posts.
[QUOTE=proch;35543525]But that's [sp]the wishgranter[/sp]
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On topic, OH MY GOD A ROCK![/QUOTE]
The Wish Granter technically is the Monolith, only called a different name. Why they did that, I don't really know, but it sounds really cool either way.
The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million to one.
[QUOTE=gman_beeman;35544269]The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million to one.[/QUOTE]
okay thank you now i know because a 12 year old on the internet told me.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/W7aXg.jpg[/IMG]
Wait, how can an amateur star gazer find that? What kind of telescope do they use?!
[QUOTE=luverofJ!93;35543049][img]http://www.zeldawiki.org/images/9/93/Mask_Salesman_rage.gif[/img]
Oh great here comes the conspiracy nuts[/QUOTE]
Sorry, but as someone that supports the theory of evolution I do not rule out the possibility of alien shit in space.
It's probably russians.
[QUOTE=lotusking;35544321]okay thank you now i know because a 12 year old on the internet told me.[/QUOTE]
That was a War of the Worlds reference.
But still... [B]They come![/B]
:tinfoil:
If this is real, I'll buy every single one of you fuckers biscuits.
Perhaps now Nasa will get a reasonable budget?
I want to believe.
[quote]Such a perilous location is itself an argument against deliberate placement by aliens: "If I was going to build a monolith somewhere, that's the last place I would put it!" he said. "The debris falling from the cliff would cover it up pretty quickly, on geologic timescales.[/quote]
It's only the tip!!
Seriously, even if it's just a rock, it's still unusual in shape and should be photographed with higher resolution.
So now I guess the people with really good memories make bets, because we're probably not gonna be certain what it is until NASA finally gets someone up there.
Hopefully a private company will speed things up a bit.
I feel the sudden need to preform a series of muscular tests and simple geometric problems.
No worries.
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/wQLOc.jpg[/IMG]
Just a piece of space toast.
My god! It's full of stars!
Watch it be the tip of a communications tower belonging to a massive seed ship buried underneath the surface that crashed into mars' ocean.
[QUOTE=Chernzobog;35545881][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebK4wX76RZ4[/media][/QUOTE]
That's terrifying. Imagine being killed by something singing that.
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