Why I believe NASA has released the first picture of an alien jelly donut

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What a silly analogy is the substance isn't jelly-like. If it's rock-like I'd call it more of a target.

More Manganese = potential life related stuff:

Smythe studies the biogeochemistry and microbiology of Mn depositing hot springs to characterize a possibly ancient group of microorganisms and geochemical processes that may have occurred in early Earth environments. Manganese was a critical element in primitive metabolic processes and a key metal as the Earth transitioned from its early anoxic atmosphere to the our present oxic one.

Studies of the geomicrobiology of Mn oxide depositing hot springs will add an important component to the scientific understanding of the overall diversity of these extreme habitats and provide new insights into the role Mn-oxidizing and -reducing microorganisms contribute to Mn oxide mineral formation and preservation.

http://www.ohsu.edu/xd/research/centers-institutes/environmental-health/news/nsf-ddig-grant.cfm
 
dunkin-donuts.jpg

What the heck scientists. There's a Dunkin' Donuts every 3 minutes around here.
You didn't need to waste millions of dollars sending a rover to Mars to get them.
 
I say we pick it up, pop it in a jar, and haul its ass back home.

Soon after it will dissolve into dust and ominously mutter You will all die..
 
So who's laying these eggs?

I'm not sure. It must be something we haven't seen yet.

probably an alien insectoid queen hiding out in that "smoking hole".
Either that or an alien finally had some pity on us, driving around in circles on Mars, and threw us a jelly doughnut.
 
That thread title change.


So simple.

So perfect.

So many tears. Can't stop laughing.
 
It's probably a part of the rover that fell off.
Most logical.
Could even be some of the abandoned, crashed, space junk getting blown around.

Sorry for not having a more witty or panic filled response. I got nothing.
 
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