Rotation required by Pareidolia ;)
R-MastCam-Z: 110mm (full zoom)
Mast Azimuth: 68.8394
Mast Elevation: -39.732
Sol 1274 (September 20, 2024)
Site: 59.3872
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So, tiny ancient aliens.
That's the one 🤣🤣🤣
The stones in Machu Picchu are so perfectly fitted that you can't insert even a razor blade between them. Thousands of tiny monkey aliens swarming over the construction site with nuclear powered angle grinders polishing the rocks is the only reasonable explanation for this.
How like you people to constantly reference your tired, dirty terrestrial examples, your lousy "Earth analogues". Anyone that's been paying attention knows that Martians craft things like the ultimate artisans they are, applying the most gentle and skillful touch, tentacles perfectly co-ordinated. Humans go on and on about the "Inca City" and the "Face on Mars", but Martians work every crevice of every worthy rock.
If Earth had a real space program, or just real science, you'd see them dancing on every dust mote, and you might even catch them making lewd gestures when Perseverance fries yet another rock to "analyze" it, but you're too intent on your carbonates and silicates and phosphates...
Nuclear-powered. Ridiculous.