In a way, the purported “mysterious door” rock feature on Mars gives us a chance to do a quick review here about what the Curiosity rover has helped scientists discover. Currently, it’s exploring the central mountain in Gale Crater. There are some pretty familiar-looking scenes there and that familiarity does provide us with a doorway to understanding ancient and current Mars, and how it got the way it is.
The Greenheugh Pediment is part of Mount Sharp, which is itself a 5.5-km-high mound of sedimentary layered rock. Curiosity has been traversing the Pediment, studying the topmost layers of sandstone. There is evidence of clay-bearing rocks in the region as well. Just as it began its trip up the mountain some years ago, Curiosity found evidence for mudstones—rocks that could only form in the presence of water.
As it treks along, Curiosity is exploring the remains of the mound that comprises Mount Sharp. The discovery of the break in the rocks that looks like a doorway on Mars is part of its exploration of the Gale Crater and Mount Sharp rocks.
spacewriter This doorway was made from a person it is so perfect
spacewriter cosa sonoo tutti quei cartelli su Marte con scritto Fininvest? noooo
spacewriter You've been there?
spacewriter its only 2' height
spacewriter Yes it is too a doorway on Mars! Now stop saying stuff I don't want to hear.
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