Evidence of plants-like objects

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Section 4: Mars Habitat

If we were on planet earth, what would you think this was?
Correct. Trees.

But we are on Mars: these are - you bet - exactly what they look like. Take a look at the original image m1000071 on NASA site.

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M1501769 - Jungle view

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Take a look at the original image m1501769 on NASA site.

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Vegetation can not exist with only one kind: and in effect we have another sample here.

Take a look at the original image m1000005 on NASA site.

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Another clear picture showing something that could not be nor an artifact neither a rock: these are vegetables.

Notice the giant mushroom on the right. Check it out at NASA site: this is image m1000064.

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M1800277

Vegetation? Mars Salad? Anyway these plants (I couldn't define it better) cover huge extensions of terrain.

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Cracks in the ground or roots of bushes? anyway they smoke. Check this out ay NASA site, image m1001200

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Palms or bushes? Sorry, it's Mars. So this image should not exist.

In fact it does exists and is visible at NASA site m0804688

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Dunes or plants?
Everything on Mars is officially explained with "geological" or "vulcanic" origin, or with "sand dunes". This image shows the "dunes" very close, finally. Do they look like dunes?

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original image is visible at NASA m1000406

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