I doubt that NASA has a higer-resolution version of the photo than they are releasing to the public.Greetings all,
Why not simply send the photo to one of the many photo printing services on the internet (like
www.dotphoto.com, www.shutterfly.com, and www.clubphoto.com) and buy a print from them? Or even
take it on a CD to a local photo lab?
I hate to be a "nay-sayer" or anything of the likes. But, that picture sure looks like a cheap Photoshop "copy-and-paste" job. Here's the link again for you all that have filters or didn't look before:
http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/mer/images.cfm?id=1466
I'm sure it's due to the false color imaging to make it look "natural" or whatever. It just seems like the shadows don't match considering the ground soil and the meteorite itself. I'm quite certain I'm wrong in any insinuations above, but it doesn't look anything natural to me. I believe they have found an iron meteorite, but that picture doesn't look right to me. Maybe they are trying too hard to convince us???
Just my amateurish 2-cents worth, Dave
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