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Mars Orbiter snaps boulder, Last month - boulder tumbles five hundred meters from location
RichforMars
post Aug 13 2014, 07:48 PM
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Hi there,

I read this on the NASA.gov site. Last month a tall boulder rolled five hundred meters, and tilted upright. There is no actual explanation as to why, seismic movement? Possibly the breeze of the wind. unsure.gif

I found the whole event interesting as the location is void and empty. Reminds me a little of the Rover and the peble.

Boulder rolls down hill
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