Below images captured by NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover are close-ups of a two-tone mineral vein at a site called “Garden City” on lower Mount Sharp.
According to Mars scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif. the veins appear as a network of ridges left standing above the now eroded-away bedrock in which they formed.
Individual ridges range up to about 2.5 inches (6 centimeters) high and half that in width, and they bear both bright and dark material.
They say there are no two things alike in nature but below images show a rock that has two features that are almost 99 % identical.
Look very good at the image and notice the two features how each dot, line, shade, stain, spots and contours are exactly the same. If this was an overlap or stitch error they would be 100% identical but they are not.
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