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339: The Pareidolia Phenomenon on Mars: Searching for 'Paddington Bear'

339: The Pareidolia Phenomenon on Mars: Searching for 'Paddington Bear'

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After a decade of searching, a determined Mars rover discovers an
eerily familiar formation of an ancient crater, inciting an
interplanetary investigation of the phenomenon of pareidolia. You
will learn the mysteries of the Red Planet and the latest updates
on Mars exploration.

Show Notes:

After a decade of searching, a determined Mars rover discovers an
eerily familiar formation of an ancient crater, inciting an
interplanetary investigation of the phenomenon of pareidolia. You
will learn the mysteries of the Red Planet and the latest updates
on Mars exploration. Learn about Mars exploration through a lively
conversation between Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson on
Space Nuts. They discussed the phenomenon of pareidolia, where
people find familiar shapes in random objects, and how it has been
seen on Mars in the form of faces, hats, and other shapes. They
also talked about the rover Perseverance and its mission to collect
samples which have been left on the surface in 10 sealed tubes.
They have now been dropped at a geographical location called Three
Forks. Lastly, they discussed the camera on the rover's arm called
Watson, which uses spectroscopy to analyze the rock samples. "We
try to humanize everything we do humanize it. It's great because it
draws attention to what's going on around it and maybe they get
interested and have a look at some more. We just seem to gravitate
to faces, don't we? Especially smiley ones. Well, that's good. I
mean, you don't really want evil faces in space." In this episode,
you will learn the following: 1. What is the phenomenon of
pareidolia, and how does it explain why we see faces in inanimate
objects? 2. What happened when the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
captured an image of a "Paddington Bear" on the surface of Mars? 3.
What advanced technologies are being used to collect and analyze
samples from the surface of Mars?

Space Nuts Episode 339 with Professor Fred Watson & Andrew
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