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stone tools on Mars and Earth, what's the difference ?

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NASA found a very strange tool-like object on the red planet, but have no explanation fot it rather than "just a rock". But what's the difference with the 3.3 million year old stone tools that they found on Earth. Is it because there are no geologists on Mars to figure out what these things are ? Because if you compare the 3.3 million stone tools on Earth with the findings on Mars, then you either must be blind, or just ignoring it.

 
What gets me is, if you look within a few yards of a Mars lander, you get skulls, flint axes, remnants of ray guns, dead hamsters, Deadmau5 concert tickets, alien tools and (granted, in the distance) pyramids with hieroglyphs carved with Graham Hancock's post (zip) code. They've obviously dropped in a bountiful spot. If I go for a walk round my artefact-poor local park back on Earth I'm lucky if I tread in just the one spot of dog sh*t.
 
Standanista said:
What gets me is, if you look within a few yards of a Mars lander, you get skulls, flint axes, remnants of ray guns, dead hamsters, Deadmau5 concert tickets, alien tools and (granted, in the distance) pyramids with hieroglyphs carved with Graham Hancock's post (zip) code. They've obviously dropped in a bountiful spot. If I go for a walk round my artefact-poor local park back on Earth I'm lucky if I tread in just the one spot of dog sh*t.
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