Nasa's Perseverance rover discovered a skull-shaped rock, dubbed "Skull Hill," in Mars' Jezero Crater, standing out against the lighter terrain. Chemical analysis ruled out meteorite composition ...

This image is from NASAs Mars Perseverance rover, taken by the Mastcam-Z. NASA's Mars rover has pictured a mysterious, skull-shaped rock on the Red Planet whose origin remains uncertain.

NASA reported that its Perseverance rover had captured images of a mysterious, skull-shaped rock on the Red Planet, the origin of which remains uncertain. The rock, referred to as "Skull Hill ...

Mars attracts attention in an odd way. This time, it has to do with a skull-shaped rock rather than cold poles or old rivers. This image from NASA’s Mars Perseverance rover, taken by the Mastcam ...

One rock, which the team have named rather dramatically "Skull Hill", stood out more than the others. "This float rock uniquely contrasts the surrounding light-toned outcrop with its dark tone and ...

NASA's Perseverance rover has spotted a mysterious rock on the Red Planet, which the space agency has named 'Skull Hill'. The rock was discovered in the Port Anson region, which lies on the rim ...

Another X-Ray shows the problem with his skull "A catastrophic consequence of the EDS is CCI where the skull becomes unstable and begins to shift on the top of the spine - in my case, it is not an ...

But now even Nasa is confused about a weird ‘skull’-like rock lolling on the surface of the Red Planet. Actually, it happens to be near where the ‘face’ was spotted earlier, which was also ...

The mysterious rock – dubbed “Skull Hill” was discovered April 11 by the Perseverance rover while it was driving down a ridge called Witch Hazel Hill. The hill is part of the Jezero Crater ...

Dubbed “Skull Hill,” the puzzling feature was picked up by the Perseverance rover as it descended onto Mars. It was spotted in an image on April 11 and is believed to be 45 kilometres wide.

NASA scientists have been left baffled after the Perseverance rover captured a bizarre image on Mars that looks eerily like a skull perched on a hilltop. Dubbed "Skull Hill" by the team ...

Earlier this month (April 11), the rover paused at a boundary between light and dark rock outcrops where it spotted a peculiar-looking rock which scientists have nicknamed "Skull Hill".