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Curiosity Rover on Twitter: Some of you have noticed this image I took on Mars. Sure, it may look like a tiny door, but really, it’s a natural geologic feature! It may just look like a door because your mind is trying to make sense of the unknown. (This is called "pareidolia")

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Curiosity Rover on Twitter: Some of you have noticed this image I took on Mars. Sure, it may look like a tiny door, but really, it’s a natural geologic feature! It may just *look* like a door because your mind is trying to make sense of the unknown. (This is called "pareidolia")

Curiosity Rover on Twitter: Some of you have noticed this image I took on Mars. Sure, it may look like a tiny door, but really, it’s a natural geologic feature! It may just look like a door because your mind is trying to make sense of the unknown. (This is called "pareidolia")