Confirm that. I also checked original image (huge JPEG2000 25 cm/px 25928x44039 px 658Mb), that thing is there. Definitely looks like disk object plow up ground while falling. There even visible traces of soil that was collected on the top of disk and flown further along the trajectory when disk stopped. And AFAIK, there was no human Mars missions with probes of that size.

Definitely worth attention

Confirm that. I also check original image (huge JPEG2000 25 cm/px 25928x44039 px 658Mb), that thing is there. Definitely looks like disk object plow up ground while falling. There even visible traces of soil that was collected on the top of disk and flown further along the trajectory when disk stopped. And AFAIK, there was no human Mars missions with probes of that size.

Definitely worth attention

Confirm that. I also check original image (huge JPEG2000 25928x44039 px 658Mb), that thing is there. Definitely looks like disk object plow up ground while falling. There even visible traces of soil that was collected on the top of disk and flown further along the trajectory when disk stopped. And AFAIK, there was no human Mars missions with probes of that size.

Definitely worth attention

Confirm that. I also check original image - JPEG2000 image (658Mb), that thing is there. Definitely looks like disk object plow up ground while falling. There even visible traces of soil that was collected on the top of disk and flown further along the trajectory when disk stopped. And AFAIK, there was no human Mars missions with probes of that size.

Definitely worth attention