Amateur Astronomer Spots Strange Cloud Formations On Mars

The linked article is fairly contradictory on several points. The glaring one is this:

" It was first seen on the evening of March 20th. Jaeschke alerted the international Mars observing community about the odd "extension" at 190.5? east, 43.7? south, just before the area that rotates into daylight. The odd feature was visible in all color-filtered exposures from near-infrared to blue light. Jaeschke produced the animation below.

The feature was also reportedly captured by other amateur astronomers over the past few nights. Some astronomers in Europe have seen it as far back as March 12th."

So, it was NOT first seen on the 20th, but rather on the 12th in Europe, and the guy in West Chester is not the discoverer of it.

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/wCG0SISc1ts/amateur-astronomer-spots-strange-cloud-formations-on-mars

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