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Mars Memes: Funniest Curiosity Rover Photoshops On The Internet

LOL: Funniest Mars Photoshops On The Internet
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Journalist, technologist, founder of Women Futurists Collective

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If something makes big enough news in pop-culture, you can trust the Internet will make a meme out of it.

So when NASA successfully landed Mars Rover Curiosity on the red planet a couple of weeks ago, and released its first batch of Mars surface photos, you better believe people got a little creative with Photoshop.

Though (disappointingly, for some) the Mars photos that NASA released didn't feature any little green men or signs of a previous civilization, that didn't stop people from letting their imaginations run wild.

Below is a slideshow of some of the best Mars photo memes now circulating the Interwebs. Did we miss a good one? Tweet us @HuffPostScience. Or, you can add your own glorious creation to the slideshow below.

Funny Mars Photoshops
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Curiosity killed the cat.
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We will never see Curiosity the same way again.
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Curiosity takes a "selfie."
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