Below is from Opportunity panorama image Sol 1641 using filters 2,5 & 7. Adjustments were made to enhance the image.


I thought about the horizontal tracks belonging to the rover but then noticed there was a track missing. If the rover had made a right turn there should be a track across the rovers last tracks in two places and not just at the very end. Yes, the arcing track parallel with the straight deep track must have been a motorcycle that went in on the top of the old rover track and out before the rover backed out. according to NASA: "Opportunity climbed back out on sol 1634 (Aug. 28, 2008). To do so, Opportunity retraced the wheel tracks the robotic geologist had made while crossing a large sand ripple and entering Victoria on the slopes of an alcove known as "Duck Bay."
I think the only thing we can be certain of are the tracks made by a motorcycle. Nasa could argue the others are the rovers own.

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