Martian Sink Hole?

5 years 6 months ago #13798 by admin15

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same here . i dont see anything either.

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5 years 6 months ago #13799 by Eagle-eye2

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Copy the image and use windows picture view or magnify glass.Click edit with Win Picture view and you can focus in on it.

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5 years 6 months ago #13809 by Glitch_Neo

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Badsneaker wrote:
Yet another curious feature...

Good spot

It looks as if the surface structure has started to drop into a cavity below, very fresh it would seem too - It would be good if msl once sorted could revisit this area and observe any changes... It wont happen though sadly.

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5 years 6 months ago #13814 by Badsneaker

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Very curious for a planet that is "geologically dead" ( I don't mind being corrected here ). Obviously something below the surface moved to create a cavity. And, as you point out, recently. That curious diamond figure is showing up in other sol images. Currently going through to find other possible commonalities.

I agree that going back for a second look won't be happening, unless someone already has ...

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