Mars Disc Shaped Anomaly Near the South Pole

[deuem]

Hobbits know thatch, maybe he can help.

To me the white is at its max so I can't turn it down enough to take a peak inside.

What do you think about the compresion rings and the balance around it?

Deuem

[ArMaP]

The original is much bigger than the downloadable versions they have on that page, those images are 400 x 2673 pixels, the original is 5056 x 33792.

If anyone wants the original in PNG or TIFF format (or a 16 bits per pixel TIFF format), just say, but be prepared to download an approximately 80 MB image.

[kdog]

To me,not that it matters,it looks like something went splat in the mud.
Slowly,not at a high velocity.
When it was wet there back in time and everything dried up.

[rdunk]

kdog, for me, what others have to say, "always matters"! So, anytime you have something to say, on my Posts, please join in! And, I think most everyone here feels the same in that regard!

One thing for sure we agree on, on this, is there is something (an anomaly) here. How it got here at the south pole of Mars, poses an interesting question.

As far as the anomaly maybe making "a splat in the mud", that is entirely possible. However, "thus far", there has not been a big rush to admit to there even being much mud on Mars -ie pretty much portrayed as being an almost waterless planet! (yeah right)

kdog, thanks for the comments!