Titov Crater: Mine & Structures

[Primus58]

Since my spaceship is on the blink, I had to resort to Google Moon. These are from the far side around the Titov Crater. There appears to be an ancient mining pit as you can see by a definite geometric shape. There are some strange patterns that look like possible activity; they almost look like tracks, but the scale is way to big. Finally, some of these structures may only be a play of the light due to the angle of light.
Titov Crater
Feature Type: Crater, craters, a circular depression.
Named for: Gherman Stepanovich; Soviet cosmonaut (1935-2000).
Location: 28.60°N 150.50°E
Size: 31.0 km / 19.3 mi

Titov Crater over view:


Titov Northern Edge


Ancient Mine looking SE:


Structures and more cut edges:


West of Titov, craters of life:


NW of Titov Crater:

[Primus58]

This is another crater E-NE of Titov. These look like definite structures! If you go to Titov, you will see all sorts of these anomalies.
Titov Crater: 28°35'10.27" N 150°30'05.01" E

Right now on the moon, in one of these structures there's a kid looking at his computer finding cities on earth... LOL! EUREKA!

East Northeast of Titov:


Another perspective, enhanced. These don't look natural!

[ArMaP]

An explanation in just five words: "do not use Google Moon"

Those "structures" are a result of the resizing/compression used by Google to make the download faster.

GoogleMoon/Mars is only good to find the places, if you want to have a good look at the photos then use the original photos and not the images from Google.

As you can see below, there's a big difference in quality.

(click for full size)

[Primus58]

An explanation in just five words: "do not use Google Moon"

Those "structures" are a result of the resizing/compression used by Google to make the download faster.

GoogleMoon/Mars is only good to find the places, if you want to have a good look at the photos then use the original photos and not the images from Google.

As you can see below, there's a big difference in quality.

(click for full size)

ArMap, thanks for cluing me in, I will chalk that up to learning curve. I guess my next question is, what sources are reliable for original pictures?
Sorry for wasting forum space; LOL, I won't be hurt if someone deletes this thread, after all, if it isn't valuable, why take the space?

Thanks ArMap, I appreciate your time!

Woody

[ArMaP]

ArMap, thanks for cluing me in, I will chalk that up to learning curve.

We all had to learn at first.

I guess my next question is, what sources are reliable for original pictures?

In this case, the photo on Google Moon looked like a Kaguya/Selene photo to me (an it's really a Kaguya/Selene photo), so I went looking for it in the SELENE Data Archive.

Sorry for wasting forum space; LOL, I won't be hurt if someone deletes this thread, after all, if it isn't valuable, why take the space?

To help other people in the same situation.