This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on 2001-02-17T13:42:25.11.
NASA describes this image as “Aram Chaos mapping.”
Case #22: Crashed ‘craft’ with rectangular hatch on Martian surface:
This “craft” looks almost square with rounded corners. What appears to be a rectangular hatch is visible on top of the craft.
I used NASA’s image viewer to the left of the NASA web page to view this anomaly.
Is this a natural anomaly which appears symmetrical with a perfectly rectangular smaller impression on its surface or might this be downed craft of some kind?
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This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2014-06-05T11:31:21.229.
NASA describes this image as “Noachis Terra.”
Case #20: Geometric pattern on Martian surface and disc-like craft inside Martian crater:
This is my first discovery of what looks like an unnatural pattern on the Martian surface. The pattern is geometric and consists of straight, parallel lines and equal angles. I estimate the longest line to be 3 km in length. I have highlighted the pattern with white lines.
Geometric line pattern on Martian surface (click for larger image)
Also, there is what looks like another disc-like craft inside a crater. This too looks unnatural, notice the perfect edge. I estimate the diameter of the disc to be 100 metres across.
Disc-like craft inside Martian crater (click for larger image)
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2010-01-19T13:29:24.120.
NASA describes this image as “Northern mid-latitude crater.”
Case #19: Disc crash impact site and Martian crater anomalies:
I discovered what looks like a disc crash impact site on the Martian Surface. The disc is on longer at the site and may have been removed or left after repairs.
Disc crash impact site B17_016325_2185_XI_38N302W
This NASA photograph also shows many interesting crater anomalies which I’ll present here.
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2009-02-15T15:00:17.207.
NASA describes this image as “Two relations between mid-latitude aprons and adjacent terrain.”
Case #17: Two disc-like objects and a triangular object in craters on Mars:
I discovered what seem to be a large disc-like craft in a crater and a smaller disc-like craft together with a triangular craft in a separate crater.
Parked disc-like craft in derelict futuristic transit-hub or city (click for larger image)
Consider the larger disc-like craft: you can see from the shadow it casts that the one side is raised above the surface. I estimate its diameter to be 200 metres.
Now for the triangular craft: the one side of the craft is facing direct sunlight, hence its brightness. You can see the right side of the craft casts a shadow along its length. I estimate the sides are each 160 metres in length.
Then there is the smaller disc-like craft to the left of the triangular craft: I estimate its diameter to be 50 metres.
This is the first time I have seen so many out-of-place anomalies together in one orbiter image. In my opinion this is very irregular and there is something unusual going on in this scene, especially when taking the strange, creature-like anomaly (with long “pincers”) just to the North, into account … high strangeness in this scene.
To add to the strangeness, there are also pyramids and very long, narrow hills all over the place.
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) HiRISE on 15 November 2015 at 14:54.
NASA describes this image as “A Tale of Two Flows.”
Case #16: Parked disc-like craft in derelict futuristic transit-hub or city:
I discovered what seems to be a derelict parked disc-like craft in derelict futuristic transit-hub or city, perhaps abandoned for decades. This may very well be ancient lava flows, the concept that this an ancient city is interesting none the less.
Parked disc-like craft in derelict futuristic transit-hub or city (click for larger image)
Check out all the so-called “glass tubes” seen everywhere in the original NASA image (specifically the one that is inside a crater at the bottom left).
Glass Tubes on Mars
These images remind me of the Hong Kong boundary Crossing Facilities competition winner.
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) HiRISE on 28 March 2012 at 15:04.
NASA describes this image as “Well-Preserved Mid-Latitude Impact Crater.”
Case #15: Derelict crashed disc-like craft inside of Martian crater:
I discovered what seems to be a derelict crashed disc-like craft inside of Martian crater, perhaps abandoned for decades. I estimate the diameter of this object to be approximately 10 metres (at NASA’s stipulated 25 cm/pixel).
Derelict crashed disc-like craft inside of Martian crater (click for larger image)
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2011-06-26T02:01:02.590.
NASA describes this image as “Ride-along with CRISM.”
Case #14: Bright disc above large Martian crater:
I discovered what appears to be very bright disc above a large crater on Mars. It may even be a triangle with rounded edges. I estimate the diameter of this object to be approximately 300 to 350 metres.
Bright disc above large Martian crater (click for larger image)
It looks as if the disc is hovering or flying above the surface at an altitude of about 50 metres.
By the way, are those vehicle tracks covering the surface, or tracks left by Martian dust devils?
This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2012-03-10T09:48:08.974.
NASA describes this image as “Ride-along with HiRISE.”
Case #13: Self-illuminating sphere in Martian crater:
I discovered what appears to be self-illuminating sphere in a dark crater on Mars. It illuminates not just itself but the area directly underneath it. I estimate the diameter of this object to be approximately 200 to 250 metres.
Self-illuminating sphere in Martian crater (click for larger image)
The sphere does not extend above the crater rim, thus receiving no direct sun-light. If it did stick out above the crater rim a shadow would be cast on the surface directly next to the crater.
I used NASA’s image viewer to the left of the page to view these anomalies. The object is located just under the centre of the image, slightly to the left.
Is this a natural, round bulge in the centre of the crater or a structure, perhaps another dome base?
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