Black Structure and Martian City spotted on Mars

Found these strange things that really popped out to its surroundings.
Using the CTX Mosaic, really helped.. so remember to turn that on in google earth if you plan to check it out.

US-based Dr John Brandenburg is convince that past intelligent civilizations flourished on Mars before wiping themselves out through nuclear war, perhaps these ruins and strange structure are just some of the many ruins on Mars, as seen in many of my other Mars videos.

What do you think ATS ?

Martian City
74°41'5.43"N 11°41'42.66"E

Black Structure
74°44'34.87"N 13°23'45.36"E



A overview of the city ruins


This black structure is nearby in a crater, looks metallic but hidden in some black goo / smoke?


The elongated structures, could be tunnels exposed by the past disaster that killed off everyone.

Nice Bodyart you have, Mr.Mars, however I'm firm supporter that there were no past Civilization on you, thus personally for me the community will have to go with something better than remnants of a tunnel chain.

a reply to: Spacespider


I have no idea what those could be, or what caused them.
But, SUPER INTERESTING!

The number of planets out there capable of holding life are low. Remember- the only reason we have oil is because many years ago trees evolved many years before anything capable of breaking down trees evolved.
Think of trees growing in a pile of dead trees, for a century.

I suppose it's possible that Mars had life in the past, when the solar system was hotter, and that planet still had an atmosphere... But to claim that they wiped themselves out with nuclear weapons without even being able to prove they existed is pure nonsense.

Maybe their planet just expired.
That happens. We're too stupid to get off this rock before it happens to us, too.

originally posted by: Spacespider
Found these strange things that really popped out to its surroundings.
Using the CTX Mosaic, really helped.. so remember to turn that on in google earth if you plan to check it out.

(...) What do you think ATS ?

As much as I'd like to see some artificial features on Mars, I'm afraid this is not it.

The first formation is a field of dunes:
Source / HiRISE link

And the second feature shows defrosting north polar dunes:
Source

who knows, maybe the aliens colonized mars and earth. but they had to have seen earth is way nicer. also it seems the aliens breathed oxygen, because they interbred with us.

i do not think there was oxygen on mars ever.

but eventually mankind will have casinos and resorts on mars. trust me, i will never go. even if i was in the future. i do not even go on crusie boats lol.

BUT if i had a tardis, then i would go in a second. but there are no time lords in our future.

I like the strange Marian features even if they aren't artificial structures created by intelligent extraterrestrials.

The thing that interests me about other world environments and their natural features is the strange, surreal alien quality to it all. The other worlds we can get a good look at have expanded my imagination and put me on flights of fancy I truly enjoy, inspiring in a word. So I also enjoy the fantastic musings that others have shared when an interesting feature is gleaned from the available sources.

a reply to: jeep3r

Way to compare what we see here on Earth to those pictures on Mars....great observation

It reminds me the time when someone on ATS posted a picture of possible trash/plastic/debris on Mars and I did a comparison to what it would be like on Earth:

[SNIP]

Not sure what the consensus was on the picture to the left...but if we have scientists or people on Mars colonizing, then my observation has to be really close to my guess...either that or it is a beat up plastic coca cola bottle.

Oh and OP, you should read this page...also has some good pictures that are evident of jee3r's reply to you:

earthsky.org...

Also...with dunes...

Dunes on Mars


Junggar Basin NW China Dunes


Same deal mate

a reply to: Spacespider

Just imagine what kind of colonization/development has been happening in space with the Secret Space Program, for decades, and the public has no idea about it.

No there wasn't.
There was never any civilization on mars tho leave any structures.

a reply to: moeron60

OMG

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

Not sure what the consensus was on the picture to the left

It was a piece of plastic shielding from the rover itself.

It's fun to imagine! What IF, before we got here, Mars was habitable to humanoids? Then Mars started to die, and those humanoids were able to build ships to evacuate to Earth? Martians are the "missing link"! There's no evidence (other than myths) of them because they used every scrap of those ships to survive?

Anyhooo, like I said, fun to think about.

originally posted by: dantanna
who knows, maybe the aliens colonized mars and earth. but they had to have seen earth is way nicer. also it seems the aliens breathed oxygen, because they interbred with us.

i do not think there was oxygen on mars ever.

but eventually mankind will have casinos and resorts on mars. trust me, i will never go. even if i was in the future. i do not even go on crusie boats lol.

BUT if i had a tardis, then i would go in a second. but there are no time lords in our future.

Well, you don't THINK there was ever oxygen, but what you THINK doesn't change anything, There is oxygen there today.

Scientists now believe that at one point in time Mars looked very different than it does today. It is now believed that ancient Mars once held waterways and even vast oceans in the northern hemisphere making it a good candidate for life, at least at one point in time. Whether there is still any life hidden away on Mars is a question that still must be answered and NASA hopes a manned mission will be the key to our search for life outside of Earth.

www.sciencetimes.com...
On earth we even have a life form that doesn't NEED oxygen, clearly, life would evolve without that need on places with less.

Scientists discover first multicellular life that doesn't need oxygen

phys.org...

a reply to: Spacespider

This is quite the jump when considering we have no evidence Mars was ever habitable to intelligent life, let alone inhabited. Then you go on to nuclear warfare? Sure there are some reputable sources who ponder the possibility of this, but they admit it is imaginative speculation. It is misleading at best to speak conclusively about such matters.

a reply to: Illumimasontruth

Mars was habitable for a couple of billion years , it had an oxygen rich atmosphere with lakes,rivers and seas at its surface.
NASA recreation of early Mars to the Mars we see now.


i believe plant life had time to evolve but not intelligent life but until we strike oil up there we can but speculate.

originally posted by: Argentbenign
Nice Bodyart you have, Mr.Mars, however I'm firm supporter that there were no past Civilization on you, thus personally for me the community will have to go with something better than remnants of a tunnel chain.

I will see if I can find something you like next time

originally posted by: windword
a reply to: Spacespider


I have no idea what those could be, or what caused them.
But, SUPER INTERESTING!

Its a interesting area for sure
I will be looking for more abnormalities here
And post videos about it

originally posted by: lordcomac
The number of planets out there capable of holding life are low. Remember- the only reason we have oil is because many years ago trees evolved many years before anything capable of breaking down trees evolved.
Think of trees growing in a pile of dead trees, for a century.

I suppose it's possible that Mars had life in the past, when the solar system was hotter, and that planet still had an atmosphere... But to claim that they wiped themselves out with nuclear weapons without even being able to prove they existed is pure nonsense.

Maybe their planet just expired.
That happens. We're too stupid to get off this rock before it happens to us, too.

You should read some of the material Dr John Brandenburg have shared.
He have presented some interesting theories about the radiation levels on Mars and signs on the surface