Artificial structures on Mars?

I was checking out the fantastic pics from HIRISE that show the mars surface that were send in a few hours ago here on ATS, but cannot find the article anymore.
Anyway if you look at
and follow the crater edge you will find some strange structures. My girlfriend says I'm crazy but there's stuff to see.
I would have marked them if Icould but I'm terrible with computers ...

If the link doesn't work Google psp_ 004052_2045

hirise.lpl.arizona.edu...

This is the correct link

beautiful pics, but nothing artificial anywhere, its all nature.

hirise.lpl.arizona.edu...

what do you see?

[edit on 16-11-2007 by planetfall]

Oh, no. Not another one of these threads!

Boilerplate Answer:

"Yes, the image you've presented may look to some people like artificial ruins/constructions. However, artificial looking natural formations, image artifacts, and the fact that the existence of any kind of life on Mars at any time has never been established, makes it difficult if not impossible to verify that these are indeed "artificial." You are, of course, free to have your own opinion about it, but you should not be surprised that others strongly disagree with you. Thank you for your contribution."



[edit on 16-11-2007 by Nohup]

Originally posted by planetfall
beautiful pics, but nothing artificial anywhere, its all nature.

hirise.lpl.arizona.edu...

what do you see?

Here's what I see. Let's see the debunkers debunk this!

Blow up the image 250 % and follow the craters edge you wil find 2 structures and theres more lower. There all walls of kind.

reply to post by ahamarlin


Are you able to locate it in this image?
hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu...


Could you tell me in which one of these four squares is located what you see, and make a short description of it?



[edit on 16/11/2007 by internos]

Hi Internos,
thanks for the reply. You have the wrong pic. See my above posted link (2e posting) It says: "layers exposed in crater near marwrth vallies psp_004052_2045"

Sorry I'm so bad with the comp. I think there's really something there.

reply to post by ahamarlin


Ok.
Same question:

In which square is located?
And please, a description of its shape: is it a square, a triangle a pyramid ecetera?

Internos,
yes this is the pic. Section 1, blow up 250%, rightside under. I see walls when you follow the edge, also go more to the right (just outside section 1)

reply to post by ahamarlin

Frankly, i see nothing out of the "ordinary", but it doesn't matter.
Anyway, that's a cropped area of the image i've linked above (i re-post the link):

hirise-pds.lpl.arizona.edu...



Maybe it will help to look at the whole image

i235.photobucket.com...

Dont know of this works but if it opens look at the marked spots, pffff
not easy to place a pic on ATS before you have 25 posts! Anyway, do you see the same as I do or is my imagination running wild here?
Go to the origal site and compare the marked spots when blowed up 250%

reply to post by ahamarlin

I made a close-up of the areas you pointed:

Internos,
I had the same: when you look at the original site and blow up 250% you have a different (clearer image) But nevermind, thanks for looking into it, gues there's nothing to see then. If I'll find out how to do it I will point out exactly what I mean with arrows.
Again, thanks for your patience

well, I wonder what it is that I have found here in these Mars pictures from this link.
photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov...

the are in question is in the bottom left corner section of main photo.

It might have a simple explanation but it just looks so out of place.

here's the area sectioned off and with the area in question sectioned off




and this is the main photo