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Originally posted by ArMaP
I don't know, I only know that this image was made with images M04-03241 and M04-03242, corresponding to the red and blue channels, from Mars Global Surveyor.
Originally posted by zorgon
What's the blue stuff in those craters?
About those "shadows", I think you have photos of four different things.
Slope streaks.
The "geysers", that I am not sure if are really geyser like.
Wind blown dust
Dust devil trails
I agree with Internos about the slope streaks, they look like something flowed down hill, being diverted by anything higher than the surrounding ground.
I also agree (and I think that this is what most scientist think) that they were made in different occasions, and the "age" of the streaks is what makes them look less noticeable.
One thing that is not noticeable in your photos is that those slope streak really carve their way down hill. I will try to find an example of that.
PS: the filename of your Gusev images is "NASA_gusev_sm.jpg", shoudn't it be "ESA_gusev_sm.jpg"?
Originally posted by zorgon
Here is one in color
New Geysers in M11 01809
www.msss.com...
Originally posted by Dan Tanna
Oh they are planning to get the full mineral rights to mars alright, its just way off radar so the masses don't wonder just how they got stuff there...
Originally posted by MarsFanMag
I just laughed.
Originally posted by NephraTari
reply to post by Lebowski achiever
If it were Oil nasa would not be begging for funding. If it were oil and they even so much as suspected it was gushing up there, they would have a manned mission heading that way and scientists trying to work out the best way to get it here.
Originally posted by zorgon
But these happen every spring, which is why there are so many pictures available.