Statue on its back from MRO in 2006

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8 years 3 months ago #6232 by Rey

Statue on its back from MRO in 2006 was created by Rey

Melas Chasma

I had to see for myself so I looked where I thought the most damage would be, and about 9000 ft below sea level, what looks to be like a humanoid statue lying on its back, in the The 'eye' of Mars, the “canyon”, which they say is so big that Arizona's Grand Canyon would be a mere crack in the sidewalk by comparison. There is more here than meets the eye, no doubt whatever was there was obliterated a long time ago.

See for yourself in google earth also the link below. Have you seen anything else?

Link to CTX: P01_001456_1699_XI_10S068W: viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/P01_001456_1699_XI_10S068W#P=P01_001456_1699_XI_10S068W&T=2

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8 years 3 months ago #6234 by Todd

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Hello and welcome. :cheer:

Melas Chasma is an interesting place. I think it was once a giant open lake that turned into canyon rivers as the water eroded the landscape and later dried up. If there was a civilization on Mars, that water source would have been immensely important and as it dried up and changed direction, the Martian civilization likely followed it. It's a good image and I see quite a bit of what appears to be structure around the region you highlighted.

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