eldorado spirit

I thought I’d revisit this one.

It seems to me that if a Type-I, or Type-II, civilization once lived on Mars, then HUGE, miles across,
structures would cover much of the planet. While it is interesting to point out smaller artifacts in rover images, I think the larger underlying geologic forms may actually be ruins of megalithic structures…on a grand, planetary, scale.

I look forward to more analytic considerations of this.

Greetings!

If I may refer to another website, I would direct readers to a similar image of the area, This image is from Keith Laney Productions' www.thehiddenmission.com, with the following url: www.keithlaney.net/SCI/Eldorado.jpg

First, this image appears to have been taken under different lighting conditions. Second, it seems to include most if not all of the turquoise-colored feature, i.e., its right side.

Talk about a change in appearance! The turquoise-colored area in 1366-1.png in this new image sure -seems- to have been transformed from dark-colored sand dunes into a large puddle or a very shallow pond, complete with "ripples"!

When this image is enlarged to about 200% or more, it is easier to see that the upper-left corner of the feature has rocks or bits of solid earth that appear to stick up above the ripples; with material which is between the "rocks" and of the same color, appearing to lie beneath the ripples. The left side of this feature also shows light-colored shadings and striations appearing to be visible--and continuing--underneath the ripples.

Finally, at the right end of the feature the ripple pattern becomes more complex, looking like an interference pattern that is created when ripples or waves are reflected off a barrier or within a confined space and reflect back upon themselves,

At least, this is how it -looks- to me . Just sayin'. Of course, EEMMV: Everyone Else's Mileage May Vary!