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To: SpaceBar

At 150 feet down I imagine these polygons are fairly large - on the order of tens of feet across to be able to be imaged by GPR.

It could be dessication or freeze/thaw, but they are below an impact crater. I wonder if they could have been caused by the impact? A layer of stiff buried material at the time of the impact, and ending up looking like shattered glass?

I get a kick how EVERYTHING now-a-days gets referenced to climate change.


51 posted on 02/06/2024 12:21:32 PM PST by 21twelve (Ever Vigilant. Never Fearful.)
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To: 21twelve

Your gas guzzling SUV caused these peculiar patterns on Mars... somehow.


52 posted on 02/06/2024 12:26:25 PM PST by SpaceBar
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To: 21twelve

I might add that the ambiguity of the scale of the image is an excellent reminder of the fractal nature of the physical universe. Is it a planet, is it a fleck of Michael Moore’s dandruff?


53 posted on 02/06/2024 12:29:41 PM PST by SpaceBar
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