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Mars: Strange "impacts" near Cydonia?

Anonymous Thu 28 Jan 03:57:17 2021 No.12636265 View Reply Original Report

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I was looking up Cydonia Mensae on Google Mars because I saw something on /x/ that said there was a nuclear explosion near there. Anyway, I found this strange pattern nearby. I've got the GPS grid enabled if you want to check with Google Mars yourself.
What could explain this weird pattern of craters?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 28 Jan 2021 04:02:02 No.12636270 Report

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>>12636265
Uhh... how big is it? I picture when rocks impacts from space they can be steep arcs or arcs that are nearly parallel with the surface. It's just a guess but it looks like a big rick skid along the ground.

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Anonymous Thu 28 Jan 2021 04:06:08 No.12636286 Report

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>>12636265
It's from an electrical arc

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 28 Jan 2021 04:07:54 No.12636294 Report

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assuming it's an impact feature, probably an object broke up in air and left a debris field.

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Anonymous Thu 28 Jan 2021 10:00:31 No.12636949 Report

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>>12636265
you mean the graben fault?

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