Falsifying candidate artifacts

Greg, here are some more images clipped from a Hirise image, showing the straight lines and near rectangular/squarish patterns in Hale Crater:

Generally:





Squares on hilltops:





Square beside a circular crater:



Circular crater on the left seems to be forming straight lines:



A raised rectangle on the left beside a depressed rectangle on the right:



Rectangles running along the top of a ridge:




Rectangles around a hill:



Odd (green) objects in and beside crater:



Rectangles within a large crater:

Here is a link to the last group of images I just posted. It is labeled:

"Overlapping Flows in Ejecta from Hale Crater"

[url] hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_008628_1435 [/url]

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<br />Here is a link to the last group of images I just posted. It is labeled:

"Overlapping Flows in Ejecta from Hale Crater"

[url] hirise.lpl.arizona.edu/PSP_008628_1435 [/url]


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The first 2 pictures are an interesting argument, I will have to investigate them some more though. Normally that kind of terrain is not so angular.