MArs and venus anomalies

Notice the 3 round objects and the cluster on mars, and then see the pole images on venus are missing. hmm

The second pic with the great scar was caused by a drunk driver. This is well known in the galactic community.

Are you sure those are anomalies?

Lack of photos on a mosaic is not an anomaly, the "3 round objects" could be craters, the "cluster" could be anything, where did you get these images from?

Originally posted by ArMaP
Are you sure those are anomalies?

Lack of photos on a mosaic is not an anomaly, the "3 round objects" could be craters, the "cluster" could be anything, where did you get these images from?

I agree: the first one is some missing data covered by a layer,


the second and the third ones are some extremely low resolution images, they were cropped by a global image of Mars:
image # 2 shows Noctis Labyrinthus, Pavonis Mons, Arsai Mons and Biblis Patera, all well known regions of which many hi res images are available:
image # 3 shows Argentia Planum, Maraldi and Shmidt :

Image # 1 was taken from here
apod.nasa.gov...

image 2 and 3 were taken from here
astrogeology.usgs.gov...

ok thanks for the direction, i was using worldwide telescope so the images were not high rez.

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You can try NASA's WorldWind, a free program that works more or less like Google Earth (in fact I think it's the other way, I think WorldWind is older or based on the original Keyhole software that was bought by Google), it does have the same lack of data (the source is the same) but they have much better resolution for the planets.


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WorldWind does not show stars and galaxies like WorldWide Telescope, but it shows great photos of the planets in a easy to use interface.

It can be downloaded from here.

PS: you should also download some of the add-ons available here.