Mysterious landscape in Huo Hsing Vallis on Mars. Alien Ruins?

An incredible terrain pattern emerge from martian soil in "Huo Hsing Vallis". These images cropped from Google Mars are only a small part of the entire image. It seems that there is something unnatural in these complicated designs. It seems a net of channels or Alien Ruins...
Long/Lat: 27°38' N, 67°06' E
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I see a whole bunch of nothing

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Yep....definitely 100% proof of aliens on Mars. I see a starbucks in there too....and a schooner!

Dont mean to disrespect, but I really have a hard time in seeing any intelligent design or formations. There are plenty of stuff to be explained but not this one.

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StringTh

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Natural rock formations?

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I wouldn't put too much into it. It's probably natural.

I've got to be honest here. I'm not seeing anything in the pictures apart from Mars terrain.
I'm not saying there hasn't been civilizations on Mars, which I believe there could have been. Just, these pictures don't seem to show anything of any interest.
Keep hunting.

Originally posted by StringTh
Dont mean to disrespect, but I really have a hard time in seeing any intelligent design or formations. There are plenty of stuff to be explained but not this one.

Sorry again
StringTh

No problem.
The real problem is understand How these incredible nets have been formed on an area so extended.

Looks like a closeup of a Ingrain wallpaper
I agree with the others, there's nothing really to see that resembles ruins...

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I don't think that landscape is caused by erosion. They look intricate roads, but by the position of shadows it seems that those features are elevated from the ground, perhaps covering some sort of underground system. Very curious.

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I wouldn't put too much into it. It's probably natural.

Thx for your opinion.
But again: HOW these incredible "nets" have been formed ?

The whole area with the same terrain pattern is at least 9 Km x 3 Km...

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A very interesting series of pics. On the ground those "wall" structures must be hundreds of feet high. Would be great to get a lander right in there to poke around.

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It looks like stress-fractures to me. And I know, the next question is what caused the stress? Maybe some1 more knowledgeable can shed some light on it.

Or a dried up river:




StringTh

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Two of those are Spanish Treasure Signs. Good luck on finding the King's Gold.

Originally posted by Arken
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I wouldn't put too much into it. It's probably natural.

Thx for your opinion.
But again: HOW these incredible "nets" have been formed ?

The whole area with the same terrain pattern is at least 9 Km x 3 Km...

Nature is very interesting.
A quick look on google images found me this.



www.google.com...:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&s a=N&tab=wi&ei=hDCxT-79O4ai8QS1vr3mCA&biw=1440&bih=770&sei=jDCxT6XfAouu8ATrlLmJCQ

Who knows what interaction with wind and minerals is going on.
Especially on another planet. But I wouldn't say it was created by an intelligence. it's probably natural.

Originally posted by SilentE
I've got to be honest here. I'm not seeing anything in the pictures apart from Mars terrain.
I'm not saying there hasn't been civilizations on Mars, which I believe there could have been. Just, these pictures don't seem to show anything of any interest.
Keep hunting.

There are much better pics of Mars anomalies, true, but still they are open to interpretation, all eyes never see the same thing.

OTOH, Mars has been remote viewed with highly impressive results by quality, proven RVers and there, my friend, you have some meat.

Mars has a core, a mantle and crust as does Earth. These look like stress features, whether by an impact on the crust, or volcanic activity from below I don't know. I could guess that it would be heated material splayed out from an impact, rather than a lava flow from an upwelling, who knows, maybe even water had a part to play. I'm sure there has to be some info on this area, but I'm too busy to look.