Good raw image of sand dunes in ravines and around rocks etc. created by the Martian winds. They are not uniform , break at odd lengths and never end nor start from an entrance or an exit to a martian subway station just like the sand dunes do on Earth.
The trees are all in the Polar North of Mars and are always black. This is basaltic sand and there is even raw images of spumes of this sand and carbon dioxide erupting in the polar region.
Why do the so called trees only grow in the Northern Polar region only and why are they always black?
Why do the trees flow "down" from dunes and hills?
Answered above.
If Mars is thriving underground with glass tubes above ground to transport them then why don't we see them in the tubes and why don't they come out to investigate our rovers?
Its not possible at this time to spray a liquid on Mars.
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Trying to dodge the Pareidolia effects but that does look like a growth of some kind where the fluid is falling into. thetiler
this is some very cool visual data much appreciated. Helps the CT mind as we tend to challenge ourselves and question brain capacity ability
awareness. 
That first picture you posted is amazing I have never seen that one before, does anyone have any thoughts on this? Also the monolith of
Phobos is intriguing, how did this structure come about? I have no doubt intelligent life exists elsewhere in our universe, whether or not it
exists/existed on Mars is another story. 
You say the glyphs are rubbed out but if you look at a high res picture of Sydonia
you will see it is surface texture. In my example (the red box thingy) you see no evidence of brushing or do you suggest they altered the glyphs to
natural formations (craters)? 
it would of been cool checking out the pics of ELENIN supposedly deteriorating ect. dcmb1409
thanks for trying to find it I think there is some data at bottom of image but that may no longer be working.
