03/04/2018 by Jean Ward

Disc crash impact site and Martian crater anomalies

This image was taken by NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) Context Camera (CTX) on 2010-01-19T13:29:24.120.

NASA describes this image as “Northern mid-latitude crater.”

Case #19: Disc crash impact site and Martian crater anomalies:

I discovered what looks like a disc crash impact site on the Martian Surface. The disc is on longer at the site and may have been removed or left after repairs.

Disc crash impact site B17_016325_2185_XI_38N302W

This NASA photograph also shows many interesting crater anomalies which I’ll present here.

Martian crater anomaly - one — Martian crater anomaly – one

Martian crater anomaly - two — Martian crater anomaly – two

Martian crater anomaly - three — Martian crater anomaly – three

Martian crater anomaly - four — Martian crater anomaly – four

Martian crater anomaly - five — Martian crater anomaly – five

Martian crater anomaly - six — Martian crater anomaly – six

Martian crater anomaly - seven — Martian crater anomaly – seven

Martian crater anomaly - eight — Martian crater anomaly – eight

Original NASA source: http://viewer.mars.asu.edu/planetview/inst/ctx/B17_016325_2185_XI_38N302W

I used NASA’s image viewer to the left of the NASA web page to view these anomalies.

I can only speculate whether a disc actually crashed here. It does look a lot like other similar images posted in various forums and blogs.

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