Mars bunker and sphinx

Bunker, slightly above and to the left of the sphinx:

https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/t31.0-8/1548013_952525881443483_5232065898298604577_o.jpg

Cat seems to have a number of tongues on this one....

do you waste good Bourbon looking for this ****?
That "bunker" is for relly tiny guys isn't it? Either that or the sand grains are much bigger than earth sand.
Ill go with the vivid imagination theory. Get some sleep

OH YEH, its really not Sphinx, its a headless statue bust of Simon Bolivar in Uniform

HOMINY PIPPLES VOTE ES FOR SEEMON BOLEEVAR?



I think we will have to dig a bit for the horse

I love this ****.

But I'm afraid to ask what you see when you look at an ink blot.

It's a NASA image.....

http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/00787/mcam/0787ML0034320000400491E01_DXXX.jpg

You were looking so hard at the rock in the foreground that you missed the skull-like thing in the background under the shale outcrop.

(but seriously, this is a very cool image, just check out those flat sedimentary looking layers. I really wish I was up there with a rock hammer... )

As I mentioned, there is no way this one gets past the censors even a year ago. There's been some sort of a major change in policy at NASA and JPL.

No, I think youre just seeing more unicorns in the sky.
I don't even know if youre being serious, and if you are, I would be a bit concerned that perhaps youre listening to George Nori too much (and believing his guests).
Lets take your "bunker" and compare it to the grains of sand in the area surrounding. Any ieas on the size of that "bunker"? You've not seen enough in the world of rocks I can tell. e see examples of all kinds of rock structure made by intersections of cooling cracks or intersections of cracks, cleavage or bedding planes. There are many places on the earth where such features are common.These are box -in-box joints or box stone.


As far as Simon Bolivars statue, I was just kidding . Just as if I were making pictures my imagination created (like as when we were kids looking up at cumulus clouds and calling out the animals we could see)

we have better ones on earth. Heres some

Hex joints

Heres some orthogonal joints near the Sanitary Canal near the Asian Carp traps S of Chicago

I was looking at the photo again and ired to me that this may be next gen LIDAR. The "creations" of strait lines is often a function of the limit of resolution of the software. The technique is called "Slopeshading" where the LIDAR doesn't record actual changes in distance to the scanner, but reads a "delta", a change in in distance and records it either as a black or white.
This may be more associated with "smoothing" than ctul ground features . Not sure though, wed need to get the stats of the actual scans.

LIDAr can fool because it has a habit of "creating' squares an smooth triangle shapes if the shots aren't resolved enough