MARS "DUNES" ARE

SOMETHING ELSE

Beginning to sound a little too much like sci-fi fiction and too far fetched to be truth? If so, that is I suspect a function of reactive psychology and emotion and not a function of the evidence itself and where it points. In the above seventh image, let's revisit some officially identified "Dunes in Wirtz Crater" evidence previously presented in Part 4 of my multi-part Report 088 titled "Mars Strange Colossi" from the E21-00192 narrow-angle strip science data.

In the lower left field of this image you can again see the concave feature still pronounced on one of the objects and to its immediate right another one but now the concave feature in that object is beginning to fill in. In this scene, it is not so much the whole object that is changing but rather a more specific portion of it. The end result of this process appears to be the forming of a sort of much elevated aerodynamic tail-fin shape sticking up in this area (pointed out by the blue arrows) that appears fuzzy at its extremities and may be producing some kind of exhaust. Note that all are oriented in the same direction, again suggesting the aerodynamic principle.

As strange as they look, they could still be some kind of strange geology if it wasn't for their relationship to the other so called "dune" evidence referred to here. So let's examine the spot at the base area of one of these "dunes" or "domes" pointed out by the yellow arrow in the final image below.