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MARS4ALL

NEW! NEW! NEW! The Original FACE ON MARS !

Bugs On Mars Site

Olivine on Mars Page

Channels on Hale Crater Peak

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A site dedicated to the little known discoveries already made and the discoveries yet to come from the [formerly] Red Planet...

These full globe images of Mars were captured by the Hubble Space telescope at Mars opposition in 1997. The color is definitely too red. The planet has a generally mottled ruddy tan appearance to the eye. But at the time these images were made, it was customary to process all Mars images as red as possible. The current fashion is to claim Mars is more a "butterscotch" color... see the image at the bottom of the page (a re-processed Viking era mosaic) for an example.

A More Recent Hubble Image of Mars Plus Additional Recent Images and Links to Articles and Discussions

Use this page to jump to many other pages of interest on this and other sites... open your eyes and your mind, let your imagination run free.

Mars is a unique and wonderful world, one we are just beginning to explore in detail. Sometimes we will make discoveries, sometimes we will make wildly wrong interpretations.

It's OK to be wrong! Just about everything we're learning is brand new...

This is the Acidalium Hemisphere of Mars taken in 1995 by the Hubble Space Telescope in orbit above the Earth. Acidalium was found to be a relatively "wet" region by the HST infrared detectors...

Click on the image for a larger view of THIS Mars Face which your webhost discovered while leafing through the tens of thousands of Mars images available from the Mars Global Surveyor

This is obviously not a crater lake on Mars. It can't be. The atmosphere is too thin and too cold for water to exist on the surface for more than a little while. The interior deposit seen here (click the image for a larger view) is no doubt dust or sand...

Why are thin, flat pieces of Mars disrupted? Click Here for Examples

Is This A Glacier On Mars?

The surface of Mars is covered with so many wondrous and puzzling features and formations, it will take many generations of study to come to even a preliminary understanding of what is going on there and what has been going on there for eons. Every visit to Mars by spacecraft has led to more questions, more puzzlement, more astonishment, and more frustration. Mars is not like any other world.

Mars Orbital Laser Altimeter (MOLA) View of the Tharsis Volcanoes

What is Plowing Through the Martian Surface Here in Nilosyrtis?

Link to the Full MOC Image of MOC54006 above

Animation Links Below

7 second animation of Deimos rotation -- mpeg video

39 sec. animation of Phobos orbiting Mars -- mpeg video

Erupting Pingo?

Interesting Crater Fill

These are NOT Snail Tracks on Mars!!

Above is a beautiful image of the North Polar layered deposits from MOC. Click the image to go to the Mars Weather page.

NOTE ON IMAGES: Most of the images on this site originated with the Mars Orbital Camera operated by Malin Space Science Systems (link below). They are used courtesy of MSSS/NASA/JPL. Many of these images have been colorized and cropped by your host, BRFelix. Some images are from the Hubble Space Telescope operated by the Space Telecope Science Institute.

Wet Mars?

No Carbonates?

Are there active geysers on Mars? Click here -- see what you think

LAYERED TERRAIN ON MARS AS 'DISCOVERED' BY MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR

Pits In Utopia

Here are links to a selection of images you might find interesting... Please note, the titles of some of these images are for fun! We know so little about what is really going on on Mars that any conclusion drawn today will likely be overturned tomorrow! Enjoy!

White Stuff Overriding a Crater

Are these Canals?

Chaotic Pits

This is NOT a Lakeshore on Mars!

These are NOT "canal-like-lines"!!

There is no FISH in this scene!

Misty Hillsides (Caution: Big Download!)

Same Misty Scene -- only Color Enhanced... Still Big Download Though

Misty Crater Mound

The Incomprehensible Geology of Mars

Are these Lakebeds on Mars?

Pink Shorelines