Mars color

[Koen1]

Heh, that's a damn cool pic!!

I prefer the larger sand-coloured one, it looks nicer as a wallpaper,
but that patch of suspiciously wave-like "dunes" at the bottom of
the crater is certainly very interesting.

[utilitarian]

Come on guys, they tried to cover this up with a few bogus closeups later as an after thought. Put it up for a week as a screener, it'll grow on you. This isn't a time to hear crickets and peep frogs, it's time for some serious chatter. This thing is mega square miles in size, NASA and anyone related in any way is not to be trusted.

The runoff is not filtered and I can't tell were the filtered water comes out, but obvious is obvious.

It is sand.  Sand can look very much like water.  Look at this right portion below, where there are some "waves" that are way above the rest of the "water".  If this was really water, you would not see this.  Sand can exist this way, though.

[raburgeson]

Those are filter bars. The smucks tried to hide a bridge right close, just follow the river down a bit and you will see they airbrushed a rock on the right side of it leaving the arc under the bridge and the top visible and the left. Also the rocks in the road don't exist. That is a huge water filter and you are in denial. It's partly my fault, I didn't have enough stuff to ease you into this. I gave you what little stuff I had first.

We did this not aliens. They have been there for decades and they hid science from us. The result is we have been using technology far to long that is redundant and are suffering from the environmental impact. The natural order of things in science would allow for better technologies before we wreck the planet.

That is water and it is not sand looking like water, use equalize on it with Photoshop and see the area of flow. You can't do that with sand. For the full picture to get the red out first use autolevels on it. You should do this on any panorama anyway because the light varies from one side of a picture to the other on each picture.

Earth panoramas submitted for viewing are usually equalized before they are posted. If it wasn't used you can make them look nicer by running autolevel on it.

Oil and coal derivatives are redundant fuels.

They believe they can hide in plain sight, that's straight out of their mouths. I'm not going to let them. They have hydrogen technologies locked up tight on a shelf. We paid for the research, it's time to use the results.

[raburgeson]

How they make things look dry. It's the background code, zoom in on this 800%.

Those glass tubes, worms , what ever they called them way back when people found them make perfect sense now. They didn't at first because of the bulges in them. Now I see they were used to pipe water.

[utilitarian]

Those are filter bars. The smucks tried to hide a bridge right close, just follow the river down a bit and you will see they airbrushed a rock on the right side of it leaving the arc under the bridge and the top visible and the left. Also the rocks in the road don't exist.

Why would NASA, in the same photograph, airbrush rocks but leave a huge reservoir of the impossible-to-exist liquid water in plain sight? 

And no, those are not filter bars.  I do not even know what filter bars are, but if you look closely, the sand waves flow smoothly up.