WHO'S ON MARS? (continued)

An earlier post reposted twice so I deleted it.

Groupings of artificial looking structures can be found through out this image. On the right edge of the dome is a structure that looks like a skyscraper.

SP246105.2 Enlarged, equalized and contrast adjusted

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M1202019 Enlarged and equalized.
Just to the left of the red question mark near the bottom of the page is something that looks like a word, RJIELLIA, or something similar, (turn head sideways to see).
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M210196 Thresholded.

Thresholded Mars image showing city-like outlines.

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Areas appearing structural


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M0100715 Enlarged Clip

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One of the rules of image evaluation is that one must never magnify to the point where pixelation can be seen by the eye. When it is seen, one must demagnify until pixels completely disappear.

The reason is simple. The image, unlike the real scene on Mars, is made up of tiny, rectangular pixels. This is artificial, but of our own creation. If those artifacts become visible, they will deceive our eyes into making many natural things appear artificial. -|Tom|-