posted on Aug, 26 2014 @ 01:25 AM
They provide a free software to view the original-scale images: HiView
Here's the first formation at 1:1 scale (with resolution of about 1.6 m/pixel), from the non-map RGB image:
Here it is again at 1:1 scale, from the map-projected image:
And at enlarged x4:
Pareidolia and imagination can read a lot of things into images like that, but all we're essentially looking at here is the natural terrain, with
various geological formations such as cliffs, shales, fault lines, etc. Nature can produce straight lines and right angles no problem!
As for the big straight line through the image, I agree with others that it's an image artifact, seeing how it lines up perfectly with the CCD sensor
orientation. It's also translucent, and you can see the real terrain features through it.
[Edit] I found an even better resolution image
for the first formation, at about 0.5 m/pixel, and
at lower sun angle:
It looks even more natural and non-suspicious.
edit on 26-8-2014 by wildespace because: (no reason given)