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[edit]DescriptionUngewöhnliche Strukturen in der Region Angustus Labyrinthus (53675318318).jpg |
Deutsch: Die DLR-Marskamera HRSC hat am 27. Februar 2024 die Region Angustus Labyrinthus nahe des Marssüdpols aufgenommen. Auf einem Hochplateau existieren dort mehrere geradlinig und im rechten Winkel zueinander verlaufende Grate von wenigen Kilometern Länge. Das dadurch entstehende Muster wurde bereits 1972 auf den Bildern der NASA-Raumsonde Mariner 9 entdeckt und erinnerte die beteiligten Wissenschaftler an die Ruinen der Inkastadt Machu Picchu in den peruanischen Anden. Daher wird die Struktur in der Marsforschung bis heute informell als Inca City, als „Inka-Stadt“ bezeichnet. Für den Ursprung der Struktur werden unterschiedliche Prozesse diskutiert.
Quelle: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin English: The DLR Mars camera HRSC recorded the Angustus Labyrinthus region near the south pole of Mars on February 27, 2024. On a high plateau there are several straight ridges a few kilometers long that run at right angles to each other. The resulting pattern was discovered in 1972 in images from NASA's Mariner 9 spacecraft and reminded the scientists involved of the ruins of the Inca city of Machu Picchu in the Peruvian Andes. This is why the structure is still informally referred to as Inca City in Mars research today. Different processes are being discussed for the origin of the structure. Source: ESA/DLR/FU Berlin |
Date | Taken on 12 March 2024, 21:28:49 |
Source | Ungewöhnliche Strukturen in der Region Angustus Labyrinthus |
Author | DLR_de |
Flickr set InfoField | Mars Express |
Flickr tags InfoField | mars; express |
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