· Atlantis Chaos, Mars
Atlantis Chaos right angles and grids
Square, triangular and web-like forms in a 2009 HiRISE landing-site frame, flagged by Max's fractal analysis. NASA labels it chaos terrain.
How plausible · Low
Right angles in a public HiRISE frame flagged by one fractal analysis, with a testable prediction not yet run.
- ●●Restraint Max proposes a falsifiable low-sun test.
- ●○Access Public HiRISE data.
- ●○No gain sought Nothing sold.
- ●○Checkable details check out The frame is public.
Against
- −Lone source, no corroboration Max's fractal analysis is the only reading of it as anomalous.
Plausibility weighs how well an account fits where secrecy hides the documents by design, so missing records never count against it. Strength measures what is documented. Assessed 2026-10-23.
Claims
Max's prediction: anomalies score higher at low sun. Max predicts his detectors respond more strongly at low sun angles. His exact Atlantis Chaos and Renaudot spots have no low-sun frames; nearby terrain does. Two routes: request reshoots through HiRISE HiWish, or compare low- and high-sun frames of the same terrain ourselves.Plaskett U 'towers'analysisLeadMax Derakhshani
Where
Atlantis Chaos, Mars
34.0°S 177.0°W on Mars
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