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Geoguessr - Mars edition ? - Hackers - Apr 21, 2026 Should we take geoguessr challenges to the skies? I was thinking of this... to highlight cool photos from the moon, Mars, etc. It would be too hard. Not enough landmarks. There are a few photos that internet sleuths could find, and several that would show up in Google Lens / search by image, but overall I think a Space Geoguessr series would probably be too difficult because most locations on Mars (or others) are only photographed once (per spot) close-up. Here's a starting set of photos that showcase some erosion, likely from fluids, from long ago on the planet Mars. 🔐 loading encrypted image… I love some of the natural stone patterns in that first photo... Cobblestone-like surfaces can form over time, especially in dry environments. They are nifty and it's amazing how much we don't know about Mars. I hope we continue studying it. 🔐 loading encrypted image… This next photo is better at highlighting erosion, most likely from a liquid, but it could also erode from wind & sand movements. 🔐 loading encrypted image… The diagonal "line" is not as straight when zoomed in, and appears to be some sort of stream/creek from the past maybe? 🔐 loading encrypted image… Sources can be seen & zoomed into here: https://viewer.gigamacro.com/view/pViQJckaazrtyq6T?x1=7151.55&y1=-9614.89&res1=4.31&rot1=0.00 https://gigapan.com/gigapans/238954?fbclid=IwY2xjawRUX1BleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFQTkZFaE9Ed2t6T0hVVjIxc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHj8gFJjWZR9TiDZTfFnMdRNHE0BPoU4QWeMUopYaTTi5Oye3i7eowNate4R4_aem_O4mNvpeOBR2aCn-1niEj0Q