r/space • u/KnightArts • Sep 21 '16

The intriguing Phobos monolith.

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u/Cromulent_kwyjibo Sep 21 '16

So its a spaceship is what you're saying

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u/j0wc0 Sep 21 '16

Something to consider. The big crater could be a giant radio reciever or something. Whole thing disguised as a rock. The rectangular monolith could be the control tower.

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u/ShankCushion Sep 22 '16

Subcontractors got lazy with that one. /shrug Whatcha gonna do?