[ETL]

Here from the site you linked is a genuine photo of the surface of Phobos. You can see the parallel lines and layering the piece I posted referred to.

Apparently some are at right angles to each other. That could possibly explain the 4-sided structure of the monolith as impact-ejected rock.

[ETL]

“That could possibly explain the 4-sided structure of the monolith as impact-ejected rock.”-me

But then of course, how could it be that the ‘impact-ejected rock’ came to land perfectly right side up? Unless it perhaps rose straight up from below the surface as a result of an impact.

[Jack Hydrazine]

How about these photos of Phobos taken by the Russian's Phobos 2 probe taken with its infrared camera way back in 1989?



Is it natural? Is it caused by weathering?

How about the photo of Mars below taken by the Mars Odyssey by its infrared camera in 2002? NASA tried to pass it off as typical Martian mesas.