Pollack Crater and "White Rock" (Absolute Natural Colors; credits for the additional process. and color.: Dr Paolo C. Fienga - Lunexit Team)

Pollack Crater is located in the "Sinus Sabaeus Quadrangle! of Mars, at approx. 7,9° South Lat. and 334,8° West Long. Pollack Crater is about 96 Km in diameter and it was named after Dr James B. Pollack, an American physicist (1938 –1994).
Pollack Crater contains a large Light-toned Deposit (known as "White Rock" or "Pollack's White Fingers") that was once thought to be a Salt Deposit. Truth is that nobody knows, so far, the real nature of White Rock and the reason of its bright color - even though some people - Scientists and Professional Researchers - say that White Rock "only APPEARS white, but it is not", and the reason why of this appearence is in the fact that its surroundings are exceptionally dark.

On the other hand, we believe, as Lunar Explorer Italia Team, that such a "theory" is incredibly lame and does not deserve to ba called and known as a "theory" at all.