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The violet scar inside the moon’s impossible saltworks

A full-bleed portrait screenprint-lithograph of a scarlet salt plain on a tidally locked moon, densely scored by repeating channels that descend into a deep cobalt trench. Small plural field teams survey, core, stabilise, and compare several excavation zones, while a central cutaway reveals connected chambers and one rare violet abrasion scar on a sealed interior surface.
An excavation on a tidally locked moon reveals thousands of repeating mineral channels crossing a scarlet salt plain and descending into a cobalt terminator trench. Thermal cracking is the first reading, but connected chambers and a rare violet abrasion scar inside a sealed junction suggest the system was periodically dismantled or reconfigured from within—without revealing who built it.
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