re: Pillow lava in Victoria crater? Nope.
The internal structure of the out crop shows layering. In pillow lava there may be a concentric zoning (due to the thermal gradient) and / or a radial fracture (again, due to the thermal gradient)
The external structure of stacked pillow lavas tend to create an inverted tear-drop shape in cross-section. I don't see that in the outcrop in question.
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What I see are the corners and edges eroded from blocks created by fractures related to desication and impact. Sort of what we'd call spheroidal weathering here on earth.