Some stunning picts of Mars.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM09F8LURE_index_0.html
Cydonia revisited
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Cydonia revisited
The conspiration theory fans will not be happy about that
Some stunning picts of Mars.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM09F8LURE_index_0.html
Some stunning picts of Mars.
http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEM09F8LURE_index_0.html
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Oh, they won't let something as paltry as the truth stop them. From some angles, the Face actually does bear a resemblance to a face (especially after expecting it to after years of hearing and seeing the hype), but then so do some clouds and mounds of horse manure. Pareidolia is a universal condition, I think.
Personally, I think one day someone *will* find a face on Mars, maybe even on this very Cydonian mesa. Of course, being the optomist that I am, I expect it to be the result of some future colonist and mega-artist who decided to carve the mesa into a face, thereby creating a self-fullfilling prophecy of sorts.
...John...
Personally, I think one day someone *will* find a face on Mars, maybe even on this very Cydonian mesa. Of course, being the optomist that I am, I expect it to be the result of some future colonist and mega-artist who decided to carve the mesa into a face, thereby creating a self-fullfilling prophecy of sorts.
...John...
"To make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe..."
--Carl Sagan
--Carl Sagan
I don??t believe so.The space program is going so SLOW that I think we will be extinct before any attempt to colonize Mars.No kidding.The new crew launch vehicles are simply a joke,two or more steps behind the versatility of the space shuttles.
Dollan wrote:Oh, they won't let something as paltry as the truth stop them. From some angles, the Face actually does bear a resemblance to a face (especially after expecting it to after years of hearing and seeing the hype), but then so do some clouds and mounds of horse manure. Pareidolia is a universal condition, I think.
Personally, I think one day someone *will* find a face on Mars, maybe even on this very Cydonian mesa. Of course, being the optomist that I am, I expect it to be the result of some future colonist and mega-artist who decided to carve the mesa into a face, thereby creating a self-fullfilling prophecy of sorts.
...John...