ESA Cydonia, Mars Image

I see them all .. but do you?

Wow, there are alot of faces in the Cydonia area. Can someone draw a little arrow where the famous Cydonia face is in this image?

rd

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<br />Wow, there are alot of faces in the Cydonia area. Can someone draw a little arrow where the famous Cydonia face is in this image?

rd
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When you bite the opposite side of the apple from your previous bite ..
are you shocked when it still taste like apple?

Trinket

For outside reasons of my own, I think that "humans", or equivalent, have been to Mars and perhaps inhabited it. In addition, Dr. Van Flandern's case for the original Cydonia Face being artificial looks to be air tight. However, in these above photographs: faces, figures, artwork are not apparent. I have to agree with Rich DeRosa on this matter. Artificial workings do not stand out.

Perhaps some of us are artistically deficient....

Gregg Wilson