Mound Builders on Mars?

Throwing caution to the winds, one wonders if the "crater" would be the launch basin for vertical takeoff of a rocket, and if the mound is a "bunker", "storage", etc. Is there a defined size to the formation?

Gregg Wilson

Here is a link to an earlier MOC image (M0401833).

[url] www.msss.com/moc_gallery/ab1_m04/jpegmaps/M0401833.jpg [/url]

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The Cydonia Institute

Archaeology Magazine features Newark Earthworks.

The Newark Earthworks
October 7, 2009
by Malin Grunberg Banyasz



See full article at: www.archaeology.org/online/features/hopewell/

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A similar octagon and ring formation (like the Ohio earthwork) was recently discovered with the aid of satellite images taken over the upper Amazon Basin area of Brazil.



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Keith Laney (Hidden Mission) has discovered a second Dome/Crater formation on Mars...in reverse!



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Looking again at the Dome/Crater formation found in Utopia Planitia region of Mars, please note how the northern axis passes through the center of the round crater - and when aligned with the indented "marker" found on the crater's eastern rim it crates an angle of 52 (51..



Much like the 51.8 angle observed on the octagon/circle mound in Newark Ohio.

As above so below.

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