Falsifying candidate artifacts

Cool. In the meantime, take a look at this video I just put up about the Crown Face feature discovered by Greg Orme:

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<br />Cool. In the meantime, take a look at this video I just put up about the Crown Face feature discovered by Greg Orme:



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If the Crowned Face is artificial the story behind it will be incredible, why there were the dual or three faces joined like this, why they are humanoid, etc. It should be at least hundreds of millions of years old from the erosion, so they could not be modelled on us.

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<br />Cool. In the meantime, take a look at this video I just put up about the Crown Face feature discovered by Greg Orme:




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See "Crowned Face Noses" thread, for excellent still images. I read of this years ago, usually called the King Face; some called it the Queen Face.

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<br />Cool. In the meantime, take a look at this video I just put up about the Crown Face feature discovered by Greg Orme:




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See "Crowned Face Noses" thread, for excellent still images. I read of this years ago, usually called the King Face; some called it the Queen Face.
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Yes, that's from my web site at ultor.org.

Greg, I would be interested in your take on this one:

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<br />Greg, I would be interested in your take on this one:

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Areas like this are very interesting, and cover perhaps 10% of the northern hemisphere on Mars. It is believed they were formed from sheets of ice and melted water. You can imagine the road like lines as rivers through the ice and the dimpled appearence like mud being squeezed up between the sheets of ice. Sometimes these road like shapes can also be parts of giant cracks, like from dried out mud you might see on Earth. These can be related so that as an area with ice sheets and water dries out the ground cracks and forms like polygonal shapes. Or sometimes the water returned and run down these cracks and moulded them into rivers.

Similar shapes are found around Cydonia, and some believe it was surrounded by ice sheets and iceberg like shapes, with the face and other formations rising above it. Some mountains in Cydonia have water ravines on their sides, as if water rose up in them from a water table and then flowed down the sides. Areas like this on Mars often have shapes and gravel associated with large glaciers.

That might indicate that Mars at the time had a thicker atmosphere to allow liquid water which makes life more likely at the time.