169 Copyright 1995 Malin Space Science Systems, Inc. The Face on Mars Introduction In July, 1976, Viking Orbiter 1 was acquiring images of the Cydonia region of Mars as part of the search for potential landing sites for Viking Lander 2. On 25 July, 1976, it photographed a region of buttes and mesas along the escarpment that separates heavily cratered highlands to the south from low lying, ...

Cydonia Martian Pyramids & Sphinx Cherubim & the Stones of Fire Giza Sphinx = Cherubim Cairo = City of Mars Cities of Angels on Mars image courtesy of Jason's Cydonia Mars pages click for printer friendly version of this page 1976: The Viking Mars probe caused a sensation when NASA and the public eventually discovered a 1, 500 foot high face staring out into space from the surface of the Cydonia ...

Mars Global Surveyor Mars Orbiter Camera Mars Orbiter Camera Views the Face on Mars See also MOC and Viking Histograms Shortly after midnight Sunday morning (5 April 1998 12:39 AM PST), the Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) on the Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) spacecraft successfully acquired a high resolution image of the Face on Mars feature in the Cydonia region. The image was transmitted to Earth on ...

Proof of artificiality from the Mars Global Surveyor images of the 'Face' on Mars at the Cydonia region.

Cydonia, Illusions on Mars. INTRODUCTION: During the 1970s, NASA's Viking Orbiter beamed back a highly detailed map of the surface of Mars. While passing over the Cydonia region, sometimes called the Cydonian Plain, the orbiter sent back two images that looked like a human or humanoid head. Called by NASA scientists a ...