[mmercier]

i followed hoagland for years out of interest, about four years ago he apparently made a clean break with physical reality and became some type of pseudo-mystic.

he lost me with the detailed blueprints of the subterranean martian base, complete with skylights.

hoagland no longer adds anything but wild speculation and his old grudge against the nasa management that canned him for outrageous speculations based on limited factual data. my own judgment based on the latest photo run is that the face is symmetrical... very interesting but still not conclusive evidence of a subterranean martian city.p>

[Nathan Zachary]

It's just a well eroded geological formation. I guess it proves that there is wind on mars. What's more interesting is if you look at other things around there. There seems to be an old river bed to the right between two other formations, but it could just be a valley carved out by wind.

[Finalapproach29er]

Hoagland-->>WWW.enterprisemission.com

He's now got weird artifacts (not natural, with 90 degree angles), that he says was in a dried up river on Mars.

Its entertaining.

[JoJo Gunn]

He's certainly made a name for himself, shilling astronomical Rorshach blobs. I also found a "face" in this latest image, so maybe I missed my calling.