[medved]

There is now overwhelming evidence of Mars having been inhabited in past ages

As it is EASY for me to be sidetracked, I did NOT go thru the links posted immediately above (#943)

IS this 'evidence' there, or somewhere ELSE on the Web?

The official view towards the "Hydaspis Chaos region on Mars:

Richard Hoagland's version of the story.

NASA, as usual, sees this image as more tricks of light and shadow. To less jaded eyes, the image has a familiar look to it, i.e. that of ordinary city blocks and streets.

Tom Van Flandern's Press Club presentation resides here.

Take a careful look at item 46. That one does not show megalithic face images or pyramids; just ordinary rectangular structures in rows, for ordinary people to live in. You'll note that the upper right corners to windward are weathered while the lower left corners to leeward are still sharp and retain their 90 degree angles.

My own interpretation of recent face images and the images of the Cydonia main pyramid are on Bearfabrique.

[Elsie]

This picture looks just like a dried lake bottom in the hot summer sun: cracking and shrinking and pulling away in irregular blocks.

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Take a careful look at item 46.

I did. What's the SCALE? No clues are given. I'd have to say that the 'occupants' would have been VERY big folks!

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I also looked at 37: antlered animal.

What WERE they thinking?! Just as some people are disappointed that the lines connecting the stars that make up constellations are NOT there when they finally get out of a light-polluted sky and actually look up.

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I had downloaded the #46's COMPLETE image once, and found MANY 'faces' in the pixels, NONE of which had been commented upon.

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